It’s Week 3 of the Character Resume Challenge! This week, our focus is on Values!
I believe that identifying your values are the most important activities you’ll do in the Character Resume Challenge. Your values guide most of your actions and decisions on a daily basis. Conflicts in your life usually center around your values.
Here’s an example…for those that know me and/or subscribe to this blog, I am obsessed with working out (Fitness/Health is my #1 Value). I’ve kept track of EVERY workout I’ve done since January 2, 2000 – that’s right, for 22+ years! Yes, I know every workout I’ve done every day for over 22 years! Is that slightly obsessive?
I set yearly movement goals, usually 1,000 miles running/walking/elliptical and 3,000 miles biking/indoor cycling. Since this is my last year in my 50’s, I decided to try increase my standard goal – 1,200 miles running/walking/elliptical and 3,400 miles biking/indoor cycling. I also added two additional goals – 15,000 push-ups and sit-ups and 7.25 million steps. At the half-way point of the year, I have achieved:
- 670 miles running/walking/elliptical
- 1,727 miles biking/indoor cycling
- 8,140 push-ups and sit-ups
- 3,734,654 steps
So far, so good. But I still have 26 more weeks to go, so I have to keep on moving. (P.S. I think I’m going to see different fitness/exercise goals for my 60’s; this is getting REALLY hard to maintain almost every day!)
Want to see my other values? Check out my Character Resume to see my other values: character resume-bill johnson example, 6-15-22. You’ll also be able to understand why I’m engaged in Life Design Catalyst work!
To identify what’s most important to you – your Personal Core Values, Desired Work Values, and Lifestyle Values – click on this link:
Remember, identifying your values could be the most important activities you do this year!
If you missed the last two assessments, check them out here:
- Week 2: Strengths Assessments: https://thedreamdean.wordpress.com/character-resume-challenge/week-2-strengths-assessments/
- Week 1: Personality Assessments: https://thedreamdean.wordpress.com/character-resume-challenge/week-1-personality-assessments/
It’s so much fun learning about what makes you tick!
And feel free to pass this on to anyone who you believe might benefit from doing these activities. The Character Resume is a GREAT way to know yourself!
Wow, Bill! It would take me a whole year to get in the shape needed to act like I could set a fitness goal with you. Good luck with that!
Thanks Lucky! Yes, it’s a pretty crazy goal…but challenges and one-year targets seems to be the best way for me to stay focused! Start small…one push-up a day – and by the end of the year, I bet you’ll be doing 20 or 30 at a time!