Why Am I Stuck? Assessment

Why Am I Stuck?

The following 3-minute quiz highlights seven key areas where most people find themselves stuck at some point in life (or in some cases, all at once).

Based on your score, we've defined the level of "stuck-ness" you're in right now. The good news is, it doesn't matter where you are today, only where you're willing to grow!

Every level of "stuck-ness" has its own type of mentor. We've matched some well-known mentors from classic movies to give you an idea of the right type of leader to help you in getting unstuck and becoming unstoppable.

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* 2. Which statement most accurately describes where you are in your relationships?

I genuinely like people, but I’d like to make deeper friendships.

Relationships have never been a priority for me, as I tend to do my own thing.

For me, relationships are challenging. I have a difficult time trusting people.

I have several great relationships, and I’m working out which ones to make a priority.

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* 3. Which statement best explains your ability to get motivated?

I have to have a clear understanding of how my effort will make a difference.

I am motivated by the pursuit of excellence and exceeding expectations.

Knowing that I am helping my team gives me energy to tackle almost any task.

Motivation isn’t really something I think about. I just do what feels right at the time.

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* 4. Pick the statement that most accurately sums up your approach to self-discipline.

Discipline is the cornerstone of my success, and I’m always looking for ways to gain a new edge.

I have a few weaknesses, but for the most part I live disciplined and under control.

I don’t like confining myself to a certain way of doing anything. I prefer complete freedom.

I am great at starting. Not so great at finishing.

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* 5. Which of these statements best captures your feelings about your influence at work?

I’m not in a position of leadership, so I just keep my head down.

My influence in the office is minimal, but I aspire to lead.

I have the ability to influence people on my team and I’m learning to lead my leaders.

I have influence with my leaders and peers and want to see that influence multiplied.

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* 6. Of the following statements, which best represents your thoughts on setting priorities?

I find it’s easier to let other people set priorities for me.

I am inconsistent with prioritizing, but when I do, I see some success.

I try to find the balance between my own agenda and the agenda of others.

I am able to focus on those things that truly matter to me.

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* 7. Which statement best summarizes your approach to taking risks?

I have a healthy view of risk and have learned to embrace failure as the price of progress.

I’ll take a calculated risk if I have reason to believe it will work out in my favor.

I would consider a risk if someone else really encouraged me to take it.

I am very reluctant to consider a risk.

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* 8. Which statement best reflects your attitude about life?

I hope for the best.

I look for positive situations that can create opportunities.

Opportunities are all around me, I seize every single one I can.

Life happens fast, so I try to keep up.