Feeling stuck?Start with what matters most.
When your career, relationships, or priorities are changing, knowing what to do next isn’t always easy. Take the free Values Finder Quiz to discover what matters most to you and bring more clarity to your next decision.
Take the Free Values Finder Quiz
Takes approximately 5–10 minutes. A little time to focus on you.
Who Created the Quiz?
Created by Jonathan Keim, author of Power Values and founder of Group Coaching Weekly.
What Will You Explore?
The values that matter most to you, so you can approach your next decision with a clearer sense of your priorities.
What Can You Expect?
A guided opportunity to reflect on what matters to you. Your results give you a starting point for making your own decisions.
A clearer next step starts here.
Begin with the quiz. Then use what you discover to reflect on what you want to change.
Discover What Matters Most
Take the Values Finder Quiz to identify the values that matter most to you.
Notice What Needs Attention
With your results in mind, reflect on where your life supports those values and where something feels out of step.
Choose One Meaningful Step
Ask yourself: What is one small change I could make to give an important value more space in my life?
Does any of this sound familiar?
- You know something needs to change, but you’re not sure where to begin.
- Your life looks good on paper, yet something feels missing.
- You’re facing a change in your career, relationships, or priorities and wondering what comes next.
- You’ve spent so much time meeting other people’s expectations that your own wants have become harder to hear.
- The goals that once motivated you no longer feel like the right fit.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
Start with a few honest answers about what matters to you. You can use what you discover to consider your options with more clarity.
You can take time to reflect before deciding what comes next.
What could become clearer for you?
What Matters Most
Identify the values you want your choices, priorities, and everyday life to reflect.
Why You Feel Pulled in Different Directions
Use your values to reflect on competing priorities, such as wanting both security and freedom.
What Needs More Space in Your Life
Consider whether the things that matter most to you are getting enough of your time and attention.
What Guides Your Decisions
Reflect on how much your choices reflect your own priorities and how much they reflect habit or other people’s expectations.
Which Goals Still Fit
Look at what you’re working toward and ask whether it reflects what matters to you today.
Where to Begin
Use what you discover as a starting point for choosing one change worth exploring.
Testimonials
Meet Jonathan Keim
Author of Power Values and Founder of Group Coaching Weekly
Jonathan Keim has spent over a decade working in coaching education, curriculum development, and values-based leadership. As former Chief Development Officer at Robbins-Madanes Training, he contributed to programs used by thousands of coaches and leaders worldwide.
He created Power Values to help people understand what matters most and bring those values into their decisions, relationships, and goals. Through Group Coaching Weekly, he helps people explore who they are becoming and what they want to build next.
The Values Finder Quiz is a place to begin that reflection, especially when life is changing and you’re ready to consider a new direction.
What is a values assessment?
A values assessment helps you identify what matters most to you. Those priorities can give you a starting point for thinking about your decisions, relationships, and goals.
How do I find my core personal values?
A useful place to start is by reflecting on what feels meaningful, what frustrates you, and what you want more of in your life. The Values Finder Quiz gives you a structured way to begin exploring your priorities.
What is the difference between values and goals?
Values describe what matters to you. Goals describe what you want to achieve. For example, if health is an important value, a goal might be to create a consistent exercise routine. Understanding your values can help you choose goals that have personal meaning.
Why is understanding your values important for decision-making?
When several options seem possible, your values can help you consider what each choice would support and what it might ask you to give up. They give you a personal reference point for deciding what deserves your attention.
Is a values quiz the same as a personality test?
No. The Values Finder Quiz focuses on what matters to you. It is designed to support reflection on your priorities, rather than place you in a personality category.
When is the best time to explore your values?
You can explore your values at any time. It can be especially useful when you feel stuck, face a career or relationship change, or notice that your old goals no longer feel right for you.
How long does the quiz take?
The Values Finder Quiz typically takes 5–10 minutes. Give yourself a little uninterrupted time to answer thoughtfully.
What happens after I take the Values Finder Quiz?
You’ll receive insight into your core values. Take a moment to consider which value needs more space in your life and one small change you could make. If you’d like help turning that clarity into a plan, you can explore the Goal Setting Masterclass from Group Coaching Weekly. This is optional.
Is the Values Finder Quiz free?
Yes. The Values Finder Quiz is free, and you are under no obligation to purchase a program afterward.
Your next step can start with what matters most.
Give yourself a few minutes to pause, reflect, and discover the values you want your next chapter to reflect.
TAKE THE FREE QUIZFree. Approximately 5–10 minutes.