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Find Your Stress Style

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Keep track of your letters—your most frequent = your Stress Style.

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Question 1 of 5

How do you typically respond when faced with a big project or deadline?

A

A. I dive in headfirst and work until it's finished, no matter what.

B

B. I rush to get started at the last minute and push through with urgency.

C

C. I spend a lot of time worrying about the project and whether I’ll do it right.

D

D. I feel overwhelmed and avoid even thinking about it.

E

E. I put it off until the pressure builds, then scramble to get it done.

F

F. I stay busy with other things to avoid facing the project head-on.

Question 2 of 5

When you’re stressed, how do you feel about taking a break?

A

A. I don’t have time for breaks, I need to keep working.

B

B. Breaks feel like a waste of time; I prefer to keep hustling.

C

C. I feel anxious and guilty when I try to take a break, so I often don’t.

D

D. I just want to disconnect and avoid thinking about it altogether.

E

E. I’ll take a break, but I often procrastinate before getting back to work.

F

F. I might take a break, but I’ll end up doing something else that keeps me busy.

Question 3 of 5

How do you handle emotions when they become overwhelming?

A

A. I power through and keep working; emotions can wait.

B

B. I try to channel the energy into doing more, even though I feel exhausted.

C

C. I get stuck in my head, replaying everything that’s going wrong.

D

D. I numb out or mentally check out from the situation.

E

E. I avoid dealing with them and hope they’ll go away.

F

F. I distract myself by staying physically busy to forget how I feel.

Question 4 of 5

When it comes to tasks, how do you prioritize them?

A

A. I tackle the most difficult tasks first, no matter how much pressure it creates.

B

B. I jump from task to task, feeling like I need to do everything at once.

C

C. I stress about every task and second-guess if I’m doing them correctly.

D

D. I avoid starting because the tasks feel overwhelming and I don’t know where to begin.

E

E. I keep pushing back deadlines until they’re too close, then panic.

F

F. I keep myself busy with smaller tasks that keep me moving, but don’t focus on priorities.

Question 5 of 5

What best describes your typical work rhythm?

A

A. Constant, focused work, with little room for rest.

B

B. High-paced, never-ending hustle, always chasing the next task.

C

C. Overthinking and second-guessing every decision, leading to inaction.

D

D. Lack of focus, drifting between tasks and feeling emotionally disconnected.

E

E. Delayed starts, followed by bursts of frantic activity at the last minute.

F

F. Always active, but often doing things that aren't directly related to my goals.

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