Summarise Your Values From A List Of Past Decisions

What you say your values are and what your actual decisions reveal are not always the same list, and the second one is more honest. This looks at real past decisions, works out what each one was really prioritising, and groups the pattern into a plain statement of what seems to matter most to you. Suits anyone doing genuine self-reflection rather than reciting values from a workshop handout.

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You want to work out what you actually value, based on evidence, not what you think you should say you value. Here are some significant decisions you have made in the past few years: {DECISIONS_LIST}
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**Summarise the values implied by these decisions:**
1. For each decision, infer what it suggests you were prioritising at the time
2. Group the decisions into two or three recurring value themes
3. Note any decision that contradicts the pattern, and flag it rather than ignoring it
4. Give a short, plain-language statement of what these decisions suggest matters most to you
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- Per-decision inference (short bullets)
- Grouped themes
- One closing values statement, under 60 words
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