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Test on Are You Living as SuperME or Stuck in Survival-Me?

 

‘Am I Living as my SuperMe… or stuck in my Survival-Me?’

For each statements, score from 1 to 5. (1 = Not true at all, 5 = Very true)

Survival-Me Statements

  1. I often feel like I’m running on empty — busy, but unfulfilled.

  2. I make choices based on fear — fear of losing out, fear of what others think, fear of making mistakes.

  3. I feel disconnected from what truly matters to me.

  4. I say “yes” too often, even when I mean “no,” just to keep the peace or avoid conflict.

  5. I measure my worth by achievements, titles, or approval.

Add up your score.


SuperMe Statements

  1. I wake up with a sense of purpose and clarity about who I am becoming.

  2. I feel emotionally grounded and can return to peace quickly, even during chaos.

  3. I express love freely — to my work, people around me, and myself.

  4. I am deeply grateful, not just when things go well, but even in life’s detours.

  5. I make decisions from alignment, not pressure

    Add this score too.


Reflect

Now, look at both scores.
Which one is higher?
Where are you currently living from — Survival-Me or SuperMe? Share your answers in the comments below.  Thank you

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