https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newTED_85.htm

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kUyoOQuqqcvq2ihzCHMhRwF8YTPiGiTTJFGhmBrXVOs/edit
(the above doc also has a worksheet)

Acceptance: to be open to and accepting of myself, others, life, etc.
Adventure: to be adventurous; to actively seek, create, or explore novel or stimulating experiences
Agency: to choose how I live and behave and help others do likewise; to be self-supportive and choose my own way of doing things.
Assertiveness: to respectfully stand up for my rights and request what I want
Authenticity: to be authentic, genuine, and real; to be true to myself
Beauty: to appreciate, create, nurture, or cultivate beauty in myself, others, the environment, etc.
Caring: to be caring toward myself, others, the environment, etc.
Challenge: to keep challenging myself to grow, learn, and improve
Compassion: to act with kindness toward those who are suffering
Conformity: to be respectful and obedient of rules and obligations
Connection: to engage fully in whatever I am doing, and be fully present with others
Contribution: to contribute, help, assist, or make a positive difference to myself or others
Cooperation: to be cooperative and collaborative with others
Courage: to be courageous or brave; to persist in the face of fear, threat, or difficulty
Creativity: to be creative or innovative
Curiosity: to be curious, open-minded, and interested; to explore and discover
Encouragement: to encourage and reward behavior that I value in myself or others
Equality: to treat others as equal to myself, and vice versa
Excitement: to seek, create, and engage in activities that are exciting, stimulating, or thrilling
Fairness: to be fair to myself or others
Fitness: to maintain or improve my fitness; to look after my physical and mental health and well-being
Flexibility: to adjust and adapt readily to changing circumstances
Forgiveness: to be forgiving toward myself or others
Freedom: to live freely; to choose how I live and behave, or help others do likewise
Friendliness: to be friendly, companionable, or agreeable toward others
Fun: to be fun-loving; to seek, create, and engage in fun-filled activities
Generosity: to be generous, sharing, and giving, to myself or others
Gratitude: to be grateful for and appreciative of the positive aspects of myself, others, and life
Honesty: to be honest, truthful, and sincere with myself and others
Humility: to be humble or modest; to let my achievements speak for themselves
Humor: to see and appreciate the humorous side of life
Impact: to exert myself into the universe in a way I believe is important. I work for what I want, not what others want from me.
Independence: to be self-supportive, and choose my own way of doing things
Industry: to be industrious, hard-working, and dedicated
Intimacy: to open up, reveal, and share myself — emotionally or physically — in my close personal relationships
Justice: to uphold justice and fairness
Kindness: to be kind, compassionate, considerate, nurturing, or caring toward myself or others
Love: to act lovingly or affectionately toward myself or others
Mindfulness: to be conscious of, open to, and curious about my here-and-now experience
Open-mindedness: to think things through, see things from others’ points of view, and weigh evidence fairly
Order: to be orderly and organized
Patience: to wait calmly for what I want
Persistence: to continue resolutely, despite problems or difficulties
Pleasure: to create and give pleasure to myself or others
Power: to strongly influence or wield authority over others, e.g., taking charge, leading, organizing
Reciprocity: to build relationships in which there is a fair balance of giving and taking
Respect: to be respectful toward myself or others; to be polite, be considerate, and show positive regard
Responsibility: to be responsible and accountable for my actions
Romance: to be romantic; to display and express love or strong affection
Safety: to secure, protect, or ensure safety of myself or others
Self-awareness: to be aware of my own thoughts, feelings, and actions
Self-care: to look after my health and well-being, and get my needs met
Self-control: to act in accordance with my own ideals
Self-development: to keep growing, advancing, or improving in knowledge, skills, character, or life experience.
Sensuality: to create, explore, and enjoy experiences that stimulate the five senses
Sexuality: to explore or express my sexuality
Skillfulness: to continually practice and improve my skills, and apply myself fully when using them
Soul in the Game: I believe it is an ethical concern that I put my money and time where my mouth is, that I have no divorce between what I preach and my lifestyle. I believe the highest form of ethics is to take on risk for others.
Spirituality: to connect with things bigger than myself
Supportiveness: to be supportive, helpful, encouraging, and available to myself or others
Trust: to be trustworthy; to be loyal, faithful, sincere, and reliable

This address explores the relationship between motivational interviewing (MI) and six broad humane values: compassion, respect, fairness, human potential, prizing of differences, and collaboration. These values are implicit in the spirit and practice of MI, and have implications far beyond professional practice.
https://www.mitrip.org/ojs/index.php/mitrip/article/download/32/57