Eliciting Core Values to Further Your Career

I have a confession to make...

Yes, I'm human, I, too, have weakness.

I try to be the best example of a person who is doing their best to constantly improve my strengths and reduce my weaknesses.

One of my weaknesses is being distracted by other work.

That is not to say I am lazy, I have always had a strong work ethic. This work ethic comes from waking up at 4am to start work on the farms I used to work on when I was a student.

I get restarted by work I like doing, and end up not doing the work I should be doing.

Anyone else experience this?

Ant with strong work ethic moving stone uphill

My clients often talk about this problem.

I hear you asking, "What can be done about this?"

Core Values

Well, one possible answer is using a technique of eliciting Core Values.

Core Values are the fundamental beliefs of a person. These guiding principles dictate behavior and can help people understand if they are on the right path, and fulfilling their goals, by creating an unwavering guide.

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To learn more about Core Values and how exploring yours can help you, get in touch for a free, no-obligation, one-to-one coaching session.

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