1.
Valuing your Values
Susan Grandfield
The Business Journey
14th May 2019
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2.
 When have you
experienced internal
conflict?
 A time when you said
yes but it felt like a no
 A time when you said
or did something
which didn’t feel right
 A time when you saw
something wrong and
didn’t intervene
 Or…..something else

3.
 When have you felt
completely in
alignment?
 A time when making a
big/significant decision
was easy
 A time when others said
you were wrong/foolish
but you did it anyway
 A time when you felt
good about yourself and
what you were doing
 Or…..something else

4.
What did you notice?
 Internal conflict is a symptom of our values being
compromised
 Going against our values creates stress and
expends more energy
 Choices feel limited when we are not living our
values
 Our capacity for connection increases when we
are in alignment
 We attract the right people and opportunities
when we are in alignment

5.
Questions to ask yourself
 What are my values?
 What is most important to me?
 Do I live my values everyday?
 Where in my life do I need to be more aligned
with my values?

6.
Image downloaded from Pixaby.com
Integrity Freedom Creativity
Collaboration Peace Honesty
Autonomy Teamwork Contribution
Recognition Community Partnership
Success Power Excellence
Beauty Harmony Adventure
Health Discipline Loyalty
Equality Joy Order
Status Achievement Fairness
Growth Security Reliability

7.
The Value of Your Values
 Why people buy from you:
 Organisational values
 Alignment
 Reinforces their sense of “me”
 Why people connect with you:
 Personal values
 Shared view of the world
 We like people like us – it’s easier

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Valuing your Values
 Uses less effort
 Attracts (and repels) the right people
 Creates a sense of balance
 Decisions are aligned
 Creates a stronger brand
 Deepens relationships
 Keeps you on track in the face of difficulties
 Increases your value to others

9.
“It’s not hard to make decisions when you
know what your values are”
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Roy Disney

10.
Questions to ask yourself
 What are my values?
 What is most important to me?
 Do I live my values everyday?
 Where in my life do I need to be more aligned
with my values?

11.
Thank you
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