Working for Your Values Working for Your Values “Values reflect what is important to the way you live and work.” – Anonymous House of Working Well The Living Space Working Well Toward Your Values Resources House of Working Well To begin thinking about yourself as an employed person, ask yourself these questions about your values: How will my daily routine change? What must I give up to make time for working? What will I keep in my life to be happy and fulfilled? House of Working Well Your Foundation Foundation Supports Return to Tabs The Living Space The living space fills the middle of the House of Working Well Your living space often reveals your values Many houses that are identical on the outside look very different on the inside Inside the House Life Areas Your Values The Shadow Side Shadow Areas Your Current House Return to Tabs Working Well Toward Your Values The “House of Working Well” helped you identify the life areas you most value In this section, you will consider how your foundation needs and your values contribute to getting and keeping a job You will also think about balancing your life areas to make sure you stay healthy Choosing Employment Employment and Your Values Life Balance The Roof Homework Activity Return to Tabs Resources Session Worksheets House of Working Well House of Working Well.pdf House of Working Well.docx House of Working Well Spanish.docx Values and Life Balance Values and Life Balance Worksheet.pdf Values and Life Balance Worksheet.docx Values and Life Balance Worksheet Spanish.docx Post navigation Previous Previous post: OrientationNext Next post: The Great Balancing Act
