Interactive values clarification activity: narrow a list of 90 values (or your own, if not listed) down to 20, then 10, then 5, then rank your final 5 and view a results card.
How the activity works
- 1Narrow to 20. Look through all 90 values and click any that genuinely matter to you. Don't see one of your values? Type it in and add it to the list. Most people pick more than 20 at first — that's normal. Just deselect a few until you're at 20 or fewer.
- 2Narrow to 10. Only your 20 will show up here. Cut it in half. This round is usually the hardest, since everything left still feels important.
- 3Narrow to 5. One more cut, down to exactly five. These are the values doing the most work in how you actually show up — not who you think you should be.
- 4Rank them. Use the arrows to put your five in order, most central at the top. There's no wrong order — go with your gut.
- 5Get your results card. Your ranked top five will lay out on a clean summary card you can screenshot or save as a PDF to keep.
Round 1 of 3 · Narrow to 20
Below are 90 values. Click each one that genuinely matters to you — don't overthink it, go with your first reaction. Once you've selected 20 or fewer, you can move on.
Don't see a value that matters to you? Type it into the box below the list and add it — it'll join the grid and count toward your selections.
Most people start by clicking far more than 20. That's normal — you'll just need to click a few back off before continuing.
Round 2 of 3 · Narrow to 10
Here are the values you kept. Cut this list down to 10 or fewer. This round usually feels harder — you're choosing between things that all genuinely matter.
Round 3 of 3 · Narrow to 5
Last cut. Choose the 5 values that feel most like the core of who you are — not who you think you should be.
Rank your final 5
Use the arrows to put your five values in order, most important at the top. There's no wrong order — just go with your gut.
Screenshot this card, or use the buttons below to save it.
My core values
What drives me right now
