Values elicitation triangle This technique helps people work pout their core values. It comes from Julie Hay, an expert in both mentoring and transactional analysis. The instructions are: 1. Choose three key values and place one at each side of a triangle. 2. What is the connecting value between each of these? 3. What is…
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