Discover your Change Personality

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The only constant is change, goes the old adage. Yet despite us having such a drastic variety of responses to change, we don’t often pay attention to how we show up at the table, BEFORE we even start talking about change.

Some of us celebrate and welcome change while others avoid it all costs. Some of us holler ‘bring it on’ with glee, while others would rather stand on hot coals than have to change.

When we pay attention to our change personalities we can more easily bypass the difficult challenges change can bring, and rather bring on the benefits.

Take the three simple question survey below and immediately find out your change personality. Once you’re done you’ll immediately see your results including:

- What you need to know to relieve change related anxiety, stress and overwhelm.
- What your mission is, should you choose to accept it, in order to move forward with change.

To find out more about your change personality click here.

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Cheers,

Lee-Anne Ragan

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* 1. Pick a statement that best DESCRIBES you overall when it comes to change.

1. You hate change, it makes your toes curl, your heart hammer and you’re restraining yourself from clamping your hands over your ears while yelling lalalalala so you can tune me out.

2. Like swimming in a freezing cold lake, when you hear the word change you gird your loins, hold your breath, let loose a few cuss words and ease in.

3. When you hear the word change you mutter to yourself ‘bring it on’. Like a refreshing dip in a summer stream, as long as you have your lifejacket near by you’re good.

4. You get a swimmer’s high from plunging in and you just want to keep on keeping on when you hear the word change.

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* 2. Pick a statement that best describes how you FEEL about change.

1. Resistant and irritable.

2. Cautiously curious.

3. Interested, engaged, excited.

4. Thoroughly motivated and experienced.

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* 3. Pick a statement that best describes the ANIMAL you relate to when it comes to change.

1. A turtle staying in its shell.

2. An armadillo slowly moving forward.

3. A duck. Like water off a duck’s back, drawn to change.

4. A dolphin. Sleek & sophisticated when it comes to change.