As a parent, I worried about how stressed I was at work and if I affected my children. The quiz showed that I had a Low IDQ and I could see how I damaged my kids confidence. So I got stuck into Review and Preview and its completely change my thinking – everybody is saying how much happier I am. I’ve used bits of what I’ve learned with my kid, and I’m watching their confidence grow. It’s incredible.
M O’Brien
Are you curious about why some people seem to thrive in challenging situations while others struggle?
Do you wonder how your own way of thinking affects your performance and well-being?
If so, we invite you to take the Identity Quotient Quiz. The quiz will reveal whether you have a Low IDQ or a High IDQ.
IDQ is similar to IQ in that it measures ability. But instead of cognitive capacity, IDQ looks at your self-image or Identity, and how this impacts your language, behaviour, popularity and chances of success.
It’s more than just positive thinking – it’s about deep-rooted beliefs that shape our everyday lives, including our ability to handle stress, achieve our goals and inspire others.
I struggled in my leadership role until I took the IDQ quiz. Learning that I had a Low IDQ was tough but just what I needed to know. I’ve since worked on building a more positive self-image with R&P, and it’s made a huge difference. I worry less what people think about me, my team responds better to my leadership, and I feel confident handling the challenges that come with managing people.
Anita Rodriguez
Think of it this way: as a parent, a teacher or a carer, how does your sense of self affect your children’s self-esteem? In the normal course of your daily life, how does your thinking style influence your children to lead happy, healthy, and fulfilled lives?
Or, as a coach or leader, does your style of speech release the skills, abilities and qualities of your people? Or lift your athletes, workers and teams to elite-level performance?
And, as an individual, do you thrive and inspire in this challenging world, or do you find your abilities desert you when you need them most?
That’s why it’s so important to understand your own Identity and how it affects your interactions with the world around you.
As a teacher, the IDQ quiz opened my eyes to how my self-beliefs were affecting my students. I scored low and realized I frequently focused on my own flaws rather than my strengths. Now I work on projecting more confidence in my abilities. Seeing my IDQ improve has shown in my student evaluations too.
Amanda K., High School Math Teacher
By taking the Identity Quotient Quiz, you’ll gain valuable insights into your own way of thinking and how it shapes your experiences.
You’ll discover whether you’re more likely to be A High or Low IDQ and how this affects your ability to;
- Overcome challenges and achieve your goals.
- As a parent, teacher or carer, inspire your children to believe in themselves and to thrive in a challenging world.
- As a leader or coach, build your team’s confidence, belief, resilience and performance.
- As an individual, to persuade and inspire, and to build trust, confidence and respect.
So don’t wait – take the Identity Quotient Quiz today and discover where you fall on the IDQ scale. It may just lead you to grow the wings you need to soar to new heights!
The IDQ quiz made me think more about my langauge and as a parent. I used to worry my confidence issues rubbed off on my kids. Learning strategies to interrupt negative thought patterns and built up a High IDQ over time. It has helped me more than I thought possible. And I’ ve seem my children’s confidence and self-belief grow.
Mark P, Father of 2