Personal Values
Discovery Quiz
When priorities compete, what tends to matter most to you?
12 questionsAbout 4–6 minutesPrivate on your device
Part of the future Core Self Compass Journey. Your completion is saved globally; the Journey itself is not available yet.
Choose what feels closest to how you would decide, rather than the answer that sounds most impressive.
There are no right or wrong values. Every option offers something worthwhile, but you can choose only one.
Your Values Snapshot
Values can change across life stages and circumstances. These counts reflect your choices here, not a measured strength or permanent identity.
Your strongest recurring values
The full picture and how we counted
Each answer adds one point to one value. You made 12 choices. Each value appeared in four options, once in each answer position. There are no hidden weights or tie breakers.
A lower count does not mean a value is unimportant. These scenarios asked you to choose between worthwhile priorities.
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What are personal values?
Values are priorities you turn to when making choices. Connection might draw you toward time with people; learning might draw you toward an unfamiliar subject. Both can matter, even when a single decision makes you choose.
What this quiz offers
Twelve everyday scenarios ask you to weigh competing priorities. Each chosen option counts once toward one of twelve values. Your snapshot shows recurring choices, their counts and honest ties, with a question to carry into your next decision.
How to use your snapshot
Ask whether the result fits your current circumstances. A value with fewer selections may still matter deeply outside these scenarios. Try naming one small choice where a recurring value could help you decide.
This original MentaliFitness reflection exercise is not a scientifically validated psychological assessment, diagnosis or judgment of which values are better.
The twelve values in this activity
- Growth
- Developing your abilities through practice and new challenges.
- Freedom
- Having autonomy, flexibility and meaningful choice over your direction.
- Connection
- Building closeness, belonging and meaningful relationships.
- Stability
- Having security, predictability and a dependable foundation.
- Integrity
- Making choices consistent with your principles and being honest with yourself and others.
- Contribution
- Helping or creating a positive impact beyond yourself.
- Creativity
- Expressing ideas, experimenting and making something original.
- Achievement
- Reaching meaningful goals and accomplishing difficult things.
- Learning
- Developing understanding, knowledge and curiosity.
- Wellbeing
- Protecting your physical and emotional energy for a sustainable life.
- Adventure
- Exploring new experiences and taking considered risks.
- Responsibility
- Being dependable, keeping commitments and taking ownership.
Explore the Vedic Personality Test for a separate self-reflection exercise, or return to Activities.