Most assessments describe how you behave. The V.I.C. maps what you value — and what that means for your purpose, wellbeing, and the life you are building.
What Is the V.I.C.?
The Values Identity Constellation is a brief assessment designed to show you the values shaping your life. Rather than labeling your personality, it maps six dimensions of meaning and reveals how strongly each one is present for you right now.
Values do more than describe you. They influence how you make decisions, where you find purpose, and how connected you feel to your life. The V.I.C. turns that into something you can actually use.
You will receive a typology, a dimension breakdown, personalized feedback, and examples from history and literature — figures whose value patterns echo yours.
What You Will Discover
How It Works
Rate six value dimensions — Giver, Self-Actualizer, Adventurer, Achiever, Traditionalist, and Guardian — on a 1–5 scale. There are no right or wrong answers; only honest ones.
Five questions about your sense of purpose, flourishing, emotional regulation, and recent mood. This allows feedback that reflects your whole picture — not just your values in the abstract.
Your radar chart, typology, dimension breakdown, personalized narrative, and three carefully selected figures from history and literature whose patterns most closely echo yours.
The Six Dimensions
The V.I.C. measures six core dimensions that together cover the full landscape of what human beings find meaningful. Your profile is the unique pattern of how strongly each one lives in you.
You value helping others, showing kindness, and contributing to society. Your deepest satisfaction comes from service and care — from making others feel less alone.
You are a seeker — using your will and creative spirit on the path to personal growth. Becoming more fully yourself is not a hobby; it is a calling.
You pursue excitement, novelty, and stimulating experiences. Life is something to be tasted fully — and purposeful living does not have to mean serious living.
Results, mastery, and measurable progress define your energy. You are animated by the deep satisfaction of doing something excellently.
You honor established customs, spiritual beliefs, and time-tested ways of living. The deepest truths were not discovered recently — they were inherited, refined, and passed forward.
Family bonds, personal security, and caring for those closest to you are your foundation. Your love is expressed through commitment and enduring loyalty.
How It Was Built
The Values Identity Constellation translates decades of research on meaning, purpose, and wellbeing into a practical tool for self-understanding. Its six dimensions reflect what the literature consistently identifies as the core domains of human motivation and fulfillment.
Its scoring draws on a nationally representative study of over a thousand Americans across generations. The comparison data behind your radar chart reflects that sample, segmented by your age group and gender for more meaningful context.
The feedback is honest — calibrated to where you actually are, not where you would like to be. Comparison figures are selected for how closely they match your full profile, not just your dominant dimension.
The Assessment
Rate your values, answer five wellbeing questions, and receive your profile — typology, radar chart, personalized narrative, and three figures whose constellation most closely echoes yours.
Values Identity Constellation
Answer honestly — there are no good or bad patterns. The more truthful you are, the more meaningful and useful your feedback will be.
Step 1 of 3
Rate how strongly each dimension resonates with who you truly are — 1 (not at all like me) to 5 (deeply like me).
Step 2 of 3
Five questions about your wellbeing and emotional life — to give your feedback the context it needs to be genuinely useful.
The following two questions ask about the past two weeks:
Step 3 of 3
Two questions that shape your comparison data and help us select the most relevant figures for your profile.
Based on the Values Identity Constellation (V.I.C.) framework. Comparison scores reflect a nationally representative study of Americans across all generations, segmented by age group and gender.