Your Career Profile Map is where you will capture and write down all the information you learn from all the assessments and exercises in this book. It serves as your record of information about your career and life-style preferences. And it acts as your touch stone or guidance in choosing a career that matches what you have said is important to you. You will be instructed throughout the text of this book, when to record your assessment results and responses to exercises in this Career Profile Map.

The Wheel of Life Assessment. Record the specific numbers you circled on each 1 to 10 scale indicating your current level of satisfaction with each of the following:

Values Sort Assessment. Record your ranked values from both the life you want to live and day-to-day list.

Shorter Personality Sorter. Record the four letters you circled; these represent your personality type. Also record the descriptive temperament name that corresponds with your personality type.

The Four Boxes of Life Assessment. Record your score and rank order the motivators from highest to lowest.

Orientation Scales Assessment. Record the total number of activities of interest you listed for each orientation.

Top Three Priority Orientations. Record in order of priority, your three highest totals:

Top Five Interests. Record your five favorite interests from the Orientation Scales Assessment table:

Career Implications (notes to yourself):

Top Ten Skills. Transfer the data from your Skills Chart according to your Data, Things, and People Skills.

Top Five Transferable Skills. Record the key transferable skills that you see as strengths for you and ones you want to be able to use in your work.

Top Five Self-Management Skills. Record the top five self-management skills that best represent you.

Talents. Record the skills you have highlighted in the “Top Seven Skills,” “Transferable Skills,” and “Self-Management Skills” sections that best represent your talents.

Lifestyle Preference Assessment. Record the percentage points you assigned to each lifestyle category.

Top Seven Lifestyle Descriptors. Record the most important lifestyle descriptors.

Ideal Work Environment. Record the top five must have’s for your ideal work location and environment. Also record the work style that describes your approach to your work.

Top Five Must Have’s for Location. These meet your needs for your ideal work environment.

Top Five Must Have’s for Work Environment. These describe your approach to your work.

Career Ideas List. List all the jobs that you checked off for each specific chapter. In instances where you have checked the same job listing as you did under jobs for your temperament or your interests, place an additional check mark in front of the job listing.

Top Two or Three Careers I Want to Learn More About. From the list of possible careers you selected, list a few that you would like to learn more about.

Everyone I know List. Transfer the information you wrote down on this list. Keep adding to the list as you think of new contacts or are given contacts from people on your list.