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This document lists and discusses five personal values that the author considers most important. It explains how these values guide daily actions and interactions.
What's inside
- Listening
- Patience
- Appreciation
- Equality
- Hope
Who it is for: For anyone reflecting on their personal values. (General)
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Summary
Personal values are the principles that guide a person's actions and decisions. A student gets a list of five important values and reasons why they matter.
Values and their role
Values are the things that make a person feel good about themselves. They help a person decide what to do and what to say to others. A person might feel stressed when others do not follow their values.
Five important values
The writer lists five values that are important to them. Each value is explained with reasons why it matters. The writer gives examples of how these values affect daily life.
The importance of listening
Listening to others helps to avoid misunderstandings. It also helps to understand other people's points of view. The writer values listening and thinks it leads to empathy.
Other values
Patience, appreciation, equality and hope are also important values. The writer explains why each of these values matters. The writer gives examples of how these values affect daily life.
Key terms
- Values
- The principles that guide a person's actions and decisions.
- Listening
- Paying attention to what others say.
- Patience
- The ability to wait calmly for something.
- Appreciation
- Showing gratitude or approval for something.
- Equality
- The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, or opportunities.
- Hope
- A feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the most important values to me?
- How can I show others that I value them?
- How can I stay hopeful when things go wrong?
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