Posts in value identification & exploration workbook

Values As The Building Blocks For A New Future

Danielle Hauck -
Jul 29
Our values, when we get into the meat of them, are the driving forces behind our actions. Of course, we […]
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Are You Resourced For Connection?

Danielle Hauck -
Jun 4
This article starts with a question I asked myself: “What does being well-resourced look like to me?” If I were […]
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On The Willingness To Change and Be Changed

Danielle Hauck -
May 8
How many of us are resistant to change because we are scared that changing will ask us to let go of what we care about?
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What’s The Value of Values? 5 Journal Ideas You Didn’t Know You Needed

Danielle Hauck -
Mar 25
This article explores how values can be harnessed and the most incredible ways you can explore your values today, through journal ideas and more.
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Land Acknowledgement

I live and work on the traditional lands of the Blackfoot confederacy: Siksika, Kainai, Piikani, as well as the Îyâxe Nakoda and Tsuut’ina nations, and the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3 within the historical Northwest Métis homeland. I also work across Turtle Island, and work in the traditional territories of all Turtle Island’s First Peoples.

As a student of the decolonial movement, I recognize my presence in Treaty 7 Territory as a settler, and my responsibility for living in right relationship with the sovereign nations of this region. Alongside continually deepening my understanding of how colonization harmed and continues to harm land and peoples, it is my intention to help foster pathways for transformation towards harmony for the traditional peoples, plants, animals, and all those who have come to call this land home. In integrity, I understand that my mindset and actions are the first place of transformation, and that this growth is ongoing.