The Signature Refocus Value Card Deck
Price range: $19.99 through $312.50
Description
These decks are crafted from high-quality, durable matte material, ensuring they can be reused during your client conversations, adding a professional touch to your sessions. We also include a hard-shell deck case for easy storage and protection.
- Standard size of 6.4 cm x 8.9 cm (2.5″ x 3.5″)
- Card quality:
- FSC-certified standard game card stock (smooth finish)
- Premium quality card stock with linen finish
- Superior game card stock with smooth finish
- 100% plastic card stock
- Packaging:
- Compact and Portable: This playing card storage box measures 3.86 x 2.91 x 0.94 inches (98 x 74 x 24 mm) on the outside and 3.62 x 2.6 x 0.83 inches (92 x 66 x 21 mm) on the inside, making it compact and portable. It easily fits into your pocket or bag for convenience.
- Durable Material: Crafted from high-quality PP material, this card deck case ensures the safety and reliability of your cards. It is designed for easy opening and closing, providing long-lasting protection.
- Convenient Design: Bid farewell to using rubber bands to keep your cards together. This sports card storage box securely holds and organizes your cards, allowing for easy stacking and protecting them from damage.
How To Complete
The Value Card Exercise From The Refocus Coaching Academy’s Purpose Driven Retirement Coaching Guide™️ for Financial Advisors:
1. Ensure your client is in a quiet, distraction-free environment. Allocate 10 to 30 minutes for this exercise.
2. Begin with the 51 value cards, each featuring an essential value and its definition. Set aside the instruction card for reference later.
3. Ask your client to go through the deck, sorting values into two piles:
- Pile #1: Values that are important to the client.
- Pile #2: Values of little or no importance.
4. Refine Your Choices: Set aside Pile #2. Lay out the cards from Pile #1 and have your client select 15 values that resonate most with them.
5. Repeat the process to narrow down to 10. Record these 10 values, in any order, on the “Discovering My Values” worksheet provided.
6. Finally, help your client prioritize the top 5 values from their list, ranking them from 1 (most important) to 5.
By completing this exercise, your clients will identify their top 5 unique values, tailored specifically to them.
Value Card Exercise Testimonials
It was helpful to take inventory of my values through the card exercise, and to proactively identify parts of me that could be easier to ignore.
I went through all of the cards and wrote down my top ten values, including why I value them. Additionally, I set aside values I don’t have, but would like to have. It was incredibly well worth doing this exercise!
The card exercise gave me the ability to focus on my true values and align them with what I want to spend time on in retirement. I often overlooked this, but I appreciate the leadership of my advisor who guided me through it all.
The most helpful aspect of this activity was honing in on my true values, and understanding why they need to fit my retirement life. It really is a must-complete exercise for spouses who are navigating retirement!
