How Self-Motivated Are You?

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Self-motivation, at its simplest, is the force that drives you to do things. However, self-motivation is not, in any way, simple. At any given moment, there are likely to be different forces driving your behaviour, and they are likely to vary in strength depending on your mood, and what has happened that day.

Some people find it much easier to motivate themselves, whether to do unpleasant or pleasant tasks. Others need a lot more persuasion.

This quiz will help you to find out how self-motivated you are.

For each statement, say how much the statement applies to you, on a scale of 1 to 4, where 1 = not at all, 2 = sometimes, 3 = often, 4 = always.

	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I am disappointed if I don’t achieve my goals.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
If I see that I’m not going to achieve my goal, I abandon it.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I am on the lookout for new opportunities.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I review and update my goals regularly to make sure that they still apply.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I set clear goals for myself.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I am surprised if I have a good idea.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I set high standards for myself.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I look for ways to improve my work and skills.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I believe that everyone can improve their skills if they try.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
If I see that I’m not going to achieve one of my goals, I adjust it and keep going, or work harder to compensate.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I don’t like to take too many risks in case things go wrong.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
If a good opportunity arises, I jump at it.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
If I don’t like the idea of something, then I don’t do it.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I don’t think that it’s possible to make big improvements in your skills when you’re really bad at something.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I do enough work to satisfy my boss, and don’t worry too much about the rest.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I worry about what might go wrong with my work or life.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
It’s better to take a job that you know you can do than one that will be hard.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I find change difficult to manage.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I use rewards to help me achieve my goals.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always
I find it hard to persuade myself to take up opportunities.	Not at all	Sometimes	Often	Always

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