The Fascinate® Test
Some Background
The Fascinate system is based on a decade of proprietary research and the ground-breaking analysis of over one million professionals and their patterns of success.
Pioneered by two-time New York Times best-selling author and leading branding expert Sally Hogshead, the Fascinate Advantage® is the first personality assessment that shows you how the world sees you at your best. The system reveals what makes you uniquely fascinating, providing a clear road map for leveraging that knowledge to improve communication, lead more effectively, and develop more balanced teams.
Thousands of companies including iconic brands such as Twitter and Cisco are experiencing profound improvements in individual and team performance by putting the Fascinate system to use.
Fascinate® Advantage Report
Summary of your results along with videos from Sally Hogshead, creator of Fascinate Assessment.
Fascinate® FAQ's
Is Fascinate® a diagnostic personality test?
It is a personality assessment but it is not stemmed from a psychology background but from a branding background. It inspires rather than diagnoses.
How does Fascinate® different from StrengthsFinder®?
Most of my clients seem to have a correlation with their StrengthsFinder® results. Fascinate® reveals how others see you, and takes it a step further by providing information on your "unique blend of strengths". It also provides the basis for working with an advisor to concisely articulate these blended strengths.
How long does the Fascinate® Test take?
The assessment will take you about 10 minutes. It is amazing how spot-on the results are with only 28 questions. The assessment results are meant to reveal information which is then utilized by an expert Certified Advisor to provide personal insights toward identified goals.
Do I need a Certified Advisor to provide me with the results?
Well, you can take the assessment on your own. However, 100% of my clients have stated that they would not have fully understood their personal results without an advisor to explain and apply their results.
The Saboteur Assessment®
(by Positive Intelligence®)
Some Background
Positive Intelligence® is a mental fitness framework that draws on neuroscience, cognitive psychology, positive psychology, and performance science. Developed by Shirzad Chamine, New York Times bestselling author of Positive Intelligence, it offers practical tools for recognizing unhelpful mental habits and responding to challenges with greater clarity and resilience.
The Saboteur® Assessment provides a snapshot of your mental fitness—how often your mind acts as your friend rather than your enemy. This brief self-assessment offers a starting point for understanding your response patterns and exploring how mental fitness practices can support your well-being, relationships, and performance.
Saboteur Assessment® Content
List of intensities of your sabotaging thoughts getting in the way of clear, calm thinking & decision making
Saboteur Assessment® FAQ's
Is Saboteur Assessment® a diagnostic personality test?
No. The Saboteur Assessment® is a self-reflection tool focused on mental fitness. It helps you identify habitual, self-sabotaging thought patterns.
How does Saboteur Assessment® complement Fascinate®?
Fascinate® reveals your natural qualities and communication style that are admired by others. Saboteur Assessment® focuses on the mental patterns that can interfere with expressing your natural qualities. It shows you what is keeping you back and in repetitive struggles, especially under pressure.
How long does the Saboteur Assessment® take?
The assessment will take you about 5 minutes. The assessment results offer a starting point for recognizing habitual thought patterns and how they influence your reactions and choices.
Do I need a Positive Intelligence® trained coach to provide me with the results?
You can take the assessment and receive your results on your own, but a coach helps you recognize patterns and make meaningful connections you may otherwise miss. Our "Judge" is the strongest of our self-sabotage and is easily missed. An objective, experienced perspective helps you apply these insights and practice new responses that support lasting change for yourself, you relationships, and your performance..