Reveal Your Fatigue Archetype Quiz

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Quiz Questions

1.
Which image reflects your fatigue? Select all that apply.
- A.
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  Burned Out
- B.
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  Chaotic Life
- C.
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  Tired Yet Wired
- D.
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  Aimless
- E.
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  Chronic Illness
- F.
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  Emotional Drain
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Which statement describes you best?
- A.
  Driven and accomplished in successfully achieving your goals.
- B.
  Available to help and support wherever and whenever needed.
- C.
  Never a foot or hair out of place in everything you do.
- D.
  A busy bee getting things done.
- E.
  Takes the ball and runs with it whether the team is with me or not.
3.
Which word appeals to you most?
- A.
  Improve
- B.
  Teach
- C.
  Align
- D.
  Give
- E.
  Achieve
4.
You feel most energized when ...
- A.
  You're curled up under a cozy blanket with a good book or movie.
- B.
  Your project is polished and ready to go. Everything is in its place.
- C.
  You're given full autonomy and opportunities to work at your pace.
- D.
  You care for, love on, or rescue others.
- E.
  You're recognized for your contributions and achievements.
5.
What's most important to you?
- A.
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  Advocate
- B.
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  Reliability
- C.
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  Loyalty
- D.
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  Success
- E.
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  Determination
6.
What's your preference to get information?Select all that apply
- A.
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  Facebook
- B.
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  Instagram
- C.
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  LinkedIn
- D.
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  TikTok
- E.
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  YouTube
- F.
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  Blog
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  Podcast

Quiz Outcomes

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Your Fatigue Archetype is: Achiever
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The wonderful thing about being an Achiever Archetype is that you want to learn, grow, and develop yourself. When your Achiever Archetype is balanced, she pursues her topic of focus with enthusiasm yet without push and hustle that feels good deep in your soul. There is nothing inherently wrong with building your achievement portfolio. Where achieving becomes unbalanced is when there is the chronic habit of striving for more. The unbalanced Achiever Archetype tends to overwork, overanalyze, and be self-critical of herself at a high energetic cost. Thought patterns like those listed below lead to a sense of urgency and unfulfillment:“I don’t know how/need to do this right.”“I have to have this certification/qualification to be legitimate …”“I should / I have to…”“I’m not doing enough. These thinking patterns also often lead to you feeling not good enough, not knowing enough yet, and being an imposter despite your accomplishments and successes.Get curious about your Fatigue Archetype. Get to know her by noticing any thoughts, feelings, and responses during daily activities. Jot those observations down in a notebook to capture patterns that are draining (and uplifting, too). Once you know, shifting the patterns to reclaim energy begins. There is a way to balance your natural desire to achieve that doesn’t deplete your energy.Now that your Fatigue Archetype has been revealed, what's next?Expect me in your inbox over the next few days to deliver more tips, insights, and tidbits of information to help you break your chronic fatigue cycle. Follow me on Facebook @ Sharon Wirant Coaching and Instagram @ Sharon Wirant Coaching where I share tips, insights, and upcoming offers.Check out my best selling book, Tired Yet Wired: Breaking Your Chronic Fatigue CycleInterested in 1:1 Coaching to reclaim your energy? Chronic fatigue is unique to everyone and a "one-size fits all" solution isn't always the best approach.Click below to book your FREE 30-minute personalized Fatigue Archetype Insight Session to get your first step on the path to more energy.This is a complimentary, no-pressure, no-obligation opportunity to meet and learn how my signature 1:1 program works specifically for you.
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Your Fatigue Archetype is: Helper
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The Helper Archetype is a valuable and honorable gift to have. The world needs Helpers to care for those in need and remind us of compassion. Helper Archetypes show that others matter through caregiving, teaching, and healing. The unbalanced Helper Archetype is at risk for burnout and compassion fatigue. Helpers often put others before herself to freely give from the heart making others feel seen and heard. Common thought patterns contributing to burnout, compassion fatigue, and exhaustion are: “It’s my responsibility/job …”“What will they think if …”“I have to … I have no choice.”“They need my support. I can’t let them down.”These thinking patterns also often lead to you feeling not good enough and the pressures of being responsible for everything and everyone despite your compassionate and helpful ways.Now that your Fatigue Archetype has been revealed, what's next?Get curious about your Fatigue Archetype. Get to know her by noticing any thoughts, feelings, and responses during daily activities. Jot those observations down to capture patterns that are draining (and uplifting, too). Once you know, you can shift the patterns to reclaim energy. Get curious about your Fatigue Archetype. Get to know her by noticing any thoughts, feelings, and responses during daily activities. Jot those observations down in a notebook to capture patterns that are draining (and uplifting, too). Once you know, shifting the patterns to reclaim energy begins. There is a way to balance your natural desire to achieve that doesn’t deplete your energy.Now that your Fatigue Archetype has been revealed, what's next?Expect me in your inbox over the next few days to deliver more tips, insights, and tidbits of information to help you break your chronic fatigue cycle. Follow me on Facebook @ Sharon Wirant Coaching and Instagram @ Sharon Wirant Coaching where I share tips, insights, and upcoming offers.Check out my best selling book, Tired Yet Wired: Breaking Your Chronic Fatigue CycleInterested in 1:1 Coaching to reclaim your energy? Chronic fatigue is unique to everyone and a "one-size fits all" solution isn't always the best approach.Click below to book your FREE 30-minute personalized Fatigue Archetype Insight Session to get your first step on the path to more energy.This is a complimentary, no-pressure, no-obligation opportunity to meet and learn how my signature 1:1 program works specifically for you.
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Your Fatigue Archetype is: Worrier
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One may think that the Worrier Archetype is always high anxiety driven rather than a gift. The gift of the Worrier Archetype is the invitation for researching solutions to troubleshoot and resolve potential problems. The Worrier's are thoughtful thinkers.The unbalanced Worrier Archetype easily tips the scale when worry turns into replaying conversations, counting the hours you have left to sleep, and near constant concern what others are thinking about you. Common thought patterns that drive anxiety are unhelpful internal dialogues are:“I’m so tired, maybe I should stay in bed today. But I will feel awful that I stayed in bed … maybe I should push through? But then I’ll feel even worse.”“How do I feel this morning? My body is tired and have a headache… why am I always tired? I’m so tired of this, what if I never get better?”“I’d love to go out with friends, but what if I crash again?”. These thinking patterns also often lead to you feeling not good enough and uncertain despite your thoughtful nature.Now that your Fatigue Archetype has been revealed, what's next?Get curious about your Fatigue Archetype. Get to know her by noticing any thoughts, feelings, and responses during daily activities. Jot those observations down to capture patterns that are draining (and uplifting, too). Once you know, you can shift the patterns to reclaim energy.Get curious about your Fatigue Archetype. Get to know her by noticing any thoughts, feelings, and responses during daily activities. Jot those observations down in a notebook to capture patterns that are draining (and uplifting, too). Once you know, shifting the patterns to reclaim energy begins. There is a way to balance your natural desire to achieve that doesn’t deplete your energy.Now that your Fatigue Archetype has been revealed, what's next?Expect me in your inbox over the next few days to deliver more tips, insights, and tidbits of information to help you break your chronic fatigue cycle. Follow me on Facebook @ Sharon Wirant Coaching and Instagram @ Sharon Wirant Coaching where I share tips, insights, and upcoming offers.Check out my best selling book, Tired Yet Wired: Breaking Your Chronic Fatigue CycleInterested in 1:1 Coaching to reclaim your energy? Chronic fatigue is unique to everyone and a "one-size fits all" solution isn't always the best approach.Click below to book your FREE 30-minute personalized Fatigue Archetype Insight Session to get your first step on the path to more energy.This is a complimentary, no-pressure, no-obligation opportunity to meet and learn how my signature 1:1 program works specifically for you.
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Your Fatigue Archetype is: Perfectionist
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Despite the bad press that the Perfectionist Archetype often gets, being a Perfectionist is a gift. The Perfectionist's drive to perfection tends to make her thoughtful and proactive in planning, detail-oriented to spot potential problems before they happen, and work is polished even if it's a draft.The unbalanced Perfectionist Archetype chases perfection, which often thrives on self-criticism and questions of self-worth. Being overwhelmed by self-doubt leads to overworking, overthinking, task paralysis, and a sense of incompletion, which breeds anxiety. The thought patterns listed below are contributors: “I’m not getting this right.”“It’s not good enough”“I have to do more”“I should/have to …”These thinking patterns also often lead to you feeling not good enough and needing to prove your worth despite your perfectionist nature.Now that your Fatigue Archetype has been revealed, what's next?Get curious about your Fatigue Archetype. Get to know her by noticing any thoughts, feelings, and responses during daily activities. Jot those observations down to capture patterns that are draining (and uplifting, too). Once you know, you can shift the patterns to reclaim energy.Get curious about your Fatigue Archetype. Get to know her by noticing any thoughts, feelings, and responses during daily activities. Jot those observations down in a notebook to capture patterns that are draining (and uplifting, too). Once you know, shifting the patterns to reclaim energy begins. There is a way to balance your natural desire to achieve that doesn’t deplete your energy.Now that your Fatigue Archetype has been revealed, what's next?Expect me in your inbox over the next few days to deliver more tips, insights, and tidbits of information to help you break your chronic fatigue cycle. Follow me on Facebook @ Sharon Wirant Coaching and Instagram @ Sharon Wirant Coaching where I share tips, insights, and upcoming offers.Check out my best selling book, Tired Yet Wired: Breaking Your Chronic Fatigue CycleInterested in 1:1 Coaching to reclaim your energy? Chronic fatigue is unique to everyone and a "one-size fits all" solution isn't always the best approach.Click below to book your FREE 30-minute personalized Fatigue Archetype Insight Session to get your first step on the path to more energy.This is a complimentary, no-pressure, no-obligation opportunity to meet and learn how my signature 1:1 program works specifically for you.
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Your Fatigue Archetype is: Controller
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The Controller Archetype typically knows the pulse of what’s going on around them. She gathers, sorts, and filters information and then communicates beneficial information. She's the one with the gusto to get it done whether the rest of the team is ready or not.The unbalanced Controller Archetype gets too caught up in the business of others and expends tremendous amounts of energy attempting to control their external environment in a way that causes emotional damage to everyone involved. She does a lot of extensive planning and pre-empting every scenario. Typical thought patterns that drive control are:“I’ve got to make sense of this to do better”“I have to get everyone on board now”“I have to make sure it’s being done properly” These thinking patterns also often lead to you feeling not good enough and needing to prove your worth despite your "take charge" nature.Now that your Fatigue Archetype has been revealed, what's next?Get curious about your Fatigue Archetype. Get to know her by noticing any thoughts, feelings, and responses during daily activities. Jot those observations down to capture patterns that are draining (and uplifting, too). Once you know, you can shift the patterns to reclaim energy.Get curious about your Fatigue Archetype. Get to know her by noticing any thoughts, feelings, and responses during daily activities. Jot those observations down in a notebook to capture patterns that are draining (and uplifting, too). Once you know, shifting the patterns to reclaim energy begins. There is a way to balance your natural desire to achieve that doesn’t deplete your energy.Now that your Fatigue Archetype has been revealed, what's next?Expect me in your inbox over the next few days to deliver more tips, insights, and tidbits of information to help you break your chronic fatigue cycle. Follow me on Facebook @ Sharon Wirant Coaching and Instagram @ Sharon Wirant Coaching where I share tips, insights, and upcoming offers.Check out my best selling book, Tired Yet Wired: Breaking Your Chronic Fatigue CycleInterested in 1:1 Coaching to reclaim your energy? Chronic fatigue is unique to everyone and a "one-size fits all" solution isn't always the best approach.Click below to book your FREE 30-minute personalized Fatigue Archetype Insight Session to get your first step on the path to more energy.This is a complimentary, no-pressure, no-obligation opportunity to meet and learn how my signature 1:1 program works specifically for you.