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Brene Brown's Wholehearted Inventory Assessment
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Totenkindly
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meh.
I had a lot of middle-ground answers to that test, which seems to have repetitive questions and also leading questions involved. So pretty much my entire list was close to the middle too.
Some of it also necessitates having people active your life to be able to answer certain questions positively. Or how do you show thanks and gratitude when you're not with anyone? Besides an ambiguous fuzzy feeling?
I had a lot of middle-ground answers to that test, which seems to have repetitive questions and also leading questions involved. So pretty much my entire list was close to the middle too.
Some of it also necessitates having people active your life to be able to answer certain questions positively. Or how do you show thanks and gratitude when you're not with anyone? Besides an ambiguous fuzzy feeling?
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I think it's like a bar of how much you are moving towards the right phrases and leaving behind the left side? (ie. in your results, you are someone who presents authentically and doesn't dwell on how you are perceived, but you "suffer" from perfectionism and may benefit from practicing more self compassion sort of thing)
As expected, I struggle in almost all of these categories. I'm almost surprised self compassion wasn't lower:
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