Life Values Assessment

My Values

Five most Important:

God
Family
Integrity
Loyalty
Friendship

Less Important:

Security
Health
Personal Development
Personal Accomplishment
Wisdom
Enjoyment

Community

Service

Independence

Creativity

Leadership

Expertness

Prestige

Wealth

Power

Location

Today I woke up at 8:00. I fed my daughter her breakfast, dressed her, and then I cooked breakfast for my husband and I. Then we all left for church. At church, today was my turn to teach preschool and I trained a new teacher in the process. After church I made lunch and my husband then he left for work. My daughter and I played until it was time for her afternoon nap and then dinner. Afterword we played until it was her bed time. I then began my homework and getting the house put back together for the next day.
My top five values; God, Family, Integrity, Loyalty, and Friendship are well reflected in my daily activities. My dedication to God is reflected through my work as the director of the preschool for my church. My daughter and my husband are my world and I do my best to take care of them and meet their needs which shows my dedication to my family. I am not derelict in my duties as a student, preschool teacher, mother and wife showing my loyalty and integrity.

a. I believe that my family instilled in me very deep beliefs in family, integrity, and personal accomplishment.

b. I think that all the values I received from my family are still valid. My grandmother raised me and she and I have always had very similar beliefs. My childhood values are still valid to me today.

c. I plan to open my own full-time preschool through my church. To make quality childcare available for those who might otherwise be unable to obtain it.

d. Money is always an issue. I also still need to finish school and obtain my teaching degree so that I am qualified.