r/ThePersonalityCanvas

I have taken a lot of personality tests, and I realised they only ever measure how I see myself. I rate myself, and the result just reflects my own view straight back at me. But the most empowering and revealing feedback I have ever gotten has come from what others have said about me.

So I am building a personality test with the aim of capturing the value of other people's feedback in the form of a personality report.

It is early and I am just trying to work out whether the idea resonates with anyone, or if it is only interesting to me. I am not selling anything. I would really like a few people to try it and tell me honestly what was useful, what was weird, and whether having someone else rate you felt worth doing.

I have linked it here: https://tally.so/r/KYgkKX

Any help would be great. Cheers,
Joe

Stop waiting for the perfect reset.

Pick one small standard and keep it today.

No speech.

No announcement.

No dramatic new identity.

Just one promise kept. Tell us what you chose in the comments.

I don’t think attention itself is bad.

The real issue begins when someone needs attention just to feel valuable.

Because once attention arrives, the bigger question starts:
what are people actually meeting when they get closer?

A lot of things can attract eyes.

Style can…
Status can…
Material things can…
Performance can…

But none of that can hold respect for long if there is no substance underneath it.

That’s why personality matters so much.
Attention may introduce you.

But personality decides what remains after the introduction…isn’t it?

What’s your score then?