Values Card Sort | MindfulAI™ Masterclass

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Values Card Sort

Sort 50 values, narrow them to your top 3, and put into words what each one looks like in practice. Your answers stay in this window and are never saved. Print them before you leave.

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How it works

You'll see one value at a time. Go with your first reaction and put it in one of three piles: Very important, Somewhat important, or Not important. Then you'll narrow your Very important pile to 10, then 5, then 3.

There are no right answers. Most people find the narrowing hard. That's the point of the exercise.

Keys: 1, 2, 3 · Backspace to undo
Very: 0
Somewhat: 0
Not: 0

Put your top 3 into words

A value only guides you when it points to what you'll actually do. Answer for each value.

Your values

Top 5
    Top 10

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      Your privacy

      Your answers stay in this browser window. This exercise doesn’t save, send, or collect anything you choose or type, and it doesn’t use cookies or browser storage.

      When you close or refresh the page, your answers are erased. No one, including Right AI™, can see or recover them.

      To keep your results, print them or save them as a PDF before you leave the page.

      Card-sort method adapted from the Personal Values Card Sort by W. R. Miller, J. C’de Baca, D. B. Matthews, and P. L. Wilbourne, University of New Mexico (2001), which is in the public domain. Online format inspired by Dr. Jenny Shields’ Personal Values Card Sort.