Values Alignment
Not what you say you value — what your calendar, your money, and your unguarded moments reveal you actually live by.
About this assessment
A reflective instrument inspired by Schwartz's theory of basic human values. Rather than asking which ideals you endorse — almost everyone endorses the flattering ones — it probes the concrete moments where values get tested: where you spend your free hour, what you do when no one is watching, the tradeoffs you actually make under pressure. It maps six core value orientations (Self-Direction, Achievement, Benevolence, Universalism, Security, Stimulation) and then measures the alignment gap — the distance between the values you hold and the life you are presently living. Educational and reflective, not a clinical or diagnostic instrument.
Your result breaks down across 7 measured dimensions
This assessment includes built-in validity checks. Your result includes a confidence rating based on response consistency.