What's your "Personal Leadership" Style?

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Quiz Questions

1.
How do you Manage Time?
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- A.
  Time is a gift. The way I use it is totally up to me.
- B.
  Time is something I continually fight against to get things done.
- C.
  Time is a natural part of life, and although it's limited, I can and will develop effective strategies to manage it.
2.
My Perspective on Decision Making:
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- A.
  They are necessary evils of the job.
- B.
  They need to be made; I find ways to make them so I can get them resolved and off my plate.
- C.
  They bring opportunities to grow and develop as individuals as well as a business.
3.
When it comes to Problem Solving, I...
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- A.
  Dig into the problems and find the opportunity that is always there for all involved
- B.
  Fight to win a challenge or conflict
- C.
  Face the problem or challenge, rationalize it, and find a mechanism to cope or an easy solution.
4.
It's Sunday night and tomorrow is a work day. You feel:
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- A.
  Inspired for the week ahead ~ something new to learn or experience brings you energy.
- B.
  Ready for the week ~ you looked ahead at your calendar and figured out what you need to do and where you need to be.
- C.
  Ready to go and win! You worked over the weekend and made calls to the team to make sure they show up ready to give 110%.
5.
What type is most like you?
- A.
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  Answer A
- B.
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  Answer B
- C.
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  Answer C

Quiz Outcomes

1.
The Opportunist
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You believe life offers opportunity after opportunity! You only have to have your eyes open to see them! Curiosity is a strength and inclusion is your passion. You are calm, powerful, entrepreneurial-minded, confident and feel a sense of inner peace and fulfillment. You believe success comes from within and is always up to you to feel successful. For your own personal growth, consider the value of not having to know everything and figure everything out. There's value in synthesis and experience vs. accomplishment. For a deeper dive into your personal leadership style and to learn more about creating a life (career, relationships, health and wealth) that feels aligned and fulfilled, reach out to me by Email or check out my Website. Sign up via my site to receive my monthly emails ~ I'd love to help you with your Personal Leadership! Thanks, Deb Seymour
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The Rationalizer
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You're in control of your life and you know how to "play the game". Life is what you make of it, and your mantra is: Have a good plan, but do it only if you're sure it will work. There's an essence of compromise in actions you take that cause you to "play small & safe". Maybe there's some judgement about yourself that you need to release in order to take inspired action with that dream inside you that keeps popping up in your mind. Consider focusing on others through volunteer events or sharing a skill-set you're passionate about (yes, you really ARE good and have wonderful gifts to share!). The limiting beliefs & judgements about yourself that keep you playing small may need to be redefined and you're new awakening to the potential inside will bring you more joy and satisfaction. For a deeper dive into your personal leadership style and to learn more about creating a life (career, relationships, health and wealth) that feels aligned and fulfilled, reach out to me by Email or check out my Website. Sign up via my site to receive my monthly emails ~ I'd love to help you with your Personal Leadership! Thanks, Deb Seymour
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The Fighter
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Control is a big part of your life. You believe your worth is based on what you achieve and there are winners and there are losers. All in all, there's just not enough to go around and you need to always be "on" in order to take advantage of opportunities before someone else takes them from you. You heavily strategize and do what is necessary to protect your interests and come out on top. In Corporate America this style can work...but, only for so long. This approach, long-term, can become draining. Satisfaction in the "measurable" areas of your life may not bring you the happiness you once thought they would. That title, salary, type of home or net worth may seem like an achievement at first, but leave you feeling empty. And, so, a new goal to achieve comes around. It's a never ending cycle of looking for success (outside of yourself). Consider looking at the role your health plays in your long-term goals. There's also power and value of forgiveness of self and others. Think about what you are trying to prove to someone with your accomplishments. You are worthy of happiness and don't need to "earn" it. For a deeper dive into your personal leadership style and to learn more about creating a life (career, relationships, health and wealth) that feels aligned and fulfilled, reach out to me by Email or check out my website. Sign up via my site to receive my monthly emails ~ I'd love to help you with your Personal Leadership! Thanks, Deb Seymour