Where Do You Second-Guess Yourself?
You know what you want to say, then talk yourself out of it. Or you do something well and still wonder whether it counts. This free quiz helps you notice where second-guessing shows up for you.
10 questions · A few minutes · Free
Enter your name and email after question 10 to receive your result. You can choose whether to get Jen’s coaching notes, too.
Privacy policyDoes any of this sound familiar?
You brush off what you’ve done.
You can name what went wrong, but find it harder to give yourself credit for what went well.
You hold back when it matters.
You have something to say. Then the moment comes, and you start questioning every word.
You keep checking before you act.
You ask for another opinion or wait to feel sure, even after you’ve thought things through.
You might recognize more than one. Your result includes all three areas.
Hi, I’m Jen.
I help capable adults stop second-guessing themselves, start trusting themselves, and take meaningful action in their lives.
I listen without interrupting, ask curious questions, and help clarify or reframe what you’re saying. If I have advice or an opinion, I ask whether you want it before offering it.
More about JenBefore you start
Is it free?
Yes. The quiz and your emailed result are free. You don’t need to book coaching or buy anything.
How long does it take?
Set aside a few minutes for ten questions. There are no right or wrong answers.
When do I enter my email?
After you answer all ten questions. Your name and email are needed to send your result. Getting Jen’s coaching notes is a separate choice.
What will my result tell me?
It reflects the answers you gave and offers a starting point connected to your goal. It doesn’t diagnose you or assign you a personality type.
Do I have to work with Jen afterward?
No. You can use your result on your own. If you want to talk about coaching later, that’s up to you.
Take the free quiz.
Take a few minutes to find out what shows up in your answers.
10 questions · A few minutes · Free