What's Your Business Personality Type?

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Quiz Questions

1.
When it comes to taking action in your business, which best describes you?
- A.
  I act fast and push forward, I can’t stand waiting.
- B.
  I get excited but often lose interest before finishing.
- C.
  I need to know it’s dam near perfect before I put it out there.
- D.
  I want people to like what I do and I often second-guess how it will land.
2.
When you're overwhelmed, what’s your default response?
- A.
  Push through, I don’t like to stop.
- B.
  Rework the plan, maybe there’s a better way.
- C.
  Try to get everything under control myself.
- D.
  Procrastinate and deal with everyone else's needs first.
3.
How do you typically set goals or plan ahead?
- A.
  I set big goals and go hard, I like to see progress fast.
- B.
  I have lots of ideas, but struggle to choose one.
- C.
  I keep things safe and familiar, big goals terrify me
- D.
  I think about what others will think of my goals before I set them in stone.
4.
Which best describes your relationship with visibility or being seen in your business?
- A.
  I don't mind it, but I want to make sure I get it ‘right’.
- B.
  I avoid it unless I feel fully prepared and clear on intention
- C.
  I have loads of ideas but actually putting them out there is a challenge.
- D.
  I show up consistently, even when it’s uncomfortable.
5.
Your to-do list is overflowing. What’s your move?
- A.
  Multitask like a pro while slowly losing your mind.
- B.
  Rewrite the to-do list to feel productive (without doing anything).
- C.
  Say yes, another task just means another win, right
- D.
  Focus on everyone else’s stuff first, mine can wait.
6.
You’ve got a new idea. What happens next?
- A.
  Start strong, switch directions halfway through.
- B.
  Add it to my ‘genius ideas’ list and forget about it.
- C.
  Research, plan, tweak… and maybe never launch.
- D.
  Ask three people what they think before I move.
7.
What’s your relationship with consistency?
- A.
  I show up even when I don’t feel like it, consistency builds results.
- B.
  I know it's important, but I get bored.
- C.
  Some days I’m on it, other days I’m putting out fires, it’s chaos.
- D.
  I’m all about the routine
8.
Which statement feels uncomfortably true?
- A.
  If I’m not achieving, I feel behind.
- B.
  I rarely finish what I start.
- C.
  I’ll overthink a decision until it’s too late.
- D.
  I often wait for others to validate my ideas first.
9.
Which phrase sounds most like your inner voice?
- A.
  Keep going, no time to stop now.
- B.
  There’s probably a better way … I’ll figure it out first.
- C.
  I should be able to handle this myself.
- D.
  Don’t make it awkward, just keep the peace.
10.
You’ve got one free hour. You:
- A.
  Knock something off the list, let’s be productive.
- B.
  Start a new idea that’s been buzzing in your head.
- C.
  Scroll the socials, send a couple of messages and get annoyed for not using the hour wisely
- D.
  Help someone else first, then maybe me.
11.
When someone compliments your work, you usually:
- A.
  Say thanks, but immediately move on to the next thing.
- B.
  Blush and think, ‘If only they knew the chaos behind it.’
- C.
  Downplay it or deflect, because it feels so uncomfortable.
- D.
  Think thats nice but wonder what they *really* think?’
12.
What’s your biggest mindset block (if you’re honest)?
- A.
  I don’t feel like I’m ever doing enough.
- B.
  I can’t seem to stick to one thing.
- C.
  I’m scared of getting it wrong.
- D.
  I care too much what people think.
13.
You set a goal for the month. By week two, you’ve...
- A.
  Made solid progress, focus and action are how I work.
- B.
  Redesigned the plan twice and still haven’t started.
- C.
  Added 10 more things and can’t remember what the goal was.
- D.
  Made sure it doesn’t disrupt anyone else before acting.
14.
When you look at your progress, what do you notice?
- A.
  I’ve been so busy keeping up I’m not sure what I’ve done.
- B.
  Lots of ideas, not much follow-through.
- C.
  Everything’s half-finished and slightly chaotic.
- D.
  I wait for others to tell me I’m doing well.
15.
How do you make business decisions?
- A.
  Fast, I’d rather act than overthink.
- B.
  I get stuck trying to pick the ‘right’ option.
- C.
  I make a plan, then switch directions halfway through.
- D.
  I weigh up options, change my mind three times, then start something else.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
The Achiever
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You’re The AchieverDriven, Determined, Always On The Move The go getter who’s always chasing the next goal, but never quite feels like it’s enough. You’re focused. Ambitious. Driven. You don’t wait around for permission. On the outside, you’re getting things done, but on the inside, it can feel like you’re always behind or missing the mark. You’re wired to achieve. But sometimes it means you don’t stop to recognise what’s working or how tired you really are.The Positives:Let’s be clear, you are a force.You take action quicklyYou’re resourceful and solution-focusedYou set bold goals and actually go after themYou’re motivated by progress and performanceYou hold high expectations of yourselfThe Opportunities:That same drive can work against you.You struggle to slow down or step backYou push through even when it’s no longer alignedYou rarely ask for help (it feels like failure)You constantly raise the bar but rarely pause to acknowledge how far you’ve comeYou equate doing more with doing betterHow to Leverage Your StrengthsYour action taking mindset is powerful. But when you combine that with reflection and recalibration, you become even more effective. You don’t need to do more. You need to do what matters most, and do it in a way that doesn’t drain you.How to Navigate the ChallengesYour next level of growth probably won’t come from pushing harder. It will come from doing things differently. That might look like:Pausing to ask yourself what’s actually importantSlowing down long enough to listen to your instinctsLetting go of the belief that your worth is tied to productivityThree Things You Can Do Right Now1. Add a checkpoint before you start each weekAsk yourself: “Is this moving me towards what I really want, or just keeping me busy?”2.Replace ‘What’s next?’ with ‘What’s worth it?’Clarity will get you further than volume.3. Create space to celebrate small wins You don’t need to earn celebration. Acknowledging your progress is part of building sustainable success.You don’t need to prove anything. You already have what it takes. This is about learning to use it in a way that works for you, not against you.Watch your inbox over the next few days. I’ll be sharing a few more ways you can reset your mindset and take action with clarity and courage.🎥 Want to hear me talk through this?Watch this short video where I break it down and share how you can use your Achiever energy to grow your business without burning out.Click HereReady for more?Subscribe and Listen to The She Is Courageous PodcastInside The She Is Courageous Collective, we go beyond personality insight, and help you turn it into real, courageous action.
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The Performer
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You're The Performer The confident voice who craves approval and questions herself more than people realiseYou’re charismatic, engaging, and full of energy. You’re the one people gravitate toward: the speaker, the connector, the one with a spark. You’ve got ideas, and you’re not afraid to show up… or at least, that’s what it looks like from the outside.But the truth is, you often second-guess yourself. You wonder if people really take you seriously. And when the applause fades, the doubt creeps in.You know you’re capable — but there’s a part of you that still seeks external validation before you fully back yourself.The PositivesLet’s be clear — you are magnetic.You’re confident, creative, and engagingYou’re quick to take action and try new thingsYou’re great at building relationshipsYou can turn ideas into momentumYou thrive in community and collaborationThe Opportunities:That same outward confidence can sometimes be a mask.You crave reassurance and recognitionYou worry what people think of you — more than you’d like to admitYou can lose momentum when you don’t get quick feedback or approvalYou often downplay how much imposter syndrome affects youYou stay busy so you don’t have to sit with the self-doubtHow to Leverage Your StrengthsYou’re brilliant at bringing energy into the room. When you focus that energy inward — not just outward — you become unstoppable. Trust isn’t built through external approval. It’s built by following through for yourself.You don’t need to shrink. You just need to build belief that you’re allowed to take up space, even when no one’s clapping yet.How to Navigate the ChallengesYou don’t need to be louder. You need to feel anchored in who you are without the noise. That might look like:Catching the moments you seek permission before actionNoticing where you play it safe to be likedLetting your own opinion of yourself be the one that matters mostThree Things You Can Do Right Now1. Ask yourself before each post, pitch or move: “Would I still do this if no one reacted?”It’s not about getting it right. It’s about doing what’s right for you.2. Create a self-proof folderSave screenshots, emails, DMs, not to prove anything to others, but to remind yourself what’s already true.3. Start before you feel “ready enough”Your courage builds through action, not waiting to be chosen.Your presence is powerful, but it doesn’t need to be performed. You’re allowed to take up space, back yourself fully, and lead with both heart and honesty.Keep an eye on your inbox. I’ll be sending over a few simple but powerful shifts that will help you build more self-trust and lead from a place that feels solid, not performative.🎥 Want to hear me talk through this?Watch this short video where I break it down and share how you can use your Performer energy to grow your business without burning out.Watch HereReady for more?Listen to The She Is Courageous PodcastInside The She Is Courageous Collective, we go beyond personality insight — and help you turn it into real, courageous action.Join The Collective
3.
The Supporter
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You’re The SupporterThe quiet powerhouse who avoids putting herself first, even when she knows it’s timeYou’re loyal, consistent, and deeply committed to the people and work you care about. You’re the one people lean on. You show up. You do the right thing. You’re steady in a world that moves too fast.But under the surface, you sometimes feel overlooked. You’re used to prioritising other people’s needs. You rarely make bold moves, not because you’re not capable, but because you’re wired to keep things safe, smooth, and stable.You have big dreams but you’ve been taught to play small to keep the peace.The Positives:Let’s be clear, you are the glue.You’re grounded, thoughtful, and dependableYou create calm in chaosYou’re deeply compassionate and people-focusedYou build trust easilyYou bring a steady, reliable energy to your business and relationshipsThe Opportunities:That same steadiness can lead to stuckness.You struggle to put your needs firstYou often downplay your own voice and messageYou avoid risk and discomfortYou delay action, waiting until everything feels “safe”You can stay loyal to strategies, people, or habits that aren’t helping anymoreHow to Leverage Your StrengthsYou have a calm leadership style that people trust, but leadership starts with you. When you stop waiting for permission and start backing yourself, your strength becomes visible, not just valuable.You don’t have to be the quiet one in the background. You’re allowed to take the lead in your own story.How to Navigate the OpportunitiesYour natural empathy and steadiness are powerful, but they can’t come at the expense of your goals. Courage for you might look like:Making decisions that prioritise your dreams, not just other people’s comfortTaking action before you feel 100% readyLetting go of the fear that rocking the boat means you’re doing something wrongThree Things You Can Do Right Now1. Practice saying “What do I want?” out loudNot “What’s expected?” or “What’s easiest?” — what you want.2. Challenge one “safe” choice this weekPick something small — a habit, a routine, a decision — and ask: “Am I choosing this because it’s aligned, or because it’s familiar?”3. Speak your ideas in rooms where you’d normally stay quietLet people hear you. The more you speak up, the easier it becomes.You’ve spent a long time being the one others rely on. But now it’s time to rely on yourself. Not in a tough-love way, in a this-is-your-time kind of way.You’re allowed to take up more space. And you don’t need to wait for anyone to give you permission to start.Look out for more in your inbox over the next few days. There’s more support coming for you this time.🎥 Want to hear me talk through this?Watch this short video where I break it down and share how you can use your Supporter energy to grow your business — without burning out.Watch HereReady for more?Listen to The She Is Courageous PodcastInside The She Is Courageous Collective, we go beyond personality insight — and help you turn it into real, courageous action.Join The Collective
4.
The Thinker
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You’re The ThinkerThe perfectionist stuck in “what ifs” — always analysing, rarely movingYou’re insightful, intelligent, and you like to be prepared. You do your research. You think things through. You’ve got a strong sense of quality, and you hold yourself to high standards.But that same strength can turn into a trap. You can overthink, second-guess. You stall. You want to get things right, which often means you wait too long, tweak too much, or don’t start at all.You’re not lazy or lost. You’re stuck in your own head.The Positives:Let’s be clear, you are sharp.You’re thoughtful, analytical, and strategicYou pay attention to detailYou’re great at spotting risks and potential issuesYou’re naturally conscientious and self-awareYou bring depth and care to your workThe Opportunities:That depth can lead to paralysis.You delay action waiting for the perfect planYou worry about what could go wrongYou get caught up in tweaking, editing, and reworkingYou struggle to make quick decisionsYou lose momentum trying to cover every baseHow to Leverage Your StrengthsYou’ve got a brilliant mind. But the value of your ideas is only unlocked when you act on them. When you trust yourself enough to move, even before everything is polished, you start to build real momentum.You don’t need a new strategy. You need a new relationship with imperfection.How to Navigate the OpportunitiesYou’ll never have 100% certainty and that’s okay. For you, courage might look like:Making the best decision you can with what you know nowCreating a deadline — and sticking to itChoosing progress over precisionYou don’t need to over-explain, over-prepare, or over-apologise.You’re allowed to take up space before you feel 100% “ready.”Three Things You Can Do Right Now1. Decide what “good enough” actually looks likeWrite it down. Stick to it. Ship it when it hits that mark.2. Create a 24-hour decision ruleNot everything needs a full analysis. Some things just need a yes, no, or done.3. Track outcomes — not just ideasKeep a list of what you started, not just what you planned — so you train your brain to value action as much as thinking.You’re not behind. You’re not too slow. But your ideas can only have an impact if they make it out of your head.Your standards don’t need to drop, but your fear of imperfection does.Keep an eye on your inbox I’ll be sending some tools to help you stop overthinking and start taking meaningful action.🎥 Want to hear me talk through this?Watch this short video where I break it down and share how you can use your Thinker energy to grow your business — without burning out.Watch HereReady for more?Listen & Subscribe to The She Is Courageous PodcastInside The She Is Courageous Collective, we go beyond personality insight — and help you turn it into real, courageous action.Join The Collective
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The Juggler
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You’re The JugglerThe multitasker doing everything and still feeling like it’s not enoughYou’re capable. You get stuff done. You’re the one people rely on. You keep your business running, life ticking over, and everyone around you looked after.But behind the productivity, there’s a constant feeling that you’re dropping the ball. You’re always juggling and never really feeling in control. You’re overwhelmed, overextended, and under-supported.It’s not that you’re not working hard. It’s that you're spread so thin, you can’t focus long enough to gain real traction.The Positives:Let’s be clear, you’re impressive.You’re organised, responsible, and adaptableYou can handle a lot — and usually doYou don’t shy away from challenge or chaosYou’re resilient, responsive, and resourcefulYou keep things moving even when it’s messyThe Opportunities:That same capacity can become a trap.You say yes too oftenYou struggle to delegate or ask for helpYou prioritise everyone and everything else firstYou rarely make space to reflect or planYou’re so busy reacting that you’re not really leadingHow to Leverage Your StrengthsYour ability to handle complexity is brilliant but only when it’s focused. When you narrow your attention and protect your time, your energy starts working for you, not just everyone else.You’re not here to carry it all. You’re here to lead with clarity.How to Navigate the Opportunities:You don’t have to do it all and definitely not all at once. Courage for you might look like:Saying no without guiltMaking space for long-term thinking instead of only reacting to short-term needsAccepting help, even when you could “just do it yourself”You’re allowed to simplify.You don’t need to earn your right to rest.Three Things You Can Do Right Now1. Audit your week and circle what’s truly essentialIf it doesn’t serve your goals, your wellbeing, or your business — consider whether it needs to stay.2. Create a default “pause point” before you say yesPractice buying time: “Let me check and get back to you.” Small boundary, big impact.3. Set one non-negotiable priority each dayYou don’t need 10. Just pick one thing that truly moves you forward — and make it matter.Just because you can handle a lot doesn’t mean you should have to.You don’t need to be everything to everyone. You’re allowed to choose yourself, not in a dramatic way, but in a quiet, powerful, everyday way that gives your energy back to what matters most.Watch your inbox I’ll be sending over a few practical shifts to help you move from juggling to leading with focus.🎥 Want to hear me talk through this?Watch this short video where I break it down and share how you can use your Juggler energy to grow your business — without burning out.Watch Here🔗 Ready for more?Listen & Subscribe to The She Is Courageous PodcastInside The She Is Courageous Collective, we go beyond personality insight — and help you turn it into real, courageous action.Join The Collective
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The Dreamer
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You’re The DreamerThe visionary with a thousand ideas and not enough follow-throughYou’re full of potential. Your ideas are exciting, creative, and usually ahead of the curve. You see possibilities everywhere. You’ve probably started a dozen projects, launched bold ideas, or journaled entire business plans on a single spark of inspiration.But that momentum rarely lasts.You get energised fast and lose interest just as quickly. You chase clarity but often end up even more scattered. You don’t lack ambition. What you’re missing is a system that helps you focus and follow through.The Positives:Let’s be clear, you are expansive.You think big and see what’s possibleYou’re imaginative and full of creativityYou’re quick to try new things and take risksYou’re passionate, energetic, and future-focusedYou inspire others with your enthusiasmThe Opportunities:That same imagination can lead to overwhelm.You struggle to choose and commit to one ideaYou get distracted by the next big thingYou lose momentum when things get tough or routineYou’re constantly starting over instead of building on what’s already workingYou question if you’re actually cut out for this when results don’t come quicklyHow to Leverage Your StrengthsYour ability to dream big is brilliant but only if you bring structure to the vision. When you create clear priorities and repeatable habits, your ideas don’t fizzle… they land.You don’t need fewer ideas. You need a better way to act on them.How to Navigate the Opportunities You don’t need more inspiration. You need direction. For you, courage might look like:Committing to one path long enough to test itChoosing structure instead of waiting for another sparkGetting honest about what’s really keeping you stuckDreams are brilliant — but without a plan, that’s all they stay.Three Things You Can Do Right Now1. Pick one idea and commit to it for 30 daysSet boundaries. Ignore the rest. Test the process, not the result.2. Create a “Not Now” listWrite down every exciting idea and deliberately set it aside. If it matters, it’ll still be there.3. Define doneInstead of vague goals like “build momentum” or “get visible,” define the exact action and complete it. Clarity creates completion.You’re not flaky. You’re not unfocused. You’re just overflowing with potential that needs direction.Structure isn’t the enemy of creativity. It’s what allows it to thrive.Keep an eye on your inbox I’ll be sharing some focused, practical tools to help you stop chasing the dream and start building it.🎥 Want to hear me talk through this?Watch this short video where I break it down and share how you can use your Dreamer energy to grow your business — without burning out.Watch Here🔗 Ready for more?Listen & Subscribe to The She Is Courageous PodcastInside The She Is Courageous Collective, we go beyond personality insight — and help you turn it into real, courageous action.Join The Collective