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Adrenaline Assessment

When it comes to work, hobbies, sports and other leisurely activities or just getting out of bed in the morning, we all need and enjoy a certain amount of adrenaline. However, like too much of anything, it can become unhealthy and addictive. Are you an adrenaline junkie? Take this quick assessment to see how your score. Check the ones that apply to you. If the statement is sometimes true or always true, check the box.

1. I find myself procrastinating things until the very last moment and feel that I "Work best under pressure."

2. I frequently attempt to "Beat the clock" and arrive late to meetings and events because of my busy schedule.

3. I get juiced or energized from chaos and solving problems or find that it gives me a sense of purpose.

4. The idea of having nothing to do frightens me. I resist boredom.

5. I run out of patience with people, projects or situations. (Standing in line or waiting for something).

6. I feel everything should happen now! If it doesn't, I lose interest.

7. I feel guilty if I take time off from work and find it challenging to make the time for or enjoy recreation or relaxation time.

8. I find myself continually focused on the future (goals, projects, activities, etc.) and not on the moment or focused on today.

9. My life and workspace is cluttered and unorganized. I have lots of books, magazines and newspapers that I've saved to read and catch up on. I haven't been able to see the top of my desk for a while.

10. I feel guilty saying "No." It's not easy for me.

11. I may be a "Yes-aholic." I say, "Yes" first when I may need to say,
"No."

12. My "To do" list never seems to get completed regularly/as scheduled and still keeps growing!

13. I find that I have loose ends and unfinished projects. I jump from one incompletion to the next.

14. I don't have measurements of success (measurable goals, milestones or a routine) or recognize my achievements and relentlessly strive to achieve more with no end in sight. I don't determine when enough is enough. So, it's never enough.

15. I quickly squeeze in my meals while driving, working or on the run.

16. I sacrifice in order to achieve my goals. (Ex: Personal time with family and friends for work related issues, not having time every day for leisurely, enjoyable activities, practicing self care, etc.)

17. I don't have a mapped out path and a series of defined and measurable actions that I take daily and weekly that effortlessly move me towards my goals and where I want to be.

18. I find that I produce irregular, sporadic results with a burst of energy or overexertion, rather than generating the momentum that produces consistent results from consistent daily actions.

19. I feel depleted or exhausted at the end of a day.

20. I'm more reactive rather than responsive and allow external situations or circumstances to control my day (vs. having a routine!)

21. I set unattainable goals and place incredibly high expectations on
myself.

22. I anguish over making decisions or find myself being indecisive (This creates mental paralysis and self doubt vs. exercising choice, trusting myself and the process.)

23. I have a hard time delegating or letting go of certain tasks that someone else can do.

24. If I do delegate certain things, I often do so without clear direction and find that I need to go back and fix or complete the task myself.

25. I over commit and find myself unable to deliver on deadlines or follow through on the commitments I've made.

26. I'm interrupt driven. I allow myself to become easily diverted or distracted by situations, new tasks or people that take me away from what I was initially focused on.

27. I don't have a healthy, rewarding relationship with time. Time is my adversary rather than my ally.

28. I generally don't write things down. I try to manage my responsibilities and tasks in my head.

29. I'm resistant to the idea of having a routine. (If I had a routine, I wouldn't be able to work off adrenaline!)



Are you set up for success? Take the following assessments and uncover the areas that you can develop and strengthen that will propel you to your peak performance and keep you on top of your game, and your life.