The worksheet

How to use it

  1. Tick up to ten values that feel important, then choose your top five.
  2. Think of a time you were at your best, and what made it work.
  3. Ask two people what they’d say your strengths are, if you’re not sure.

Fill it in here or on paper. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere: it stays in this browser tab and disappears when you close it, so print or save it as a PDF to keep a copy.

Values that matter to me

Tick up to ten. Add your own in the space below if something’s missing.

Values

At my best

Strengths

So what?

© 2026 The Boardroom Edit. Free to use for your own career planning. Career coaching by Jerome Stevens.

A note on these templates. They’re prompts for reflection and planning, not assessments, and not therapy, medical or financial advice. Keep anything confidential, like colleagues’ names, somewhere private.

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