Assessment Results Analysis

Print & Enter Your Results:

Core Dimension	Your Rating	Your Priority Level*
Personal Core Dimension
Spiritual Core Dimension
Mental Core Dimension
Emotional Core Dimension
Physical Core Dimension
Sexual Core Dimension
Relational Core Dimension
Behavioral Core Dimension
Financial Core Dimension
Legal Core Dimension

*Priorities: Ensure you are only using 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 , 7, 8, 9, & 10 once each. (See Example Below.)

Core Self-Inventory Result Interpretation Guide

This guide helps you understand the patterns revealed in your Core Self-Inventory results. By analyzing your ratings (1-10 for each dimension) and priorities (1-10 for each dimension), you can gain valuable insights into your current state of being.

Key Concepts:

Rating: Reflects your current satisfaction level in each core dimension (1 = very low, 10 = very high).
Priority: Indicates the relative importance you place on each dimension in your life in order of importance (1 = highest priority, 10 = lowest priority).

Interpreting Your Results:

1. Identify Discrepancies:

High Rating, Low Priority:
- Interpretation: This combination suggests you may be content with your current level in this area and feel it doesn’t require significant attention or effort. Consider whether this reflects true contentment or complacency. Are you neglecting opportunities for growth or deeper fulfillment within this area?
- Example: High rating in “Physical” (excellent health) but low priority. While you may be physically fit, could you be missing out on opportunities for deeper connection with your body through practices like yoga or mindfulness?
Low Rating, High Priority:
- Interpretation: You’re acutely aware of areas needing improvement and are motivated to address them. This can be a powerful motivator for growth. However, it’s important to set realistic goals and avoid becoming overwhelmed.
- Example: Low rating in “Financial” but high priority. You may be experiencing financial stress and are highly motivated to improve your financial situation.
Low Rating, Low Priority:
- Interpretation: This may indicate a lack of awareness or acceptance of a crucial area of your life. Consider whether you’re consciously or unconsciously avoiding this dimension.
- Example: Low rating and low priority in “Spiritual.” You may be neglecting your spiritual needs or may not believe that spirituality is important to you.
High Rating, High Priority:
- Interpretation: You’re likely already focusing your energy on areas that are both important to you and where you feel strong. This can be a sign of alignment and fulfillment. However, be mindful of the potential for burnout if you consistently prioritize areas where you already excel.
- Example: High rating and high priority in “Relational.” You likely value strong relationships and actively cultivate them.

2. Anaylze Your Rankings

This guide helps you understand your core values and priorities based on the single number (1-10) you assigned to each dimension in the Core Self-Inventory.

Needs a Lot of Work (1-3):
- The “Neglected Self” (1, 2, 3): This profile suggests areas that may be undervalued or neglected.
  - 1-3 in Personal: May indicate a lack of self-awareness, low self-esteem, or difficulty expressing individuality.
  - 1-3 in Spiritual: May suggest a lack of connection to a deeper sense of purpose or meaning in life.
  - 1-3 in Mental: May indicate challenges with focus, concentration, or mental well-being.
  - 1-3 in Emotional: May suggest difficulty identifying, understanding, or managing emotions effectively.
  - 1-3 in Relational: May indicate challenges in building and maintaining healthy relationships.
  - 1-3 in Physical: May suggest neglecting physical health and well-being.
  - 1-3 in Financial: May indicate financial instability or a lack of financial planning.
  - 1-3 in Legal: May indicate a lack of awareness of legal rights and responsibilities.
  - 1-3 in Sexual: May indicate discomfort or dissatisfaction with one’s sexuality.
  - 1-3 in Behavioral: May indicate struggles with self-discipline, procrastination, or unhealthy habits.

Needs Some Work (4-7):
- The “Developing” (4, 5, 6): This profile suggests areas that require attention and growth.
  - 4-7 in Personal: May indicate a desire for greater self-awareness and personal development.
  - 4-7 in Spiritual: May suggest an interest in exploring spirituality but may require further exploration.
  - 4-7 in Mental: May indicate a desire to improve focus, reduce stress, or enhance cognitive function.
  - 4-7 in Emotional: May suggest a desire to improve emotional regulation and communication.
  - 4-7 in Relational: May indicate a desire to improve communication skills and build stronger relationships.
  - 4-7 in Physical: May indicate a desire to improve physical health and well-being through exercise and healthy habits.
  - 4-7 in Financial: May indicate a desire to improve financial literacy, budgeting, or saving habits.
  - 4-7 in Legal: May indicate a desire to increase legal awareness and take steps to protect oneself.
  - 4-7 in Sexual: May indicate a desire to explore sexuality with greater openness and self-acceptance.
  - 4-7 in Behavioral: May indicate a desire to break unhealthy habits and cultivate more positive routines.

Needs Little Work (8-9):
- The “Flourishing” (8-9): This profile suggests areas where you are already thriving.
  - 8-9 in Personal: May indicate a strong sense of self-awareness and self-acceptance.
  - 8-9 in Spiritual: May indicate a strong sense of connection to something greater than oneself.
  - 8-9 in Mental: May indicate strong cognitive function, emotional regulation, and a positive mindset.
  - 8-9 in Emotional: May indicate strong emotional intelligence and the ability to manage emotions effectively.
  - 8-9 in Relational: May indicate strong and fulfilling relationships.
  - 8-9 in Physical: May indicate a healthy lifestyle and a commitment to physical well-being.
  - 8-9 in Financial: May indicate sound financial habits and a sense of financial security.
  - 8-9 in Legal: May indicate a good understanding of legal rights and responsibilities.
  - 8-9 in Sexual: May indicate a healthy and fulfilling sexual life.
  - 8-9 in Behavioral: May indicate healthy habits, self-discipline, and a positive approach to life.

10 (Doesn’t Need Work, Just Maintenance):
- This suggests a high level of satisfaction and fulfillment in this area.
  - Focus on maintaining: This area may require ongoing attention and care to maintain the current level of satisfaction.

Important Note: These are general interpretations. It’s crucial to remember that these are broad categories and may not fully capture the nuances of each individual’s unique experiences.

3. Anaylyze Your Top 3 Priorities (1, 2, 3)

The “Inner Compass” (Prioritized: Personal, Spiritual, Mental): This individual is deeply introspective, seeking meaning and understanding within themselves. They prioritize self-awareness, spiritual growth, and intellectual exploration. This can manifest as a strong desire for personal development, a deep connection to spirituality, and a thirst for knowledge.
The “Heart-Centered” (Prioritized: Emotional, Relational, Sexual): This individual prioritizes connection, intimacy, and emotional fulfillment. They value deep and meaningful relationships, open emotional expression, and a fulfilling sex life. This can manifest as a nurturing and compassionate nature, a strong desire for intimacy, and a focus on building and maintaining strong bonds with others.
The “High Achiever” (Prioritized: Financial, Physical, Legal): This individual is driven by success, accomplishment, and material well-being. They prioritize financial stability, physical health, and navigating life’s challenges within a legal framework. This can manifest as a strong work ethic, a focus on personal fitness, and a desire for financial security and independence.
The “Free Spirit” (Prioritized: Personal, Physical, Legal): This individual emphasizes individuality, freedom, and personal autonomy. They prioritize self-expression, physical freedom, and navigating life’s challenges with independence. This can manifest as a desire for adventure, a non-conformist attitude, and a focus on personal liberty and self-determination.
The “Experiencer” (Prioritized: Physical, Sexual, Behavioral): This individual prioritizes sensory experiences, pleasure, and living life to the fullest. They value physical sensations, exploring their sexuality, and engaging in activities that bring them joy and excitement. This can manifest as a love for adventure, a zest for life, and a focus on personal enjoyment and gratification.
The “Idealist” (Prioritized: Personal, Spiritual, Mental): This individual is driven by a desire for a better world and seeks to make a positive impact. They prioritize personal growth, spiritual connection, and intellectual pursuits as a means to understand and improve the world around them. This can manifest as a strong sense of social responsibility, a commitment to ethical living, and a desire to contribute to something greater than themselves.
The “Materialist” (Prioritized: Financial, Physical, Legal): This individual places a high value on material possessions, success, and social status. They prioritize financial security, physical appearance, and navigating the legal system to achieve their goals. This can manifest as a strong desire for wealth, a focus on outward appearances, and a competitive drive to succeed.
The “Pragmatist” (Prioritized: Mental, Financial, Legal): This individual prioritizes logic, practicality, and achieving tangible results. They value intellectual pursuits, financial security, and navigating life’s challenges with a strategic and practical approach. This can manifest as a strong analytical mind, a focus on efficiency and productivity, and a desire for stability and security.
The “Social Butterfly” (Prioritized: Emotional, Relational, Physical): This individual thrives on social interaction and connection. They prioritize emotional well-being, strong relationships, and maintaining a healthy and active social life. This can manifest as a strong desire for companionship, a love for social gatherings, and a focus on building and maintaining a strong social network.
The “Intellectual” (Prioritized: Mental, Spiritual, Personal): This individual is driven by intellectual curiosity and a thirst for knowledge. They prioritize intellectual pursuits, spiritual exploration, and personal growth through learning and self-reflection. This can manifest as a love for learning, a strong desire to understand the world around them, and a deep appreciation for intellectual discourse.
The “Adventurer” (Prioritized: Physical, Behavioral, Sexual): This individual seeks excitement, novelty, and new experiences. They prioritize physical activity, exploring their sexuality, and engaging in unconventional or adventurous behaviors. This can manifest as a love for travel, a willingness to take risks, and a desire to push their boundaries.
The “Balanced Individual” (Prioritized: Personal, Physical, Mental): This individual strives for a balanced and holistic approach to life. They prioritize personal growth, physical well-being, and mental acuity. This can manifest as a focus on self-care, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and cultivating a strong mind-body connection.
The “Spiritual Seeker” (Prioritized: Spiritual, Mental, Emotional): This individual seeks deeper meaning and connection. They prioritize spiritual exploration, intellectual pursuits, and emotional well-being as pathways to a more fulfilling life. This can manifest as a strong desire for inner peace, a connection to something greater than themselves, and a focus on emotional growth and self-discovery.
The “Legal Mind” (Prioritized: Legal, Mental, Financial): This individual is driven by a sense of justice and order. They prioritize understanding and navigating the legal system, utilizing their intellect to achieve their goals, and ensuring financial security within the legal framework. This can manifest as a strong interest in law and justice, a focus on financial planning and legal protection, and a desire to live within the bounds of the law.
The “Sensualist” (Prioritized: Physical, Sexual, Emotional): This individual prioritizes sensory experiences, emotional connection, and physical pleasure. They value physical sensations, a fulfilling sex life, and cultivating deep emotional connections with others. This can manifest as a love for the arts, a focus on self-care, and a desire for intimate and fulfilling relationships.

Disclaimer: These are just a few examples of potential profiles. Individual experiences and motivations are complex and may not always fit neatly into these categories. These profiles are intended to offer a starting point for self-reflection and exploration.

This approach encourages self-reflection by identifying overarching themes in your prioritization patterns. By understanding your dominant priorities, you can gain valuable insights into your values, motivations, and areas for personal growth.

4. Analyze Your Goals:

Examine the goals you set for each dimension. Are they realistic, achievable, and aligned with your priorities?
Do your goals reflect your true desires or are they influenced by external pressures or societal expectations?
Are your goals challenging yet attainable?

5. Reflect and Adjust:

Use your results as a starting point for self-reflection.
Identify areas for improvement and areas that require less attention.
Adjust your priorities and goals as needed.
Regularly review and reassess your Core Self-Inventory results to track your progress and make necessary adjustments.
Use the Core Self-Inventory as often as needed.

Important Note: This is a general guide for interpreting your Core Self-Inventory results. It’s crucial to engage in honest self-reflection and consider your unique circumstances and experiences when interpreting your results.

This approach encourages self-directed interpretation, empowering you to gain deeper insights into your own values, priorities, and areas for growth.

Example Inventory Results

Core Dimension	Your Rating	Your Priority Level
Personal Core Dimension	7	7
Spiritual Core Dimension	8	6
Mental Core Dimension	5	2
Emotional Core Dimension	6	3
Physical Core Dimension	10	10
Sexual Core Dimension	6	5
Relational Core Dimension	7	4
Behavioral Core Dimension	4	1
Financial Core Dimension	9	8
Legal Core Dimension	8	9

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