Hmmm…

You’re being too modest. Every one of us is better at some things than others, so own it! Click “previous” below and try again, but this time rate yourself higher for things you’re better at than others on the list.

If you still struggle with this, ask someone who knows you really well to give some input. Just dig a little deeper. It’ll be worth it!

Doer

Doers are people who are good at working with their hands, building and fixing things, and working with machines and tools. These are the people who prefer to get their hands dirty and accomplish tasks.

This category includes people who are better than average at tasks such as woodworking, home renovations, household repairs, vehicle repairs, electrical wiring, cleaning, painting, certain types of sewing and knitting, and other hands-on tasks.

Solver

Solvers, as the name suggests, are people who are good at solving problems. These people typically do exceptionally well in math and science, and they often can take what other people see as complicated problems and break them down in a way that allows them to piece together a solution, and they’re able to do it more easily than others.

Examples of tasks that fall into this category of strengths include computer programming, web development, investigations of any kind, systems analysis, and any other task that involves thinking through complex problems.

Creator

Creators are good at tasks that involve creating something new and presenting it for a desired reaction or change. Creators aren’t always performers in front of a group of people, but they are performers in their own right. Creators are good at making an audience or segment of people feel a certain way, and they are gifted at creating solutions and making change.

Tasks in which creators are gifted include singing, acting, dancing, writing and playing music, writing, art, design, high level strategic planning, speaking (including public speaking), or performing in front of others.

Helper

Helpers are the people who are good at helping people, taking care of others, and teaching. They’re typically good at guiding and assisting in the process of carrying out a plan, and they typically excel at encouraging and building up other people in one way or another.

Tasks that helpers are skilled at include caregiving, teaching, counseling, hospitality, defending (legally or physically), listening, guiding, mentoring, and any other task that involves helping others achieve a goal, make progress on a plan, or that provides for the needs of others.

Mover

Movers are the people who are good at advancing ideas, leading people, and advancing projects. They typically see the big picture better than most, and they are good at zooming out of the details in order to keep everyone on track.

Examples of tasks that movers are particularly skilled at include leading, goal setting, strategizing, selling, casting vision, and any other task that involves looking at the high-level advancement of an idea or project.

Connector

Connectors are the people who are good at meeting people, socializing, and growing relationships. They typically maintain a vast network of friends and acquaintances, and they are able to make connections between people that are mutually beneficial.

Tasks connectors are good at include networking, selling, energizing, encouraging, and any other task related to being around groups of people and building relationships on a relatively large scale.

Organizer

Organizers are good at keeping everything orderly and in line through planning, organizing, and structuring systems. Organizers are typically skilled at tasks such as budgeting, scheduling, accounting, event planning, auditing, or any other task that involves taking information, projects, or people, and organizing them in an orderly way.