You Got: Low Inferiority Tendency

You have a positive view of yourself and strong self-confidence. You believe in your abilities and are committed to learning and growing to reach your goals. Socially, you're comfortable, genuine, and good at connecting with others.

In life and work, you're proactive, take initiative, and are proud of your efforts. You see failures as learning experiences, not as a reason to doubt yourself.

You Got: Moderate Inferiority Tendency

You might sometimes lack confidence, especially when facing new challenges or comparing to others. But these feelings are fleeting, and you can overcome them with positive thinking and self-reflection. You understand everyone has strengths and weaknesses and are willing to learn from your setbacks to improve.

You Got: Medium to High Inferiority Tendency

You may often feel less worthy, possibly due to your appearance, skills, achievements, or social life. In social situations, you might feel inferior and fear judgment. At work, you might lack faith in your abilities and fear making mistakes. This self-doubt can make decision-making difficult and even success doesn't feel rewarding. You might attribute your wins to luck and avoid risks without encouragement. If this resonates with you, seeking professional support could help address these deep-seated feelings.