Abundance vs Scarcity Mindset Assessment

I am generous with my time, resources, and knowledge. I share if people ask for my help.

I approach negotiations, relationships, and life from a win-win perspective.

I live in a state of FOMO (fear of missing out) pretty much 24 hours a day/7 days a week.

When friends get a promotion or raise, I can't help but be a bit envious.

Big dreams are a sign of wishful/delusional thinking. A small minority of people are truly living their best life.

Instead of looking for negatives, it's best to see the opportunities life has to offer.

Resources are scarce. Protect what you've got.

When selling a product or service, it's best to try to appeal to everybody. The more people you target, the more sales you'll make.

I firmly believe the best is yet to come.

There's more than enough to go around for everybody.

Never turn away work, even if it's not a good fit – you never know when the well will dry out.

I always try to take what appears to be a negative experience and turn it into a positive – or at least learn from it.

There are limited opportunities in the world so I need to make sure I jump on them – regardless of what other people think.

Change is terrifying. Assuming the worst is not negative – it's smart.

I embrace challenges because I am confident I'll get a positive outcome – no matter what happens.

I have a strong sense of gratitude in my personal and professional life.

It's best to maintain a realistic view of the world while adopting a solutions-focused approach to any difficulties that may arise.

It's good to stay 'hungry' and fight for what's yours – it's the secret behind every successful person.

I learn from (and celebrate!) the success of others.