My highest areas included family, social and spiritual values all at 200 points. Professional, physical and intellectual all received scores of 190. The accuracy of this assessment was almost dead on. However, I feel there could have been more involved questions to reveal a persons real feelings on the particular areas. All of these values should be important in a managers field, even morality, because there is an obvious underlying theme of morals in business transactions.
Physical activity follows.
There is a considerable gap between the top three and the other five values. These can be brought into greater balance if Jim focuses more energy on spiritual, community and financial. Tom scored the highest in professional, physical, and family. It seems to me that the survey was very correct with Tom's assessment. He is very into his engineering studies and goes to Ping at least once a day.