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93% to 100% = Master Full-potential or self-deceptive 83% to 92% = Expert Ideal/optimum; positive action; emotional control 76% to 82% = Proficient Effective (positive action most of the time) 66% to 75% = Competent Average (50/50 positivity; room to grow) 50% to 65% = Beginner Some awareness but needs improvement 16% to 50% = Novice Deficient/below average (urgent need to improve) Want to improve your score? Our Cognitive Fitness Bootcamp is designed to help you learn how to become an elite performer by addressing each of these 6 key areas.
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I can work hard and effectively when left on my own.
I can make up new plans/strategies in my head when necessary.
Seeing or imagining positive events is easy for me.
When I feel myself getting too tense, I know how to calm down.
I want to get better and improve my skills.
I feel like I am burning out.
When given the opportunity, I can make a decision.
I can recognize when I do not have control of my emotions.
I continue to give 100% effort when things are not going well.
I am able to cope with unexpected situations at they come up.
I focus on the process rather than the end goal.
I find it difficult to stay positive when things are going badly.
I follow instructions.
External factors such as gossip, or people slacking off distract me from focusing on the goal.
I can stay positive after a setback.
I worry about letting others down and that I will not meet their expectations.
I have specific goals I want to achieve.
I feel comfortable sharing my thoughts and feelings with others around me.
I set the standard for others.
I lose focus or have mental lapses.
I doubt my skills and abilities.
I am able to receive constructive feedback without getting upset.
I focus on the outcome of what I am doing.
I get easily frustrated when there are high expectations.
I would rather follow than lead.
I get distracted by things that are going on around me.
My anger or frustration gets in the way of performing at my best.
I worry, feel nervous, or get tight before, during or after doing things.
I like learning new skills even if it takes a lot of work on my part.
I have confidence in my ability to succeed.
I take responsibility for my thoughts and actions.
When I need to I can focus.
I often talk negatively to myself.
The bigger the moment, the calmer I am.
When I am told how to correct a mistake I’ve made, I respect it and don’t question it.
I do not love what I am doing as much as I used to.