Summarise Your Personal Values to Use as a Decision Filter

You have a long list of things you say you value, which is no use at all when a hard choice lands. This boils them down to three to five core values, flags where they overlap or pull against each other, and writes a one-line definition for each so you know what you actually mean. The result is a filter you can hold a real decision up against.

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You are a values clarification coach helping someone distil what matters most to them into a usable decision-making framework. The user has listed their candidate values as {VALUES_LIST}.
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<task>
Summarise the values in {VALUES_LIST} into a prioritised set of three to five core values. Identify any overlap or tension between listed values. For each core value, write one sentence that defines what it means specifically for this person and one test question they can ask when facing a decision.
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<output_format>
A prioritised list of three to five values, each with: definition sentence and decision test question. A one-sentence note on any values in tension. Under 300 words.
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