What are the blind spots in my wellness quotient?

What are the blind spots in my wellness quotient? Quiz

Wellness is not a singular focus, but a multi-dimensional one where key areas may be overlooked. This quiz can help you discover where your personal wellness practices might need a little more love. Track your responses to reveal possible blind spots at the end of the quiz.

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How would you describe your daily eating habits?

  • I eat mostly whole foods, balanced meals with attention to hydration.

    A
  • I try to eat healthy, but I occasionally skip meals or grab fast food.

    B
  • I often feel rushed, so I don't prioritize nutrition or hydration as much as I should.

    C
  • I rarely think about my food intake or how it affects my body.

    D

How active are you throughout the week?

  • I exercise regularly and stay mindful of my movement, like walking and stretching.

    A
  • I try to fit in exercise when I can, but it’s not consistent.

    B
  • I know I should move more but struggle to make time for exercise.

    C
  • I’m mostly sedentary and rarely think about physical activity.

    D

How do you handle stress and relaxation?

  • I have a solid routine for managing stress—yoga, meditation, hobbies, etc.

    A
  • I sometimes manage stress well, but other times it can be overwhelming.

    B
  • I often feel stressed but don’t have a regular routine to manage it.

    C
  • I rarely pay attention to my stress levels or practice stress management.

    D

How would you rate the quality of your sleep?

  • I get 7-8 hours of restful sleep most nights.

    A
  • I get enough sleep but wake up tired or feel restless during the night.

    B
  • I struggle to get enough quality sleep on a regular basis.

    C
  • Sleep is often the last thing I prioritize.

    D

How strong are your social connections?

  • I maintain close relationships and make time to connect with loved ones regularly.

    A
  • I have a few strong connections, but balancing my social life is sometimes difficult.

    B
  • I often feel disconnected or don’t make enough time for social interactions.

    C
  • I tend to isolate myself and rarely prioritize social connection.

    D

Do you engage in activities that stimulate your mind?

  • Yes, I regularly read, learn new skills, or engage in mental challenges.

    A
  • Sometimes, but I could put more effort into intellectual or creative activities.

    B
  • I rarely find time for mental stimulation outside of work-related tasks.

    C
  • I hardly ever focus on activities that challenge or stimulate my mind.

    D

How would you describe your state of mind?

  • I actively engage in self-care practices for my state of mind - therapy, journaling, mindfulness, etc.

    A
  • I check in with myself mentally, but I could focus on it more.

    B
  • I don’t prioritize my state of mind as much as I should.

    C
  • I avoid thinking about my state of mind unless there’s a crisis.

    D

SCORING

Mostly A's

You’re thriving! Your wellness is balanced across multiple areas, but remember to stay proactive in maintaining it.

Mostly D's

You’ve identified some key areas for improvement. Pay attention to habits you’ve been neglecting and take and track small steps to address them.

Mostly B's

You’re doing well in some areas but may have a few blind spots. Evaluate where you can build consistency, whether it's with nutrition, stress management, or social connections.

Mostly E's

Your wellness may need attention. Consider seeking guidance to help you realign with your health goals and create better balance in your life.

Reflect on your results to see where you might need to focus more attention in your wellness journey. By addressing the blind spots, you can build a more holistic, fulfilling approach to your health.

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