Answering online assessments have become an unwelcomed hobby recently. From 'Which Spice Girl are you' to 'What fast food chain are you based on your favorite pizza topping?'--I've answered it all.
A few weeks ago, We were asked to answer a values assessment. Sure enough, I had a relatively easy time answering. I did a personality test October of last year. Here is the result:
Your values show:
- Seeking new opportunities to develop and grow helps you find a deep sense of meaning and progress in your life
- Utilising the wisdom of your experience to guide and benefit others adds meaning to your life.
- You have high aspirations and seek to improve your circumstances.
- You like to ensure information is clearly understood and expressed.
- You see possibilities where others cannot and you have an understanding of the steps needed to get there.
- You seek holistic balance by striving to maintain harmony in all aspects of your life.
- Experience has provided you with insight and understanding, enabling you to think clearly and to guide others.
After taking both test done online and in school, I have learned that values are fundamental to each and every person and help provide us with personal, social and cultural worth; in essence, they shape our identity and help us find our place in society. Not only do they guide us by signifying what is important, good or useful, but they can also inspire and motivate us. Regardless of social and cultural differences, mums globally see the responsibility of instilling values as their individual role.
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