Personal Development Self-Assessment across 11 dimensions

This interactive test covers self-esteem, confidence, listening, speaking, conflict, anger, mood, perseverance, curiosity, time, the people close to you, decisions, responsibility and readiness to change. What the test asks, for example Self-esteem If, when you are congratulated, you reply that it was mostly luck. If, in a room full of strangers, you settle in, telling yourself that you belong. Confidence If a quote sits on the table for a long time before you sign it. If, faced with a task that is new to you, you write down the steps and get started. Listening If, while someone is talking to you, you are already building your sentence in your head. If someone tells you “I'm fine” and you can hear in their voice that it is not true. Speaking If you explain the same thing differently to a child and to an adult in a hurry. If you tell someone close to you what bothered you without the conversation turning into a clash. Conflict If, shortly after a disagreement begins, your voice rises. If, when irritation builds, you ask yourself what you need and then ask for it. Anger If, once your anger has risen, it takes you the whole evening to come back down. If you let a night go by before replying to a message that stings. Mood If, when someone asks you what is wrong, you stammer that it is hard to say. If you tell someone close to you that you were scared, using the word “scared”. Perseverance If you drop a project when it doesn't show visible results quickly. If, when you start something, you are already preparing the next step as if it were going to work out. Curiosity If you go back to the same restaurant, the same route and the same vacations, without looking elsewhere. If you try out a dish, a neighborhood or a tool that is new to you. Time If your days end too late to cook or to see anyone. If you set aside an evening for what you enjoy, and stick to it. The people close to you If your schedule leaves little room for proper meals with your loved ones. If you have close friends you can tell about the important things in your life. Decisions If a decision that is yours to make stays on hold for a long time because you can't bring yourself to make the call. If you bring people who avoid each other together around the same table. Responsibility If, when things go wrong, you first look for the person who passed on the information badly. If, whatever you ask of others, you do it yourself first. Readiness to change If what you have just described weighs on your daily life. If you want to change the way you function day to day.