This isn’t a math or logic problem with one right answer — it’s a personal reflection activity. You’re being asked to think about your own life and values.
Here’s how to do it:
1. Think of 4 areas in your life:
- Work/Education (school, jobs, learning)
- Leisure (hobbies, fun, relaxation)
- Personal Growth & Health (exercise, mental health, self-improvement)
- Relationships (family, friends, partners)
2. For each area, write down 1–3 values that matter most to you.
Example: In “Relationships,” your value might be “honesty” or “kindness.”
3. Look at the bullseye chart. The center means you live by that value every day. The outer rings mean you’re not living by it much.
4. For each value you wrote, decide which ring it belongs in — based on how often you actually act on it.
5. Ask yourself: Why did I put this value here? What would it look like to move it closer to the center?
There’s no “correct” answer — this is about honesty with yourself.
Final Answer:
This is a self-reflection exercise — there is no single correct answer. Complete it by thinking honestly about your own values and how well you’re living them in each life area.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of what are your values worksheet.
