What’s most important to you?

Now, really think of this question and try to answer it. Although it sounds like a no-brainer, many people have to stop and think to be able to give an answer.

Are you one of them?

Then you need to review your core values.

In fact, most people don’t know what’s most important to them. The biggest reason: we are strongly influenced by what society, media and people around us value. This messes up our perception big time.

A vision board is a manifestation tool that helps you stay focused on what’s most important to you regardless of the external influences. The powerful vision board quotes along with the collage of images that represent your vision keep your eyes on the prize.

But how to determine what deserves your focus the most?

By knowing your core values! These fundamental beliefs shape your desires, goals, behavior, relationships with others… In other words, they are your internal compass.

It’s hard to make a personal core values list just like that. Without undergoing a guided discovery process, it’s challenging to determine your exact core values.

In this article, we’ll help you discover your core values and unleash your full manifestation potential!

 

What Are Core Values?

“Core values are the fundamental beliefs of a person or organization. These guiding principles dictate behavior and can help people understand the difference between right and wrong. Core values also help companies to determine if they are on the right path and fulfilling their goals by creating an unwavering guide. There are many different types of core values in the world, depending upon the context.” – Your Dictionary

Types of core values include family core values, professional core values, core values of a company, core values in the workplace and etc. They shape how you process things, interact with others, as well as the way you behave or do work.

You can have an endless list of core values, but there will be some so important that will remain the same regardless of what’s happening around you. These are your top core values.

In a few words, the core values reflect WHO YOU ARE! They are not about doing or having something. Core values are about BEING.

So, let’s see who is really hiding behind the other side of the screen.

Do you desire so many things that you have trouble deciding what you want to achieve first? Define your exact core values and we guarantee you will recognize which desires are the closest to your heart. Go ahead and find out your biggest priorities!

 

Here are 20 examples of core values to better understand what these values can include:

Power

Stimulation

Hedonism

Security

Loyalty

Tradition

Open-mindedness

Dependability

Consistency

Honesty

Efficiency

Achievement

Fitness

Courage

Patriotism

Service to others

Education

Passion

Positivity

Motivation

 

Where do Core Values Come From?

Parents (Without a doubt your parents have influenced your core values the most. The things they have said to you, especially by the age of 5, the way they raised you and their actions shaped your core values.)

Significant Other Adults (Throughout life, especially during your childhood and teenage years there must’ve been people around you that you modeled yourself after. Your school teachers, close members of your family, coaches and etc also have impacted your core values.

Friends (When you started going to school,