What Are Your Personal Values?
Learning about what matters to you is key to the decisions you make in your life. Author Jennifer Nash shares how she re-discovered her values during a workshop. As a successful career professional and a new entrepreneur, Jennifer thought she was content with her life until she realized all that she had sacrificed to get there — friendships, finances, and family. Through the workshop, she learned that being vulnerable and open to change helped her deal with uncertainty better. She shares three activities that helped her learn more about herself — a life-wheel concept, a journey map, and reframing your thinking.
Harvard Business Review Logo November 26, 2020 Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images Learning about what matters to you is key to the decisions you make in your life. Author Jennifer Nash shares how she re-discovered her values during a workshop. As a successful Early this year, I attended a three-week long workshop to help me improve my productivity and wellbeing. Walking into my first session, everything seemed normal. I met 19 other people from across the globe, we introduced ourselves, and then, we were asked to complete a self-reflection exercise. We were each handed a sheet of paper with a…
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