Direction. Balance. Control.
O U R A P P R O A C HWhat if the question of what comes next is really a question of who you are, and how you show up?
❋ IdentityWhen roles and labels change, what remains are the contents of your character.
❋ MeaningMeaning is made through how you show up for what matters.
❋ PurposeThere is something you are uniquely suited to pursue right now.
❋ StrategyTurn what you learn about yourself into a direction you can go.
The Values Map
How you meet what matters.
The Values Map is a guided values-elicitation method for developing a clearer language for who you are and how you want to meet the world.
Rather than beginning with a list of values to choose from, the process begins with your own lived experience: your stories, relationships, aspirations, tensions and memories.
From these experiences, we identify personally meaningful ways of being: qualities that can be expressed through how you meet different circumstances.
The result is a visual representation of your values-based identity that can help you recognize what remains consistent as roles and circumstances change, and give you practical language for choosing how you want to respond to what comes next.
“In the end what you’ll be most proud of may be how you met the world.”
F I N D Y O U R H O WA Guided Exploration of Identity and Meaning.
Find Your How is a six-session, one-to-one values elicitation experience designed to help you develop a clearer language for who you are and how you want to meet the world.
Through guided conversation, we'll explore your experiences, relationships, and aspirations to articulate the qualities that matter to you.
After each session, you'll receive a personal report capturing what we discovered, giving you time to reflect, notice patterns, and make your own connections.
In our final integration session, we’ll talk about where you want to express your values more intentionally, what might stand in the way, and how you'll put what you've learned into practice.
Over the course of 6 weeks, these discoveries come together to give you:
A language for who you are
Understand and articulate who you are through the qualities of your character, independent of your job title, roles or circumstances.
An explicit way to create meaning
Recognize the qualities that matter to you and express them intentionally in everyday life.
A compass for navigating change
Use your Values Map to orient yourself when faced with changing circumstances.