Your Dominant Quality
Instrumental Values
Tool 3 of 3 — Instrumental Values
Who do you
Ways of Living
Terminal Values
Instrumental Values
Who do you
actually want
to be?
If terminal values are what you want your life to produce, instrumental values are who you need to become to get there. They're the personal qualities — the ways of being — that you most want to embody.
Psychologist Milton Rokeach identified 18 of these qualities. Most people find several appealing in the abstract. The harder question is which ones you're genuinely committed to — and which you'd rather just have people think you have.
Go through each one as honestly as you can. Not who you want to be seen as. Who you actually want to be.
18 qualities · ~10 minutes · No sign-up
How much do you want this quality to define you?
You've completed all three tools
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The full picture
You've now worked through all three frameworks — how you want to live, what you want your life to produce, and who you want to be. That's the raw material for a personal philosophy of life. The course takes these results and turns them into something you can actually act on.
Ready to turn these results into a written philosophy of life and a concrete action plan? Explore the full course →
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