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Accountability

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You take responsibility for your actions and their consequences, and you respect others who do the same.

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Awareness

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You take pride in your conscious awareness of what exists or is happening around you – as well as within you.

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Balance

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You want everything in your life to be in the right proportion to everything else; no one thing dominates your life.

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Beauty

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You make time to enjoy everything you perceive with your senses that makes you feel an inexplicable surge of happiness.

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Boldness

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Those who are bold aren’t necessarily fearless; they’re just good at giving the impression that they are.

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Calmness

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Think of the stillness of a lake’s surface when nothing disturbs it.

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Cleanliness

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Essentially, this is the absence of any filth or contaminant — and you work to maintain it.

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Closeness

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This word implies intimacy or a strong personal bond, especially between people.

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Commitment

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Commitment is the difference between a goal and a daydream; it involves decisive action.

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Compassion

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When someone has hurt you, you value sympathy and forgiveness more than the chance to punish them.

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Confidence

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You have unshakable faith in your own powers or rightness of purpose or a strong desire to feel that faith.

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Connection

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Without a deep, personal connection, you can’t feel attracted to someone.

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Consciousness

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Living intentionally means living consciously, but you may be seeking consciousness on a higher level.

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Contentment

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Contentment is a mental or emotional state of satisfaction wrapped in peacefulness.

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Cooperation

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You value your ability to work toward a common goal as part of a team; meaningful collaboration is central to your mission.

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Courage

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Courage is the ability to do what needs to be done in spite of fear.

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Creativity

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Creativity uses the imagination to create new things and find new solutions to problems.

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Decisiveness

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You place a high value on your capacity for making decisions quickly and effectively.

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Determination

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Determination is a firmness of purpose in spite of challenges in the relentless pursuit of a goal.

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Dependability

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Others can count on you to do everything possible to keep your commitments, and you want the same from them.

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Dignity

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You feel strongly that people should be treated in a way that show’s respect for them as fully conscious equals.

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Diligence

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Someone who is diligent is persistent and careful in his work or other efforts.

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Discipline

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Think of this as a set of expectations for yourself or others and the means used to enforce them.

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Discovery

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This is the act of finding out or learning something new through exploration or experimentation.

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Diversity
You’re committed to exposing yourself to and appreciating the diversity of cultures, experiences, and beliefs in the world.
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Duty
Think of the moral or legal obligations that bind you or someone else — and your commitment to seeing those obligations are met.
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Education
Consider this the process of learning through study, exploration, instruction, experimentation, or recreation.
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Effectiveness
Something is effective if it succeeds in producing the desired result.
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Empathy
You feel what others feel, and you probably consider this empathic value as an essential part of your identity.
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Encouragement
You cherish the ability to give hope to others and build up their confidence.
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Excellence
To excel is to be outstanding in something or to have an exceptional degree of some knowledge or ability.
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Experience
This can be a felt encounter with something or the foundation of your superior knowledge and understanding of something.
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Expertise
You embrace the title of expert in your field because you excel in your knowledge or skill
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Exploration
If you enjoy traveling in or through new places to learn about them, you have the heart of an explorer.
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Fairness
With your strong sense of justice, you insist on equal pay for the same amount and quality of work.
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Faith
Faith is complete trust in someone or something, and it stands apart from both fanaticism and complacency.
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Flexibility
You place a high value on your ability to bend easily without breaking — physically, mentally, or emotionally.
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Focus
You pride yourself on your ability to focus on something (or someone) to the exclusion of everything else.
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Freedom
Freedom is the ability to do what you must without interference from external or internal forces.
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Frugality
You take pride in the way you handle your finances and in your avoidance of waste and unnecessary expenditure.
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Fun
You look for ways to delight or amuse others to enhance their enjoyment of life — and your own; making time for fun is a priority.
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Generosity
You enjoy giving of yourself and of your time and other resources to others, and you want to pass along this value to your children.
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Gratitude
It’s vitally important to you to show thankfulness and express your appreciation for the good things in your life.
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Growth
You invest a considerable amount of your time and energy in your own personal development and in that of others.
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Happiness
Experiencing and sharing joy, satisfaction, and contentment are high priorities for you.
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Health
You prioritize a wholesome diet and an effective fitness regimen. You might start running or some other easy-to-begin workout to solidify health habits. You also recognize the value of self-care to your well-being.
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Honesty
You place a high value on truthfulness in others, and you’ve made sacrifices to develop or preserve this quality in yourself.
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Hopefulness
You pride yourself on your optimism or sanguine perspective on the future.
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Humility
Humble people base their self-worth on what they know to be true about themselves, and this makes them immune to the opinions of others.
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Humor
You prioritize laughter for yourself and seek to bring more of it to others.
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Integrity
Integrity is when your actions and words are in congruence with your beliefs.
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Intimacy
Intimacy can refer to close relationships or to activities that bring two people closer together.
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Intuition
Gut-level directions and insights are your 24-7 copilot (or maybe even your pilot).
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Kindness
You treat people exactly as you would want to be treated, and your kindness attracts others.
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Leadership
The motto, “Throw me to the wolves, and I’ll return leading the pack” resonates strongly with you.
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Learning
You find opportunities for learning everywhere you go, and you can’t imagine your education ending before you do.
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Love
To show and to experience love in its fullness is inseparable from your will to live and your sense of self.
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Loyalty
You expect the people close to you to be unwavering in their faithfulness, just as you are to them; loyalty is love put to the test.
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Mindfulness
Living in the present moment and enjoying all the good things in it — with intention and gratitude — is vital to you.
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Moderation
You enjoy all good things in modest or measured amounts — all the better to savor them and leave more for others.
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Motivation
You breathe in motivation throughout the day and keep the fire in you stoked and ready; you also love to motivate others.
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Openness
You leave your eyes, your mind, and your heart open to new people, new knowledge, and new experiences.
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Optimism
You believe your tendency to focus on blessings and expect more of them is more in alignment with the truth than pessimism.
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Organization
You value order — keeping everything in its place and making it easier to keep your spaces clean, clutter-free, and calming.
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Originality
You love the novelty and buzz of new ideas, adventures, and artistic expressions; you breathe originality into each new creation.
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Passion
You feel fully alive and electric about your life, your purpose, your relationships, and the work you do.
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Peacefulness
Life is too short to spend it in turmoil; let there be calm, forgiveness, and harmony within you and in your relationships.
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Persuasiveness
You value the power of communicating effectively and persuading others to do things or to share your perspective.
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Professionalism
Professionalism is kindness in a business suit; you treat your customers, coworkers, and other contacts as equals.
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Reason (or Logic)
Dismantling poorly-constructed arguments and countering them with effective reasoning is your Legoland.
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Resilience
Your life motto could be “Use it,” because no pain or mistake is ever wasted — and you never give up.
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Respect
Whether it’s authority, accomplishments, or service, you feel compelled to honor it with a certain degree of deference.
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Sacrifice
You know that real love involves sacrifice — giving up something good for something better or to serve someone else.
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Security
You want to feel free or safe from danger or the threat of violence to you or to those you care about.
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Sensitivity
Your greater susceptibility to pain comes with a greater receptivity to beauty and inspiration.
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Sensuality
You’ll try anything once and some things on a daily basis, if possible — just to enjoy the sense experience.
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Serenity
You value your peace of mind so much, you prioritize words and actions that help you preserve it.
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Significance
It’s not enough for you to get stuff done; that stuff has to have deep personal meaning or it has to contribute to a meaningful goal.
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Simplicity
You like to keep things simple and to expel things from your life that make you feel cluttered inside or tied down by a million threads.
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Sincerity
You’re drawn to genuine people, even if they’re not always nice; you admire their authenticity and work to emulate it.
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Spirituality
You believe not only in the existence of spirits but also their power and your ability to connect with others through your own.
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Stability
You need to feel that each step will meet solid, level ground; you hate uncertainty and imbalance and look for ways to correct both.
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Strength
You cultivate bodily strength as well as inner fortitude, and you recognize and admire it in others.
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Structure
The best stories (and buildings, etc.) have a solid, reliable structure, and you appreciate this when you see it.
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Success
Essentially this word means you’ve obtained the results you wanted — ideally without doing something you’ll regret.
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Support
You want to feel supported by others, and to be the kind of person others can count on for support when they need it.
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Sympathy
Rather than rush to judgment, you put yourself in the other person’s shoes and try to see the situation from their perspective.
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Thoughtfulness
You put thought into the gifts you give and the actions you take for others, and you appreciate it when others do the same.
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Thrift
You spend as little as you can on everything from food to clothing to that new (to you) used car — regardless of your income.
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Timeliness
You value other people’s time and expect them to return the favor by being punctual and finishing things in a timely manner.
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Trust
You want people to know they can count on you to keep their secrets and have their backs, and you want to be able to expect the same.
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Understanding
When you truly know someone or something, you comprehend them with your heart as well as your mind.
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Uniqueness
You delight in your own uniqueness, and you enjoy helping others appreciate how they are unique and why it matters.
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Usefulness
You value utility in the things you hold onto. You also strive to make yourself useful when the situation calls for it.
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Virtue
You appreciate virtue when you see it in others, and you work at cultivating it in yourself.
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Vision
You see things most others miss, and you pursue things most others consider impossible.
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Warmth
Warm and messy trumps cold and immaculate every time; it’s all about the people.
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Wealth
You want to never have to wonder, “Do I have enough in the bank?” Wealth means living your life without being limited by money.
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Wisdom
True and profound insights into people and things are a defining characteristic for you — or one you greatly admire in others.
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Worthiness
You feel renewed when someone or something reminds you of your worth.

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