PersonalityVIEW vs Personal Values Sort

PersonalityVIEW helps you understand yourself and the people around you. A short, carefully built assessment measures four axes of personality preference: where your energy comes from, how you take things in, how you decide, and how you meet the world. Together they map to 16 personality types across four families: Beacons, Compasses, Currents, and Anchors. Choose the test length that fits your moment: a two-minute Quick read, a steadier Standard run, or the In-depth version for the most reliable result. See the shape of your profile on an interactive chart, and retake the test any time to watch it settle. Every type comes with rich insights: your traits, potential, career paths, relationships, and growth areas. A fresh insight lands every day, written for your type. Add friends and see how your profiles fit: where you lean the same way, and where you usefully differ. Create circles for your couple, family, or team and see how the whole group fits together. On a renewing premium plan, an AI coach that knows your result answers your questions about work, relationships, and growth, with conversations kept private. Premium also unlocks the full written profile for your type and removes ads everywhere in the app. Start as a guest with no account: your result stays on your device until you decide to keep it. Download PersonalityVIEW and start seeing yourself, and others, more clearly. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Can you list your top five most important values? As we go about our daily lives, it's all too easy to go through the motions without ever taking time to examine and clarify our personal values. Making decisions based on our values allows us to live lives with more meaning and purpose. This evidence-based activity is proven to change your mood and improve your outlook. All it requires is your careful attention and honest responses. We highly recommend doing this activity as a family or with a spouse or partner. We also recommend doing it at least once a year to see what has changed for you. This is especially true if you are a teenager or a young adult. This exercise is based on research conducted by William Miller, Janet C'de Baca, Daniel Matthews, and Paula Wilbourne and is used by therapists, career counselors, teachers, etc., all over the world.