Reflection Questions & Exercise

Your unique experiences are your hidden superpowers. They not only allow you to spot unnoticed aspects of a problem but, more importantly, they build your character and resilience to face life's hurdles. For instance, if you've personally faced poverty or discrimination, you might have an intimate understanding of these issues, positioning you better to address them.

Remember, no one on this planet has experienced the world exactly the way you have. While this thought may seem humbling, it underscores the importance of human connection.

Our experiences and the values we hold dear often shape our worldview and dictate the issues we find significant. Values can be things we deeply care about, like fairness, compassion, or environmental stewardship. By using our values as a lens for analysis, we can better comprehend how different viewpoints and solutions align with our concerns.

Taking time to explore and define these facets of ourselves can guide our career choices, boost personal satisfaction, and ultimately enhance our quality of life. Here is a custom set of reflective questions and exercises to help you delve into your personal values and experiences. You can do this the old-fashioned way with a pen and paper, or you can use my preferred method, Miro. Set aside 30 minutes - 1 hour, and answer each of the following questions in detail.