Self-Worth Quiz: How Do You Value Yourself?

This short quiz will help you assess where your self-worth currently stands and identify areas for growth. Answer each question honestly, choosing the option that best reflects your typical thoughts and behaviors.

Instructions:

For each statement, choose the answer that best describes you:

  • A = Always

  • B = Often

  • C = Sometimes

  • D = Rarely

  • E = Never

Quiz Questions:

  1. I believe I am worthy of love and respect, regardless of my achievements or appearance.

  2. I treat myself with kindness, even when I make mistakes.

  3. I make choices based on my personal values, not just to please others.

  4. I accept compliments without feeling the need to downplay them.

  5. I engage in activities that bring me joy and fulfillment, rather than just seeking approval.

  6. I set and maintain healthy boundaries in relationships.

  7. I can separate my self-worth from external validation (e.g., social media, grades, work success).

  8. I forgive myself for past mistakes and see them as learning experiences.

  9. I recognize that my value is not based on my appearance or weight.

  10. I feel comfortable expressing my thoughts and opinions, even if they differ from others.

Scoring:

๐ŸŒŸ If You Scored Mostly Aโ€™s & Bโ€™s: Strong Sense of Self-Worth

โœ… What You're Doing Well:

  • You recognize your inherent value beyond appearance or achievements.

  • You practice self-compassion and prioritize your values.

  • You maintain healthy boundaries and make decisions that align with your well-being.

๐Ÿ”น Action Steps to Keep Growing:

  • Deepen self-reflection: Continue journaling about your values, strengths, and personal growth.

  • Mentor or support others: Helping others build their self-worth reinforces your own.

  • Challenge yourself: Step outside your comfort zone in new ways (public speaking, new hobbies, etc.) to solidify your confidence in different areas.

๐Ÿ“Œ Journaling Prompt: How have I grown in my self-worth over the years? What lessons have helped me develop a deeper sense of confidence?

๐Ÿ’ก If You Scored Mostly Cโ€™s: Developing Self-Worth

โœ… What You're Doing Well:

  • You have moments of self-acceptance but still seek external validation at times.

  • You recognize your value but may struggle with self-doubt.

  • You are open to growth and improving your self-esteem.

๐Ÿ”น Action Steps to Strengthen Your Self-Worth:

  • Practice self-affirmations: Each morning, say three things you love about yourself that are unrelated to appearance.

  • Reduce social comparison: Take breaks from social media or unfollow accounts that trigger self-doubt.

  • Celebrate small wins: Acknowledge daily accomplishments, even minor ones, to shift focus from external approval to personal growth.

๐Ÿ“Œ Journaling Prompt: What are three things I appreciate about myself that have nothing to do with how I look or what Iโ€™ve achieved?

๐Ÿšจ If You Scored Mostly Dโ€™s & Eโ€™s: Externalized Self-Worth

โœ… What This Means:

  • You may rely heavily on external validation for your self-worth.

  • Negative self-talk and perfectionism may be holding you back.

  • You might struggle with self-acceptance and feel unworthy at times.

๐Ÿ”น Action Steps to Build Inner Self-Worth:

  • Reframe negative self-talk: When you catch yourself thinking โ€œIโ€™m not good enough,โ€ challenge that thought with evidence to the contrary.

  • Set small, achievable goals: Start with tiny self-care goals (e.g., setting a boundary, trying a new activity, or writing a gratitude list).

  • Seek support: Therapy, self-help books, or affirming relationships can help shift deeply ingrained self-worth struggles.

๐Ÿ“Œ Journaling Prompt: What would I say to a close friend who struggles with self-worth? How can I extend that same compassion to myself?

Final Takeaway

No matter where you fall on the self-worth spectrum, you are inherently valuable just as you are. By shifting your focus from external validation to internal appreciation, you can develop true confidence that isnโ€™t dependent on looks, achievements, or othersโ€™ opinions.

 

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