Abundance vs Scarcity Mindset Assessment

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

No matter how much I acquire, it will never be enough. There's always something I need to achieve.

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

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

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

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

Resources are scarce. Protect what you've got.

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

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

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

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