IQ & Confidence & ....intense?

saw this in sara's blog n give it a try.
IQ = 131

Great Jobs For You

Because of the way you process information, these are just some of the many careers in which you could excel: Physicists Chess player City planner Astronomer Physicists Mathematician Researcher

Some of Your Greatest Talents

You've got tons of strengths. It wouldn't surprise us if you: Can give practical application to abstract thought Can predict patterns Are resourceful & practical Envision the "big picture"

Your Mathematical Percentile



Visual-Spatial Intelligence

Your Visual-Spatial Percentile


Your Linguistic Percentile

Your Logical Percentile

Victor, you have somewhat low confidence.

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What's Your Self-Esteem Score?

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"wow, that's very low..."




Confidence is the trait that makes people feel self-assured and certain that they have what it takes to be successful. You have low confidence. As a result, you may frequently feel insecure or overwhelmed by stress. You may also feel agitated or emotionally upset more often than other people do. When unsettling events happen, above all, try to manage your emotional extremes and maintain perspective. Remember that you can choose to look on the bright side of any situation that presents itself. In this report, Tickle's team of researchers has included many strategies to help you snap yourself out of negative cycles of self-doubt. By taking some time to develop your confidence, you can experience a noticeable improvement in your quality of life.

Because you lack confidence right now, you're probably not enjoying as rewarding a life as you might like. When you're feeling dissatisfied, you may find yourself making judgments about people you don't even know or feeling jealous of others' achievements. While these behaviors may seem to bolster your self-esteem in the short term, they are actually draining your self-confidence. This is true because people's ability to be open and accepting of others stems from their own high acceptance of themselves. The phrase, "To love others, first you have to love yourself," may come to mind.

To get on the road to self-love — or at least self-acceptance — try not to engage in self-blaming behaviors when things go badly. Instead, at times when you feel vulnerable or insecure, be gentle with yourself. Try to cut yourself some slack when feelings of guilt or shame arise. Once you've begun to fully accept yourself as human and flawed, it becomes possible to extend this same kindness and understanding to those around you. For confidence to thrive, you need to feed it with love and acceptance of all of your positive and negative attributes, as well as your mistakes and successes. Strive to avoid being a fair-weather friend to yourself.

Once you achieve it, high confidence can be an energetic force that propels you to succeed in reaching your personal goals. It can also help you to make significant contributions to those around you, including your family, friends, and community. All in all, positive feelings about yourself can go a long way toward giving you a true sense of inner peace and happiness.

Victor, your most unique quality is that you are

intense

You're wound up and have a lot going on. Others may have trouble understanding what you're going through, but they generally find your intensity very compelling and are drawn to you. This happens even without effort on your part. Compared to others who are also intense, you are unusually uninterested in being the center of attention. Only 0.8% of all test takers have this unique combination of personality strengths.