When you know what you stand for, you don’t have to announce it. You simply live it.
That’s what it’s like to name and claim your values.
Living in alignment with your values doesn’t necessarily change what you do, but it completely transforms how you show up.
It gives you a visible anchor that other people instantly see, feel, and respect.
Like my client Elena (name changed for privacy):
As an HR leader stepping into a massive new global role, she knew that relationship-building was everything, and she was curious about how defining her values could anchor her through the transition.
Finding the exact words for her core values grounded her deeply. She told me: “I feel like this is naming who I am. This is a framework to understand myself better.”
Fast forward a year later. Elena was absolutely beaming as she shared the summary of her global 360-degree feedback with me.
Leaders around the world explicitly commented on how consistently Elena demonstrated her values and respect.
Her reputation as a strategic, empathetic, and trusted partner allowed her to quickly build deep, impactful relationships.
Without ever having to sit people down and list her values, everyone already knew exactly what she stood for.
Elena proved that when you are completely clear on your inner truth, your reputation takes care of itself.
That is exactly why I created my self-paced workbook, Naming and Claiming Your Values.
This workbook guides you through reflections to help you:
♥️ honor your core truths every single day
🪷 handle conflicts with total ease
🌞 show up as your most authentic self.
Uncovering your values is how you honor who you really are. Once you start living by them, a deep sense of purpose and fulfillment just falls into place.
Give yourself the words for the deep truths that guide you – so you can live them unapologetically.
Get this workbook for just $39 HERE.
With love,
Jenny
“Jenny played an invaluable role in helping me work through work/life balance challenges and hold true to my values during the most stressful times.”
– Rosanna
