• The ReMynder Ritual - Full version

    Reflect on your intentions and align them with your actions
  • How it works

    On this webpage you can learn more about how it works

     

    About the questionnaire

    • Nothing is mandatory but, the more inform§ation you enter the more value you will get out of it.

    • The time to complete in total is usually 30-40 minutes. It's important to not rush it and take your time.

    • If you'd like to make a change or have your data be removed you can do it with the link you receive in your e-mail
    • If you have any questions, e-mail me at: edwindewit96@gmail.com

       

     

     

     

  • Your Personal info

  • Your preferences

  • Your interests

    Information will be recommended to you in accordance to your interests
  • Knowing yourself

  • It's a cliché but it's scientifically very true; everyone's different and has a unique personality and character traits. 

    The way we are greatly influences how we naturally would approach situations and make decisions. By being aware about our own personal tendencies we can objectively asses situations and avoid going through life in ''personal autopilot''.

  • Your personality

  • There are multiple different ways of measuring personality. One of the simplest and most accurate is the https://www.16personalities.com/ test which takes on average less than 12 minutes to fill in.

    I highly recommend running through it if you haven't done so yet as it will give a (often scarily accurate) description of your personality and some well-known people who have the same personality!

    When you provide your personalitytype (for example: INTP-A) you will receive specific tips/strenghts/weaknesses that correspond with your own personality!

  • Self awareness & gratitude

    What you know to be true about yourself
  • Explanation

    We all know what we're good at, what we're less good at, and what we are grateful for. But, these things can easily slip away while you go through your busy life or are completely wrapped up in a project or other commitment. It's therefore helpful to be reminded of these things so that you can be more mindful and intentional about your actions. 

     

    Instruction

    Fill in as many answers to the below questions as you wish, ideally at least 5 but more is better ;) 

  • Your personal vision

    What you want to be
  • Your rolemodels

  • Your legacy

  • Your core principles & values

  • Your principles & values are the things you believe in which guide your conscious decision-making process.

    • Principles are you're own ''natural laws'' which stay the same throughout your life and should never be broken.
    • Your values are more time and trend dependant. They are what you currently value and place emphasis on

    To help define your own principles and values there are two resources with a lot of examples that I recommend looking at.

    https://personalvalu.es/personal-values-list
    https://jamesclear.com/core-values

    But, it's important to merely use these for inspiration and to reword and define your principles yourself in an actionable manner. Author Simon Sinek describes why very well:

    “For values or guiding principles to be truly effective, they have to be verbs. It’s not “integrity,” it’s “always do the right thing.” It’s not “innovation,” it’s “look at the problem from a different angle.” Articulating our values as verbs gives us a clear idea how to act in any situation.” 

     

  • Your current objectives

    The milestones you're already working towards
  • Your objectives are simply the measurable outcomes you have committed yourself to accomplish.

    The following questions are really about what you already have defined as goals and are not meant to be thought up right now on the spot.

    Setting clear objectives for yourself is an important process in itself which I'd gladly share some more information on. But, when it comes to goals you better be all in or all out. Being half or vaguely committed will often not lead to desired results and you'll likely end up feeling bad or guilty for not achieving them.

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