Mindstyle Assesment

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Assessment Guidelines:

Answer honestly based on your typical behavior.
Don’t overthink; go with your first instinct.
Complete the assessment in one sitting.
Your responses are used only to generate your profile.

Answer all questions honestly based on your usual behaviour. Do not overthink; go with your first response.

Complete the assessment in one sitting for best results. Your responses are confidential and will only be used to generate your Mindstyle profile. 40 questions in total.

Q1. When you start your workday, your first instinct is to…(Required)

Open yourself to new ideas or tasks that may pop up.

Reflect on long-term goals before starting.

Do what feels easiest or most appealing at the time.

List priorities and dive into the most important one.

Tackle quick wins to build momentum.

Q2. When you’re in the middle of a project and get a new idea, you…(Required)

Consider how the idea might influence the future.

Chase the idea and see where it leads.

Follow through only if it excites you emotionally.

Note it down but stay focused on the task at hand.

Decide quickly whether it adds value now or not.

Q3. When you’re under pressure with multiple deadlines, you…(Required)

Step back to see which deadlines have the biggest impact.

Prioritize tasks by urgency and knock them out fast.

Block out distractions and handle one deadline at a time.

Jump between tasks as inspiration strikes.

Focus only if your energy and mood allow.

Q4. When someone disagrees with your idea, you…(Required)

Defend your point directly and push for results.

Clarify your reasoning and stick to your view.

Explore their perspective openly, even if it derails your thought.

Think about how both ideas might fit a larger purpose.

Take it personally and let it affect your mood.

Q5. On weekends when you have free time, you usually…(Required)

Try out whatever new opportunities arise.

Use the time to finish pending tasks.

Plan an activity and focus on enjoying it fully.

Go with whatever you feel like in the moment.

Reflect on life direction or dream about the future.

Q6. When working late and distractions arise, you…(Required)

Allow them if they seem interesting.

Quickly manage the distraction and move on.

Follow them if they match your energy.

Ask yourself if the distraction might reveal something important.

Shut them out to preserve focus.

Q7. When planning a family holiday, you…(Required)

Leave room to explore spontaneous adventures.

Decide based on what feels right emotionally.

Picture how the trip will create lasting memories.

Research and fix a detailed itinerary.

Organize logistics to ensure smooth travel.

Q8. When given extra work unexpectedly, you…(Required)

See it as a chance to try something different.

Act fast to complete it efficiently.

Take it on if you’re in the right mood.

Weigh whether it contributes to bigger goals.

Fit it into your current focus and schedule.

Q9. When thinking about your future career, you…(Required)

Map out practical actions to climb ahead.

Keep options open to see where life leads.

Visualize specific steps to achieve your goals.

Think about it depending on how you feel about your job now.

Dream of the kind of legacy you’d like to leave.

Q10. When a sudden crisis happens at work, you…(Required)

Take charge, assign tasks, and drive resolution.

React based on your emotional state.

Narrow in on solving the immediate problem.

Consider how the crisis might shape long-term strategy.

Throw out ideas rapidly to see what might work.

Q11. When you’re asked to brainstorm in a team, you…(Required)

Share multiple wild ideas, even unrelated ones.

Suggest ideas that can be acted on quickly.

Focus on ideas that connect to a bigger picture.

Stick closely to the topic and push for clarity.

Contribute only if you feel comfortable that day

Q12. At the end of a busy day, you usually…(Required)

Count tasks completed and results delivered.

Judge the day by how it felt emotionally.

Replay the variety of things you tried.

Reflect on whether you achieved your main goal.

Think about how the day fits into your long-term vision.

Q13. When juggling multiple responsibilities, you…(Required)

Decide based on which will matter most in the future.

Sequence tasks and stick to the order.

Work only on what you’re in the mood for.

Jump between tasks, exploring as you go.

Push to get the most urgent ones done.

Q14. When someone gives you feedback, you…(Required)

Fill the calendar with tasks and deadlines.

Plan loosely and adjust based on your feelings.

Prioritize the top three things to focus on.

Leave blocks of time for unexpected opportunities.

Map how each day contributes to bigger goals.

Q15. When planning your week, you…(Required)

Focus on the key point to improve.

Explore all their comments, even side notes.

React emotionally depending on tone.

Look for actionable steps to fix quickly.

Consider how feedback connects to your long-term growth.

Q16. When you’re bored, you…(Required)

Look for something new and stimulating.

Use the time to think deeply about one issue.

Do something productive, even small.

Reflect on life direction and possible futures.

Let your feelings decide what to do.

Q17. When you face conflicting priorities, you…(Required)

Test out both until one feels right.

Go with whichever matches your current mood.

Consider which choice aligns with long-term goals.

Choose one and commit fully.

Pick whichever has the most urgency.

Q18. When dealing with a setback, you…(Required)

Focus on lessons and practical next steps.

Reframe the setback in light of the bigger journey.

Push yourself to bounce back and act.

Explore alternative paths quickly.

Allow emotions to guide how you move on.

Q19. When starting a new project, you…(Required)

Imagine the impact it could have long-term.

Explore possibilities widely before choosing.

Jump in fast with clear action steps.

Define scope and narrow down to essentials.

Start only if you feel excited or motivated.

Q20. When in meetings, your mind often…(Required)

Drifts with your energy or emotions.

Focuses on action items and deliverables.

Thinks about the broader implications of the discussion.

Wanders into side ideas and tangents.

Locks onto the key points being discussed.

Q21. When someone interrupts you mid-task, you…(Required)

Address it briefly then return to work.

Protect your focus and continue.

Pause if the interruption seems strategically useful.

Let the conversation take you in a new direction.

Respond if you feel like it; ignore if not.

Q22. When making personal decisions, you…(Required)

Stick to what you know is most logical.

Decide quickly and move on.

Choose what feels right in the moment.

Consider how it aligns with your life purpose.

Explore different possibilities before deciding.

Q23. When reading a book or article, you…(Required)

Wander into side research sparked by curiosity.

Read if you’re in the right mood.

Focus on key arguments or insights.

Look for practical takeaways.

Connect it to broader concepts or future vision.

Q24. When conflict arises in your family, you…(Required)

React based on your emotions.

Push for quick resolution and clear outcomes.

Stick to the issue and resolve it directly.

Think about how to preserve harmony long-term.

Try different angles to ease the tension.

Q25. When planning finances, you…(Required)

Explore multiple income or investment options.

Focus on numbers and specific targets.

Think about how money fits into future dreams.

Spend or save depending on how you feel.

Budget carefully and act fast to implement.

Q26. When setting boundaries with people, you…(Required)

Set them based on emotional comfort.

Consider how boundaries support long-term growth.

Leave flexibility to explore new dynamics.

Enforce them practically and consistently.

State them clearly and stick to them

Q27. When you face an unfamiliar challenge, you…(Required)

Step back to understand its broader impact.

Jump in and take immediate steps.

Explore different methods, even trial and error.

Wait until you feel ready to handle it.

Break it down into manageable parts.

Q28. When friends seek advice, you…(Required)

Help them see the bigger picture.

Give them focused, practical suggestions.

Encourage clear action steps.

Offer a range of ideas for them to try.

Respond based on how you feel at that moment.

Q29. When your workload gets overwhelming, you…(Required)

Narrow focus to one priority.

Re-evaluate what truly matters long-term.

Create a checklist and power through.

Do only what feels manageable emotionally.

Jump between tasks seeking variety.

Q30. When reflecting on mistakes, you…(Required)

Find practical fixes to avoid repeating it.

Focus on the single biggest lesson.

Ask what it means for your overall journey.

Explore all possible reasons it happened.

Dwell on how it made you feel.

Q31. When making plans with friends, you…(Required)

Think about how the time strengthens relationships.

Ensure logistics are handled efficiently.

Decide based on your mood that day.

Go with the flow, open to surprises.

Fix a clear agenda and stick to it.

Q32. When working on long-term goals, you…(Required)

Stay engaged only if you feel motivated.

Break them into short, focused steps.

Track progress and push through obstacles.

Keep exploring different ways to reach them.

Keep the ultimate vision clear in your mind.

Q33. When you receive too many requests, you…(Required)

Experiment and say yes to several.

Accept or decline based on your feelings.

Say yes only if you can execute fast.

Select only those aligned to your priorities.

Choose based on which supports your long-term vision.

Q34. When working in teams, you…(Required)

Remind the team of the bigger picture.

Push the team toward results.

Wander into creative tangents.

Stay on task and keep focus.

Contribute depending on how you feel that day.

Q35. When you’re asked to learn something new, you…(Required)

Learn only if it excites you.

Explore widely, even unrelated topics.

Master the core essentials first.

Apply it quickly to real situations.

Think about how this knowledge fits your future.

Q36. When deadlines are extended, you…(Required)

Reconsider whether the project still serves bigger goals.

Keep working steadily, unchanged.

Use extra time to complete more tasks.

Wander into new ideas while waiting.

Lose momentum if you don’t feel driven.

Q37. When dealing with stress, you…(Required)

Step back and reflect on long-term meaning.

Focus narrowly on one thing to calm yourself.

Distract yourself with new activities.

Let your emotions dictate how you cope.

Channel energy into tasks and problem-solving.

Q38. When preparing for a big presentation, you…(Required)

Think about the overall impact on your audience.

Prepare only if you’re in the right mood.

Practice thoroughly and focus on key points.

Brainstorm multiple creative ways to present.

Focus on structure and delivery.

Q39. When working long hours and someone interrupts, you…(Required)

Quickly address and return to task.

Let the interruption take you into a new conversation.

Pause if the interruption feels strategic or valuable.

Respond if you feel up to it; ignore if not.

Protect your time and continue focusing.

Q40. In stressful situations, your thinking tends to…(Required)

Scatter — lots of ideas but hard to settle.

Be influenced by how you feel in that moment.

Shift into problem-solving mode; focus on tasks.

Look beyond the immediate stress to future outcomes.

Narrow down to one thing at a time — block out noise.