Purpose-Finder Test – The Passion Profit Company presents…

The Purpose-Finder Personality Test!

Discover your purpose. Then decide on the right passion!

“Your PASSION is what helps you fulfill your life’s PURPOSE. Therefore, once you know your purpose, it becomes easier to identify the passion(s) you should pursue. Take the “PassionProfit™ Purpose Test,” for clues to your purpose.”

—Walt F.J. Goodridge author of

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“The purpose of the test is to identify behavioral patterns, recurring themes and world views in your life experience that may be indicative of a particular purpose. You can then use that knowledge to inform your evolution and your confidence that you’ve correctly identified the major and minor purpose themes that may be at work in your life. The key, as stated, is to see this test as part of a journey, not a destination. I don’t believe that the search for purpose is an exact science, but rather a canvas upon which you have some creative flexibility.”–Walt

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INSTRUCTIONS:
• Choose the word that MOST OFTEN applies to you.
• Answer truthfully based on how you actually are perceived and described by others, NOT how you would like to be perceived.
• You can select only one word from each question.
• Answer all forty (40) questions, then press submit and your most likely Purpose-type will be revealed to you!

STRENGTHS:

1.
Innovative – One who naturally imagines new possibilities, solutions, and creations.
Visionary – One who sees a better future and inspires others to pursue it.
Insightful – One who quickly recognizes patterns, principles, and deeper meanings.
Compassionate – One who genuinely cares about the well-being of others.

2.
Analytical – One who enjoys examining facts, systems, and relationships.
Imaginative – One who easily visualizes possibilities beyond current reality.
Nurturing – One who instinctively supports and encourages growth in others.
Influential – One who naturally motivates others toward action.

3.
Empathetic – One who readily understands and shares the feelings of others.
Curious – One who continually seeks knowledge and understanding.
Courageous – One who acts despite uncertainty or opposition.
Inventive – One who enjoys building, designing, or creating something new.

4.
Persuasive – One who can inspire others to embrace a cause or vision.
Patient – One who remains calm and supportive through difficulties.
Original – One who prefers unique approaches over conventional methods.
Thoughtful – One who carefully considers ideas before speaking or acting.

5.
Expressive – One who communicates ideas through words, art, design, or innovation.
Knowledgeable – One who enjoys mastering subjects and sharing expertise.
Driven – One who pursues meaningful goals with determination.
Helpful – One who willingly assists others whenever possible.

6.
Supportive – One who encourages others during challenges and setbacks.
Resourceful – One who finds creative solutions with available resources.
Observant – One who notices details others often overlook.
Purposeful – One who acts with a strong sense of mission.

7.
Articulate – One who clearly explains ideas and concepts.
Confident – One who projects assurance and certainty.
Kindhearted – One who consistently demonstrates care and concern.
Vision-Driven – One who enjoys bringing ideas into reality.

8.
Artistic – One who appreciates beauty, design, and creative expression.
Understanding – One who listens without rushing to judgment.
Leadership-Oriented – One who naturally steps forward during uncertainty.
Reflective – One who enjoys contemplating deeper truths and principles.

9.
Determined – One who remains focused despite obstacles and setbacks.
Logical – One who values evidence, structure, and sound reasoning.
Creative – One who consistently generates fresh ideas and approaches.
Generous – One who freely gives time, attention, and assistance.

10.
Healing – One who helps restore hope, confidence, or well-being.
Charismatic – One whose enthusiasm energizes and attracts others.
Studious – One who enjoys learning and continual improvement.
Inventive – One who enjoys transforming concepts into reality.

11.
Precise – One who values accuracy and attention to detail.
Visionary – One who sees possibilities before others do.
Encouraging – One who lifts the confidence and spirits of others.
Bold – One who willingly steps into challenges and uncertainty.

12.
Expressive – One who shares ideas, feelings, and inspiration creatively.
Mobilizing – One who inspires people to take meaningful action.
Wise – One who applies knowledge thoughtfully and effectively.
Gentle – One who approaches others with patience and understanding.

13.
Inspirational – One who encourages others to pursue a higher vision.
Selfless – One who willingly puts others’ needs into consideration.
Independent – One who enjoys freedom to create and explore.
Inquisitive – One who constantly seeks answers and understanding.

14.
Systematic – One who organizes information into clear structures.
Decisive – One who makes choices confidently and efficiently.
Innovative – One who enjoys improving existing ideas and systems.
Compassionate – One who is sensitive to the needs and struggles of others.

15.
Peacemaking – One who seeks harmony and reconciliation.
Inventive – One who enjoys developing new tools, ideas, or methods.
Transformational – One who seeks to create meaningful change.
Educative – One who enjoys helping others learn and grow.

16.
Inspired – One who is energized by possibilities and new ideas.
Disciplined – One who remains committed to learning and mastery.
Caring – One who is attentive to the needs of others.
Persistent – One who continues forward despite setbacks.

17.
Leadership-Minded – One who naturally organizes and directs collective effort.
Listener – One who gives others space to feel heard and understood.
Informative – One who enjoys sharing useful knowledge and insights.
Inventive – One who finds joy in building and creating.

18.
Knowledge-Seeking – One who continually pursues understanding and truth.
Original – One who prefers authentic expression over imitation.
Motivating – One who helps others believe in what is possible.
Protective – One who feels responsible for the welfare of others.

19.
Supportive – One who consistently stands beside others through challenges.
Mission-Focused – One who remains committed to a meaningful cause.
Creative Thinker – One who discovers fresh perspectives and opportunities.
Insightful – One who uncovers deeper understanding beneath the surface.

20.
Trailblazing – One who enjoys exploring new paths and possibilities.
Altruistic – One who finds fulfillment in serving others.
Teaching-Oriented – One who enjoys helping others understand and grow.
World-Changing – One who seeks to leave society better than they found it.

POTENTIAL CHALLENGES:

21.
Overanalyzing – One who studies possibilities so thoroughly that action is delayed.
Perfectionistic – One who struggles to release work until every detail feels right.
Controlling – One who feels compelled to direct outcomes and decisions.
Self-Neglecting – One who cares for others while ignoring personal needs.

22.
Martyr-Like – One who sacrifices excessively and quietly expects appreciation.
Impatient – One who becomes frustrated when progress seems too slow.
Skeptical – One who questions motives and claims before accepting them.
Restless – One who constantly seeks the next project before finishing the current one.

23.
Scattered – One whose ideas multiply faster than execution.
Detached – One who sometimes values facts over feelings.
Overprotective – One who helps others even when independence would serve them better.
Demanding – One who expects others to match a high level of commitment.

24.
Opinionated – One who strongly advocates personal convictions.
People-Pleasing – One who avoids disappointing others at personal expense.
Distractible – One who is easily attracted by new opportunities.
Critical – One who naturally notices flaws and inconsistencies.

25.
Reserved – One who keeps thoughts private until fully formed.
Forceful – One who pushes strongly toward desired outcomes.
Unpredictable – One whose focus and priorities can shift quickly.
Conflict-Avoidant – One who dislikes confrontation and may suppress concerns.

26.
Overcommitted – One who agrees to help more people than time allows.
Independent to a Fault – One who resists asking for assistance.
Intense – One whose passion can overwhelm quieter personalities.
Overcautious – One who seeks certainty before proceeding.

27.
Nonconforming – One who resists established systems and expectations.
Guilt-Prone – One who feels responsible for the struggles of others.
Pedantic – One who focuses heavily on accuracy and details.
Competitive – One who naturally compares progress and achievement.

28.
Stubborn – One who resists changing course once committed.
Perfection-Seeking – One who continually refines and improves.
Emotionally Burdened – One who absorbs the struggles of others.
Impulsive – One who acts on inspiration before planning fully.

29.
Introverted – One who gains energy primarily through solitude.
Disorganized – One whose ideas sometimes outpace structure.
Workaholic – One who finds it difficult to disengage from a mission.
Overly Trusting – One who gives others the benefit of the doubt too easily.

30.
Rebellious – One who questions authority and convention.
Blunt – One who speaks directly, sometimes without sufficient tact.
Overly Accommodating – One who frequently puts others first.
Distrustful – One who requires evidence before extending confidence.

31.
Difficulty Saying No – One who struggles to establish healthy boundaries.
Analysis Paralysis – One who delays action while gathering more information.
Inconsistent – One whose enthusiasm fluctuates between projects.
Driven – One whose ambition can overshadow personal balance.

32.
Confrontational – One who willingly enters disagreement to pursue change.
Easily Bored – One who seeks constant stimulation and novelty.
Emotionally Invested – One who feels deeply affected by others’ problems.
Overly Rational – One who prefers logic when empathy may be needed.

33.
Corrective – One who frequently notices and points out errors.
Dominating – One who naturally assumes control of situations.
Overextended – One who gives more energy than is sustainable.
Absent-Minded – One who becomes lost in ideas and possibilities.

34.
Unstructured – One who dislikes rigid systems and routines.
Detached Observer – One who sometimes watches rather than participates.
Intolerant of Apathy – One who struggles to understand lack of initiative.
Overly Forgiving – One who repeatedly gives chances despite warning signs.

35.
Neglects Self-Care – One who places others’ needs ahead of personal well-being.
Messy – One who prioritizes creativity over organization.
Overthinking – One who mentally revisits decisions repeatedly.
Manipulative – One who may influence others too strongly toward a desired goal.

36.
Imposing – One whose confidence can unintentionally overshadow others.
Passive – One who hesitates to advocate for personal interests.
Showy – One who enjoys recognition for accomplishments.
Cynical – One who sometimes expects disappointment or hidden motives.

37.
Loner – One who prefers ideas and reflection over social activity.
Authoritative – One who expects others to follow a clear direction.
Undisciplined – One who struggles with routine and repetition.
Overly Lenient – One who avoids enforcing necessary limits.

38.
Scattered Focus – One who divides attention among too many ideas.
Worried – One who carries concern for the welfare of others.
Short-Tempered – One who becomes frustrated by delays and obstacles.
Suspicious – One who instinctively questions assumptions.

39.
Hesitant – One who avoids action that may upset relationships.
Novelty-Seeking – One who prefers beginnings to maintenance.
Reluctant to Delegate – One who trusts personal standards more than others’.
Rash – One who occasionally acts before fully considering consequences.

40.
Relentless – One who pushes forward even when rest may be wise.
Judgmental – One who constantly evaluates people and situations.
Compromising – One who yields personal preferences to preserve harmony.
Changeable – One whose attention frequently shifts to new possibilities.

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