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Based on the work of Carl Jung on Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious

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Is your Money Mindset holding you back?

  • Take the Money Quiz and see if your money mindset is holding you back from realising your full potential.
  • This comprehensive quiz is based on the work of Carl Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist, who used the concept of Archetypes to illuminate behavioural patterns. With these insights, I can help you transform your reality into one of abundance.
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The MoneyQuiz

Discover what's driving your behaviour with Money. Take the MoneyQuiz to learn how to transform your relationship with money and create a new reality for yourself.

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Blitz Version Instructions: This Mindset Money Quiz has 24 Questions split into 3 Sections with 8 Questions each and takes around 1 minute to complete. It's not as accurate as the Short or Full version, but it'll give you a good overview of the Money Archetypes, present in your life.

Short Version Instructions: This Mindset Money Quiz has 56 Questions split into 7 Sections with 8 Questions each and takes less than 5 minutes to complete. This Quiz offers a good balance between the time taken to complete it and the robustness of the results.

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Classic Version Instructions: This is the Classic Money Institute Quiz.

Section 1: How would you describe your current state?

Key Phrase Seldom Sometimes Mostly
Caretaker
Definition: Always takes care of others.

Example: Let me take care of that for you

Controlling
Definition: Always seeks to be in charge of every situation and can be manipulative to do so.

Example: Let's do it my way

Disciplined
Definition: Behaves in a very controlled way and makes considered decisions.

Example: I want the new iPad but I'll need to save up before I can buy it

Enlightened
Definition: In tune with oneself and certain of who they are.

Example: I am exactly where I want to be in life

Financially irresponsible
Definition: Doesn't think about the consequences of spending or giving away money.

Example: I just keep going until I max out my credit card each month

Happy-go-lucky
Definition: Accepting of what happens without feeling the need to plan or drive situtations forward.

Example: Something will turn up

Impulsive
Definition: Acts suddenly without planning or considering the consequences of those actions.

Example: Don't bother me with details - let's just go!

Internally Motivated
Definition: Driven and goal oriented without needing to be pushed.

Example: Let's just get on and do this

Lives in past
Definition: Has suffered in the past and cannot let go of the memories.

Example: I've never had enough money

Living the high-life
Definition: Buys expensive things even if in secret.

Example: I only ever wear Lacoste

Materialistic
Definition: Believes that having money and possessions important and will result in happiness.

Example: I've GOT to have the new iPad

Passive
Definition: Not acting to influence or change a situation; allowing other people to be in control.

Example: I just like a quiet life

Perfectionist
Definition: Wants everything to be perfect and demands the highest standards possible.

Example: That picture on the wall is crooked and I need to straigten it

Powerful
Definition: Is able to influence other people and their actions.

Example: I've done this many times before. Let me show you how.

Powerless
Definition: Feels helpless and compelled to follow the lead of others.

Example: I can't change because others won't let me

Unattached
Definition: Free from the opinions of others and to live their own life..

Example: I can make my own decisions

  
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15%

Section 2: How do you see the world?

Key Phrase Seldom Sometimes Mostly
Blaming others
Definition: Believe that someone else is to blame for this situation, not me.

Example: I'd be better of if it weren't for my run of bad luck

Cautious
Definition: Considers every possible consequence of actions and avoids risks.

Example: Have we considered all the angles?

Confident
Definition: Believes in themselves and takes positive action without worrying about how others will react.

Example: I can do this

Conscious
Definition: Self aware and alert to the world around them.

Example: I am here, in this moment and aware of what is going on

Controlling
Definition: Always seeks to be in charge of every situation and can be manipulative to do so.

Example: Let's do it my way

I can have it all
Definition: Pursues their own desires and will do whatever it takes to get what they want.

Example: I'm going to be a billionare and nothing can stop me

Lives for today
Definition: Doesn't think about the future.

Example: Life's too short to worry about bills

Long-suffering
Definition: Unable to be in the present and enjoy the 'now'.

Example: Nothing good ever happens to me

Looking for security
Definition: Wants to feel safe and secure so won't take risks.

Example: I'll wait until I can be 100% sure it will work out okay

Looking to be rescued
Definition: Waiting to be bailed out out of a difficult situation, whether that is finanacial, practical or emotional.

Example: I can't do this for myself - will you do it for me?

Loyal
Definition: Always there for loved ones and others.

Example: I'm here for you. If oyu need me, just call.

Oppressive
Definition: Bullying and unfair, using their power to get their own way..

Example: If you don't do it my way, I'll leave

Optimistic
Definition: Full of hope and can see the good in any situation, even when there are challenges.

Example: We will find a solution to this challenge

Reclusive
Definition: Lives alone and avoids going outside or talking to other people.

Example: I hate noisy bars. I'd rather stay at home with a good book.

Seeks the truth
Definition: Open to other people's opinions and interested to learn other perspectives.

Example: What do you think? Tell me more.

Unsupported
Definition: Feels that they have to do everything by themself without others contributing their fair share.

Example: No one ever puts me first

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30%

Section 3: How do you tend to act by default?

Key Phrase Seldom Sometimes Mostly
Anxious
Definition: Worried and nervous.

Example: But what if something goes wrong

Careless
Definition: Not taking or showing enough care and attention.

Example: I know I had €100 this morning but I can't think where it has all gone.

Creative
Definition: Producing or using original and unusual ideas.

Example: I've got a whacky idea - let's hold the meeting in the park

Fluid
Definition: Goes with the flow and is flexible.

Example: I'm happy with either option - they are both good

Getting your own way
Definition: Manipulative.

Example: Let's see the film I want to watch this week and do what you want another time.

Indecisive
Definition: Unable to make decisions.

Example: I could buy that new dress, but I'm not sure

Independent
Definition: Won't ask for help.

Example: I'm fine. I don't need your help

Judgmental
Definition: Quick to criticize themselves and others.

Example: I don't like that shirt he's wearing

Obsessive/compulsive
Definition: Keeps repeating the same actions over and over again.

Example: I have to have the new porcelien dolls that has just come out. I've got all the others

Passive-aggressive
Definition: Shows an unwillingness to be helpful or friendly, without being openly challenging.

Example: Why are you getting so upset? I was only joking

Prone to blame
Definition: Sees everything as someone else's fault.

Example: You've ruined it

Reckless
Definition: Unconcerned about the risks and consequences of their action.

Example: I'll put all my money on 20-black

Rescuer
Definition: Always seeks to help others out from a difficult situaton, often to their own detriment.

Example: Here's €100. That will sort you out

Resistant
Definition: Reluctant to accept something, especially changes or new ideas.

Example: Why do we need to change - I like things as they are

Resourceful
Definition: Skilled at solving problems and acting independently.

Example: I can get it done

Self-sacrificing
Definition: Puts their own needs last.

Example: I can't go out. I'm taking the neighbours dog to the park

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45%

Section 4: How do you relate and engage with others?

Key Phrase Seldom Sometimes Mostly
Balanced
Definition: Considers all sides or opinions equally.

Example: I think Bob and Sue both have valid points to make

Blaming others
Definition: Believe that someone else is to blame for this situation, not me.

Example: I'd be better of if it weren't for my run of bad luck

Collaborative
Definition: Works well with others and loves to be in a team.

Example: Let's work on this together

Controlling
Definition: Always seeks to be in charge of every situation and can be manipulative to do so.

Example: Let's do it my way

Detached
Definition: Unworldly and unconcerned about what is going on around them.

Example: Sorry, what did you say?

Enthusiastic
Definition: Excitable and ready to jump into action.

Example: This is so exciting. I just can't wait to get started

Generous
Definition: Always willing to give to others and gets pleasure from doing so.

Example: Let's see how I can make this easier for you

Helpful
Definition: Gives aid or assistance willingly and is of service to others.

Example: Here, let me help you

Highly critical
Definition: Quick to mention where something is wrong or does not please them.

Example: This report isn\'t good enough. You\'ll have to do the whole thing again.

Manipulative
Definition: Seeks to control other people or circumstances to their advantage.

Example: Can I borrow your homework?

Non-confrontational
Definition: Avoids getting involved in disagreements.

Example: Let's share all our different ideas and see if we can reach a comprmise

Often alone
Definition: Likes their own company.

Example: You'll usually find me in the kitchen at parties

Overly generous
Definition: Willing to give more money, help, kindness, than is usual or expected.

Example: Make a donation for your charity? Sure. How about €1000

Secretive
Definition: Hides their feelings, thoughts, intentions, and actions from other people.

Example: I don't want anyone to know that I blew our savings on a new dress

Trusting
Definition: Always believes that other people are good or honest and will not harm or deceive.

Example: I don't need it in wirting - your word is enough for me.

Unforgiving
Definition: Not willing to forgive people for things they do wrong.

Example: How could you have lost my favourite shirt

  
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60%

Section 5: Which emotions do you feel most often?

Key Phrase Seldom Sometimes Mostly
Adventurous
Definition: Loves a gamble and to take risks.

Example: I love a challenge

Angry
Definition: Has strong feelings against other people or circumstances and wanting to fight them.

Example: I'm so annoyed with him for upsetting Sophie

Calculating
Definition: Seeks to control situations for their own advantage and thinks ahead to ensure this happens.

Example: How can I manage this so that I come out the winner?

Compassionate
Definition: Cares deeply for others and wants to see everyone living a good life..

Example: I am so happy for you that you are following your dream

Conflicted
Definition: Cannot choose between different ideas,feelings, or beliefs, and do not know what to do or believe.

Example: I don't know what to think

Driven
Definition: Goal orientated with lots of focus and energy to achieve goals.

Example: I'm planning to create the world's best sushi company

Fearful
Definition: Frightened or worried about something.

Example: I can't buy that - what if my husband doesn't approve

Feels betrayed
Definition: Unable to trust others or let go of past events.

Example: I can't forgive my partner for cheating on me

Fixed in your ideas
Definition: Believes they are always right.

Example: I'm doing it my way

Highly emotional
Definition: Feels all emotions very intensly and can swing between them quite rapidly.

Example: I am SOOOOO upset

Hopeless
Definition: Feels there is no possiblity of a good outcome in the future.

Example: There isn't much point in applying for that job - I neer get chosen

Knowing your feelings
Definition: In tune with themselves.

Example: I'm feeling a bit down right now - but that's okay.

Love/Hate Relationship
Definition: Fnds it difficult to be in the material world.

Example: I can't make money with my work - no one would pay for it

Over-Indulgent
Definition: Allows themselve to have too much of something enjoyable, sometimes beyond the point of pleasure.

Example: I wish I hadn't eaten the whole tub of ice-cream

Overwhelmed
Definition: Allows feelings to swamp and distract them.

Example: I can't think - there is just so much to do

Resentful
Definition: Feels angry because they have been forced to accept someone or something that they do not like.

Example: I always come second to your job

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75%

Section 6: How do you see yourself?

Key Phrase Seldom Sometimes Mostly
Calculating
Definition: Seeks to control situations for their own advantage and thinks ahead to ensure this happens.

Example: How can I manage this so that I come out the winner?

Careless
Definition: Seldom takes makes care or gives attention to others.

Example: I know I had €100 this morning but I can't think where it has all gone.

Cup is overflowing
Definition: Extremely optismstic and feels that life is good.

Example: I love my life

Discerning
Definition: Able to assess and evaluate an opportunity and make good decisions about it.

Example: I've weighed up the pors and cons and this is what I have decided

Doomed
Definition: Is so convinced of their own failings that they invite their repetition.

Example: Nothing will ever get any better in my life

Empty
Definition: Unable to find satisfaction or pleasure in anything - be that money or posessions.

Example: There is nothing good going on in my life

Financially successful
Definition: Is achieving the financial results wanted or hoped for.

Example: We have all we need and I know my family's future is secure

Giving
Definition: Acts without expecting compensation.

Example: Here, let me help you

Guided by Faith
Definition: Has great trust or confidence in something or someone.

Example: The universe will find an answer

Non-materialistic
Definition: Believes that having money and possessions unimportant and that happiness comes from other things.

Example: Money is the root of all evils

Out of control
Definition: Feels that they are unable to influence their circumstances and have to respond to others.

Example: I don't know which problem to tackle next

Passive
Definition: See this as their lot in life and that nothing will change for the better.

Example: This is my lot in life

Repressed
Definition: Doesn't want to express their feelings and beliefs to themselves or others.

Example: Nothing is the matter

Self aware
Definition: Understands oneself.

Example: I know that I\'m at my most productive first thing in the morning

Self sacrificing
Definition: Puts their own needs last.

Example: I gave up work to take care of my family

Spiritual
Definition: Holds deep feelings and beliefs, which may either be religious or come from nature or from within themselves.

Example: There is a reason for everything

  
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Section 7: Things you know to be true about yourself?

Key Phrase Seldom Sometimes Mostly
Addictive
Definition: Forms habits quickly but then finds them very hard to break.

Example: I've just GOT to have chocolate

Authentic
Definition: Is consistently genuine and true to their word.

Example: I am who I am

Direct
Definition: Says what is on their mind.

Example: You look terrible in that dress

Doomed
Definition: Is so convinced of their own failings that they invite their repetition.

Example: Nothing will ever get any better in my life

Financially dependant
Definition: Depends on others for financial, practical or emotional support, often a spouse or family member.

Example: I don't understand money - Rob takes care of all that

Goal-oriented
Definition: Works hard to achieve good results in the tasks that they have been given.

Example: Keep your eyes on the prize

Helpful
Definition: Gives aid or assistance willingly and is of service to others.

Example: How can I help you with that?

Naive
Definition: Ready to believe that everyone is telling the truth and has good intentions and that life is simple and fair.

Example: Something will turn up

Persecuted
Definition: Feels pessimitic and put upon often dwelling on this openly.

Example: Everyone is always out to get me

Restless
Definition: Unwilling or unable to stay still or to be quiet and calm.

Example: I want to try something new every couple of months

Sees opportunities
Definition: Always open to doing something new.

Example: This new phone coming out will be great to use for our business

Self-interested
Definition: Wants what they want and doesn't care about the wants and needs of others.

Example: Me, myself and I

Sincere
Definition: Genuinely believes in what they say and do.

Example: I believe that you can achieve your dreams

Transforms reality
Definition: Has a clear view of their future and is taking action to change their current state to get there.

Example: I know where I am going and these are the steps I'm going to take

Undisciplined
Definition: Behaving in a very un-controlled way.

Example: I'm just going to… Actually perhaps I'll… ooh look, someone has posted a video of a cat on Facebook

Wise
Definition: Able to make good judgments, based on a deep understanding and experience of life.

Example: Based on my experience I recommend you choose the iPad Pro

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