Appraising My Career Values

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    Sean FargoPublished January 10, 2015 · Updated March 27, 2024 · 2 min read

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    Living closer to what matters

    Values are the quiet compass beneath the noise of daily life. “Appraising My Career Values” asks you to listen for what you most want your life to express, and to notice where your hours and your values are quietly out of alignment.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness creates the inner stillness in which values become audible. When the wind of distraction settles, the deeper preferences of the heart can be heard. Practice helps us not only know our values, but live in closer relationship with them.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Imagine the long view. Picture yourself ten years from now, looking back on this season. What would you hope was true about how you spent it?
    2. Choose three words. Pick three words that name what you most want to embody. Write them somewhere you'll see them daily.
    3. Audit one choice. Look at one decision on your plate this week. Which option moves you toward your three words?
    4. Forgive the gap. Notice the gap between values and behavior with curiosity, not judgment. The noticing itself is the practice.

    A meaningful life is built one small alignment at a time. The point is not to live perfectly by your values, but to keep returning to them.

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    Mindful Life Design

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    A mindful approach to mindful life design

    “Mindful Life Design” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Personal Intention Statements

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    Setting intention, gently shaping habit

    Most of life runs on autopilot, and most of that autopilot was set down without our conscious consent. “Personal Intention Statements” is a chance to notice the patterns you have inherited, and to set a new intention with care.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness illuminates the gap between stimulus and response — the very space in which a new pattern can be chosen. By bringing curious attention to a habit's full arc — the cue, the urge, the action, the aftermath — we regain freedom where there was once only repetition.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Set a clear intention. Name what you would like to cultivate or release in plain language. Write it down. Read it aloud each morning.
    2. Watch the cue. When the urge arises, pause and notice: what just happened in my body, environment, or mood?
    3. Insert a small choice. Replace the old action with one breath, one stretch, one glass of water. Tiny replacements rewire the pattern.
    4. Celebrate the noticing. Even when the old habit wins, the fact that you noticed is real progress. Awareness is the seed of every change.

    Change rarely arrives in a single dramatic decision. It is the quiet accumulation of intentions remembered, again and again, with patience.

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    Aligning with Your Purpose

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    Living closer to what matters

    Values are the quiet compass beneath the noise of daily life. “Aligning with Your Purpose” asks you to listen for what you most want your life to express, and to notice where your hours and your values are quietly out of alignment.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness creates the inner stillness in which values become audible. When the wind of distraction settles, the deeper preferences of the heart can be heard. Practice helps us not only know our values, but live in closer relationship with them.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Imagine the long view. Picture yourself ten years from now, looking back on this season. What would you hope was true about how you spent it?
    2. Choose three words. Pick three words that name what you most want to embody. Write them somewhere you'll see them daily.
    3. Audit one choice. Look at one decision on your plate this week. Which option moves you toward your three words?
    4. Forgive the gap. Notice the gap between values and behavior with curiosity, not judgment. The noticing itself is the practice.

    A meaningful life is built one small alignment at a time. The point is not to live perfectly by your values, but to keep returning to them.

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    Assessing Your Decision Making Skills

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    Choosing from a quiet center

    Decisions made from anxiety are rarely the ones we celebrate later. “Assessing Your Decision Making Skills” asks you to pause long enough to know — beneath the noise of urgency — what is actually being asked of you.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness slows the metabolism of choice. By dropping out of the head and into the felt sense of the body, we access a wisdom that thinking alone cannot reach. We notice which option feels like contraction and which feels like spaciousness — and that distinction is rarely wrong.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Sit with the question. Name the decision clearly. Then breathe with it for a minute, asking nothing of yourself.
    2. Sense the body's vote. Imagine choosing option A. Feel your body's response. Now option B. The body often knows before the mind catches up.
    3. Consult your future self. Picture yourself a year from now. Which choice would they thank you for making today?
    4. Decide, then release. Make the choice, take the next small action, and let go of needing certainty. Clarity often arrives mid-step.

    Few decisions are truly final, and most are reversible. Trust yourself to navigate what comes — you have done it before.

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    Being Positive

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    A mindful approach to being positive

    “Being Positive” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Best Use of Your Time

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    A mindful approach to best use of your time

    “Best Use of Your Time” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Developing an Inner Guide

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    A mindful approach to developing an inner guide

    “Developing an Inner Guide” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Finding Meaning in Daily Activities

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    Living closer to what matters

    Values are the quiet compass beneath the noise of daily life. “Finding Meaning in Daily Activities” asks you to listen for what you most want your life to express, and to notice where your hours and your values are quietly out of alignment.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness creates the inner stillness in which values become audible. When the wind of distraction settles, the deeper preferences of the heart can be heard. Practice helps us not only know our values, but live in closer relationship with them.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Imagine the long view. Picture yourself ten years from now, looking back on this season. What would you hope was true about how you spent it?
    2. Choose three words. Pick three words that name what you most want to embody. Write them somewhere you'll see them daily.
    3. Audit one choice. Look at one decision on your plate this week. Which option moves you toward your three words?
    4. Forgive the gap. Notice the gap between values and behavior with curiosity, not judgment. The noticing itself is the practice.

    A meaningful life is built one small alignment at a time. The point is not to live perfectly by your values, but to keep returning to them.

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    Finding the Meaning in My Life

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    Living closer to what matters

    Values are the quiet compass beneath the noise of daily life. “Finding the Meaning in My Life” asks you to listen for what you most want your life to express, and to notice where your hours and your values are quietly out of alignment.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness creates the inner stillness in which values become audible. When the wind of distraction settles, the deeper preferences of the heart can be heard. Practice helps us not only know our values, but live in closer relationship with them.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Imagine the long view. Picture yourself ten years from now, looking back on this season. What would you hope was true about how you spent it?
    2. Choose three words. Pick three words that name what you most want to embody. Write them somewhere you'll see them daily.
    3. Audit one choice. Look at one decision on your plate this week. Which option moves you toward your three words?
    4. Forgive the gap. Notice the gap between values and behavior with curiosity, not judgment. The noticing itself is the practice.

    A meaningful life is built one small alignment at a time. The point is not to live perfectly by your values, but to keep returning to them.

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    How Do I Spend My Time

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    A mindful approach to how do i spend my time

    “How Do I Spend My Time” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Living with Personal Integrity

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    A mindful approach to living with personal integrity

    “Living with Personal Integrity” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Looking Back from 95

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    A mindful approach to looking back from 95

    “Looking Back from 95” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Meaning and Belonging in My Life

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    Living closer to what matters

    Values are the quiet compass beneath the noise of daily life. “Meaning and Belonging in My Life” asks you to listen for what you most want your life to express, and to notice where your hours and your values are quietly out of alignment.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness creates the inner stillness in which values become audible. When the wind of distraction settles, the deeper preferences of the heart can be heard. Practice helps us not only know our values, but live in closer relationship with them.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Imagine the long view. Picture yourself ten years from now, looking back on this season. What would you hope was true about how you spent it?
    2. Choose three words. Pick three words that name what you most want to embody. Write them somewhere you'll see them daily.
    3. Audit one choice. Look at one decision on your plate this week. Which option moves you toward your three words?
    4. Forgive the gap. Notice the gap between values and behavior with curiosity, not judgment. The noticing itself is the practice.

    A meaningful life is built one small alignment at a time. The point is not to live perfectly by your values, but to keep returning to them.

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    Moving Forward in Your Life

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    A mindful approach to moving forward in your life

    “Moving Forward in Your Life” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Seeing the Big Picture

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    A mindful approach to seeing the big picture

    “Seeing the Big Picture” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Shaping My Day-to-Day Life

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    Setting intention, gently shaping habit

    Most of life runs on autopilot, and most of that autopilot was set down without our conscious consent. “Shaping My Day-to-Day Life” is a chance to notice the patterns you have inherited, and to set a new intention with care.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness illuminates the gap between stimulus and response — the very space in which a new pattern can be chosen. By bringing curious attention to a habit's full arc — the cue, the urge, the action, the aftermath — we regain freedom where there was once only repetition.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Set a clear intention. Name what you would like to cultivate or release in plain language. Write it down. Read it aloud each morning.
    2. Watch the cue. When the urge arises, pause and notice: what just happened in my body, environment, or mood?
    3. Insert a small choice. Replace the old action with one breath, one stretch, one glass of water. Tiny replacements rewire the pattern.
    4. Celebrate the noticing. Even when the old habit wins, the fact that you noticed is real progress. Awareness is the seed of every change.

    Change rarely arrives in a single dramatic decision. It is the quiet accumulation of intentions remembered, again and again, with patience.

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    What Do I Want for the Future

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    A mindful approach to what do i want for the future

    “What Do I Want for the Future” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    What is My Ultimate Purpose

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    Living closer to what matters

    Values are the quiet compass beneath the noise of daily life. “What is My Ultimate Purpose” asks you to listen for what you most want your life to express, and to notice where your hours and your values are quietly out of alignment.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness creates the inner stillness in which values become audible. When the wind of distraction settles, the deeper preferences of the heart can be heard. Practice helps us not only know our values, but live in closer relationship with them.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Imagine the long view. Picture yourself ten years from now, looking back on this season. What would you hope was true about how you spent it?
    2. Choose three words. Pick three words that name what you most want to embody. Write them somewhere you'll see them daily.
    3. Audit one choice. Look at one decision on your plate this week. Which option moves you toward your three words?
    4. Forgive the gap. Notice the gap between values and behavior with curiosity, not judgment. The noticing itself is the practice.

    A meaningful life is built one small alignment at a time. The point is not to live perfectly by your values, but to keep returning to them.

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    Where Are You Going

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    A mindful approach to where are you going

    “Where Are You Going” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Your Life in Time

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    A mindful approach to your life in time

    “Your Life in Time” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

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    Learning to Live More Positively

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    A mindful approach to learning to live more positively

    “Learning to Live More Positively” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

    Appraising our career values is an important step towards ensuring that we are doing work in alignment with who we are. Often, we become so caught up in our busy day-to-day routines that we forget to check in to make this inquiry. We forget to ask ourselves, “How well does this work that I’m doing correlate with my personal values?” Career value appraisal is one way of answering this question. It can help to deepen our sense of self-awareness and workplace awareness, while also acting as a stepping stone to exploring mindfulness at work.

    Career Values in the Mindful Workplace

    Regardless of the industry or profession that we are in, it is important to assess how well we are able to embody our values in the workplace. In a mindful workplace, where the culture of the organization is rooted in mindfulness practices and principles, it is likely that our values are being supported. However, this is not always the case. For this reason, it is important that we routinely check in.

    This worksheet invites us to ask questions including (but not limited to):

    • Regarding your profession, what are your values?
    • When have your values been most severely tested?
    • What values are most difficult for you to maintain and why?

    These questions aren’t always easy to ask ourselves. Sometimes, they leave us with decisions we need to make. If we are not presently feeling that our work is aligned with our values, tough conversations will need to be had – whether with ourselves, our co-workers, our bosses, or all of the above. Perhaps we will uncover ways that we can collaboratively help to build a more mindful workplace that upholds the values of those within the organization.

    Mindfulness at Work

    Bringing mindfulness into the workplace is not as difficult as it might appear to be. Nowadays, more and more organizations are using mindfulness to increase the wellbeing of employees individually and of the company as a whole. To explore mindfulness at work, consider this list of 10 mindfulness exercises for work and purpose. 

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