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Two years ago I wrote a guide to finding your core values. A few hundred people read it. I have no idea how many did the exercise, because a PDF cannot tell you.That bothered me more than it should have. The exercise can be the single most useful thing I do with coaching clients, and the beneficial part is not reading about it. It is sitting with the cards for twenty minutes and being surprised by what comes out.So I rebuilt it as a tool. It is live today at thevaluesfinder.com, it is free, and it stays free.💡Written out, Family becomes "Friday evenings are not negotiable".What it actually doesFour steps, fifteen to twenty minutes.You start with a long list of values and tap the ones that feel true of you. Not the ones you think you should have. The ones you recognise. That distinction is the whole exercise and the tool says so on the first screen.Then it scores your picks by family, so you can see which themes keep showing up. Then you choose five to eight and put them in order, pair…

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