What’s Your Comparaholic Score?

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Quiz Questions

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Walking into my friend’s home, I...
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- A.
  notice all of the things I don’t have.
- B.
  realize how I need to clean my own place
- C.
  Am just so excited to spend time with them.
2.
When I leave the house I...
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- A.
  make sure that I look my best (you never know who you might meet)!
- B.
  want to at least look presentable.
- C.
  go as I am. The world can handle me at my ‘norm’.
3.
The thoughts playing in the back of my mind when I shop for a bathing suit are:
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  Which one is the comfiest?
- B.
  Who will I be around when I'm wearing this so I know which one to buy...
- C.
  Me? In a bathing suit? No way!
4.
Scrolling social media, I get distracted by people who appear to be more successful than I am
- A.
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  More times than not.
- B.
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  Sometimes
- C.
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  Rarely
5.
When I see others who are more capable than me while I'm working out...
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  I'm embarrassed and feel like giving up.
- B.
  I'm thankful for what I can do right now.
- C.
  I try to find a place with fewer people.
6.
When I see people in healthy relationships I tend to...
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  Wish I had better relationships.
- B.
  Think that I might be flawed or unworthy.
- C.
  Remember the good qualities of the people in my life.
7.
When someone seems to be more skilled, knowledgeable or educated...
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  I think they’re above me.
- B.
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  I try to learn more on my own and compensate.
- C.
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  I get to know the person better and learn what I can from them.
8.
Overall, I would say that I deal with comparison:
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  About as much as any other person
- B.
  Frequently
- C.
  Rarely
9.
The people who know me well would say:
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  I talk well of others but talk negatively about myself.
- B.
  I often talk down about other people.
- C.
  I talk positively about myself the majority of the time.
10.
The statement that best describes me is:
- A.
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  Although I’m not sure yet who I was created to be, I’m coachable and want to grow.
- B.
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  Though imperfect, I’m confident in who I am and I believe it’s important to invest in doing what it takes to live out who I was created to be.
- C.
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  I’m confident that I’ll never be confident. I don’t like who I was created to be, I’d rather wear a mask.

Quiz Outcomes

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24%
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Friend, you may have trouble believing this, but you’ve got a lot going for you! Coworkers admire your top-tier talents. Yet, no matter their tireless praise, you don’t 100% trust your own magic...How does this low self-esteem impact you? You’re likely reluctant to dole out constructive criticism. And when someone questions your actions, you’re quick to jump on the defensive.Boundaries are a bit of a sore spot, too. You’re scared to say ‘no’ even when it’s in your best interest. Plus negative emotions tend to freak you out… Luckily, there’s a clear path forward!“You have been criticizing yourself for years, and it hasn't worked. Try approving of yourself and see what happens.” — Louise L. HayReady to boost your emotional intelligence? Try these 3 strategies...1. Make positivity a daily practice! A little bit of optimism goes a long way, friend. Whether it’s gratitude journaling or meditating, find an activity that lifts you up and do it on the regular.2. Choose a growth mindset. Instead of seeing failure as a dead-end, view it as an opportunity to learn. Your mind if forever expanding. Just because you didn’t do so well at a task doesn’t mean you can’t — with a bit of practice — win big!3. Put on your best smile! Smiling boosts your mood. It also boosts the moods of everyone around you. By smiling, you show that you’re approachable and ready to engage.Hello, friend! I’m Tyla Taylor ✨I’m a holistic life coach who helps millennials — just like you — achieve bigger + better.After spending five years working in finance, I realized that the life I dreamed of in no way aligned with my current work. I wanted to add value to peoples’ lives.Now my favorite thing is watching my clients’ lives flourish in unexpected ways. Even if you’re not 100% there for yourself, I’ve got your back.Check out these ah-mazing resources to develop your emotional intelligence.1. Subscribe to my podcast The New You where I interview personal transformation gurus. Trust me, you’re going to learn a lot along the way!2. Checkout this post on my blog. I breakdown what emotional intelligence is + how you can use it to optimize your outlook 🙌3. Follow me on Instagram for self-care inspiration! From rejuvenating cucumber masks to my favorite guided meditations, I’ve got you covered!Plus expect to see me in your inbox with transformational tips ✨
2.
32%
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Friend, you’re a joy to be around! Folks find your positive outlook refreshing as iced tea. They rely on you to turn their B- days into straight A’s. But here’s the catch: do you trust yourself as much as everyone trusts you?Emotional intelligence isn’t just about communicating with others — the most important relationships you’ll ever have is with yourself...Plus by honoring your needs, you’ll have more energy to lend a hand to friends and family. How do you get there? It all starts with self-love, friend. You don’t deserve any less!“Be faithful to that which exists within yourself.” — André GideReady to boost your emotional intelligence? Try these 3 strategies...1. Make positivity a daily practice! A little bit of optimism goes a long way, friend. Whether it’s gratitude journaling or meditating, find an activity that lifts you up and do it on the regular.2. Choose a growth mindset. Instead of seeing failure as a dead-end, view it as an opportunity to learn. Your mind if forever expanding. Just because you didn’t do so well at a task doesn’t mean you can’t — with a bit of practice — win big!3. Put on your best smile! Smiling boosts your mood. It also boosts the moods of everyone around you. By smiling, you show that you’re approachable and ready to engage.Hello, friend! I’m Tyla Taylor ✨I’m a holistic life coach who helps millennials — just like you — achieve bigger + better.After spending five years working in finance, I realized that the life I dreamed of in no way aligned with my current work. I wanted to add value to peoples’ lives.Now my favorite thing is watching my clients’ lives flourish in unexpected ways. Even if you’re not 100% there for yourself, I’ve got your back.Check out these ah-mazing resources to develop your emotional intelligence.1. Subscribe to my podcast The New You where I interview personal transformation gurus. Trust me, you’re going to learn a lot along the way!2. Checkout this post on my blog. I breakdown what emotional intelligence is + how you can use it to optimize your outlook 🙌3. Follow me on Instagram for self-care inspiration! From rejuvenating cucumber masks to my favorite guided meditations, I’ve got you covered!Plus expect to see me in your inbox with transformational tips ✨
3.
40%
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Congratulations friend, you know that taking care of yourself is a big part of taking care of everyone in your life! You express your opinions without ever coming off as pushy or threatening.Boundaries are a big ‘yes’ for you. You don’t overcommit because you know you can’t shine your brightest when worried about what others might think.Give yourself a big pat on the back! You could basically teach a class on emotional intelligence.“We plant seeds that will flower as results in our lives, so best to remove the weeds of anger, avarice, envy and doubt.” — Dorothy DayReady to boost your emotional intelligence? Try these 3 strategies...1. Make positivity a daily practice! A little bit of optimism goes a long way, friend. Whether it’s gratitude journaling or meditating, find an activity that lifts you up and do it on the regular.2. Choose a growth mindset. Instead of seeing failure as a dead-end, view it as an opportunity to learn. Your mind if forever expanding. Just because you didn’t do so well at a task doesn’t mean you can’t — with a bit of practice — win big!3. Put on your best smile! Smiling boosts your mood. It also boosts the moods of everyone around you. By smiling, you show that you’re approachable and ready to engage.Hello, friend! I’m Tyla Taylor ✨I’m a holistic life coach who helps millennials — just like you — achieve bigger + better.After spending five years working in finance, I realized that the life I dreamed of in no way aligned with my current work. I wanted to add value to peoples’ lives.Now my favorite thing is watching my clients’ lives flourish in unexpected ways. Even if you’re not 100% there for yourself, I’ve got your back.Check out these ah-mazing resources to help you develop your emotional intelligence!1. Subscribe to my podcast The New You where I interview personal transformation gurus. Trust me, you’re going to learn a lot along the way!2. Checkout this post on my blog. I breakdown what emotional intelligence is + how you can use it to optimize your outlook 🙌3. Follow me on Instagram for self-care inspiration! From rejuvenating cucumber masks to my favorite guided meditations, I’ve got you covered!Plus expect to see me in your inbox with transformational tips ✨
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48%
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56%
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64%
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72%
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80%
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88%
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96%
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100%

What’s Your Comparaholic Score?

Everyone deals with Comparison from time to time, but do you know how much Comparison currently controls your life? Find out in just 3 minutes how much of a Comparaholic you are--your score may be the catalyst to stop the loser mentality so you can start winning at life!

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