3 Steps to Your Unique Definition of Success

When you are faced with a problem that doesn’t have a clear solution, you: *

Leap into action, trying various approaches until you find the optimal one.

Shift gears to something you are confident you can handle right now.

Pause. Let the problem ripen on the vine for a while.

Get lots of input. (The more people you speak to, the better you feel.)

Deep down, what motivates everything you do (at work, at home, and/or in the community)? *

The resulting fun and inspiration

Avoiding feelings like anxiety, disappointment, or anger

Obligation to your employer/clients/loved ones/community

No one fully qualified is available

At night, you worry most about: *

Whether you know what you’re doing

How others are feeling

Finishing everything that matters

Nothing at all; you sleep peacefully

How often do you compare yourself to others? *

Frequently: Are you still out in front?

Rarely: You keep your eyes on your own paper.

Frequently: Does everyone like your way?

Frequently: Are you the best prepared?

Which of the following would you most like to feel? *

Accomplished

Connected

Recognized

At ease

Which of the following is most difficult for you: *

Saying “No"

Facing lots of deadlines

Finishing second place (or even worse)

Accepting criticism

When something unfavorable happens, you feel: *

Concerned for others

"Such is Life"

Embarrassed

Guilty

When a new opportunity arises (such as to volunteer in the community, organize a family event, or take on a new project at work), you: *

Consider how it will feel to be seen

Jump up and say ‘Yes!’

Take it on for the sake of others

Evaluate your current load of commitments

You believe the best decision is: *

Made right away then “checked off” your list

Based on what brings you peace

Made only after consulting others

Made only after thorough research and analysis

How’s your confidence? *

High: You rarely have self-doubt

Medium: You seek a lot of feedback

Low: Your past success may have been a fluke

You haven’t crashed and burned yet, right?

Learn what kicks into gear when you’re in crisis, at a crossroads, or under other major stress.

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