Inner Genius Superpower

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I find it easy to block out distractions and maintain concentration on a task for extended periods.* This field is required.

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I come up with unconventional solutions to problems that others might not consider.* This field is required.

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I evaluate the credibility of information sources before accepting their claims.* This field is required.

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I notice inconsistencies or discrepancies in information or documents that others might overlook.* This field is required.

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I feel the need to check my phone, social media, or other notifications while working or studying.* This field is required.

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When faced with a challenge, I explore multiple perspectives or approaches before deciding on a solution.* This field is required.

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When presented with a new idea, I consider both the supporting and opposing arguments before forming an opinion.* This field is required.

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I ask for clarification or additional details when instructions are vague or incomplete.* This field is required.

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I can fully immerse myself in a task to the point where I lose track of time.* This field is required.

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I am good at solving puzzles or riddles that require thinking outside the box.* This field is required.

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I question assumptions and beliefs, including my own.* This field is required.

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I catch errors in emails, reports, spreadsheets, or data that others might miss.* This field is required.

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I am able to quickly refocus after interruptions or distractions without significant loss of productivity.* This field is required.

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When brainstorming, I tend to generate a wide range of diverse ideas rather than sticking to the most obvious ones.* This field is required.

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I often identify and challenge logical fallacies in arguments, whether in my thinking or others'.* This field is required.

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When working in a team, I often find myself correcting or pointing out minor mistakes that could affect the overall quality.* This field is required.

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I find my mind wandering during important activities or meetings.* This field is required.

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I find myself considering alternative uses for everyday objects or tools.* This field is required.

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I am comfortable with changing my mind when presented with new, compelling evidence.* This field is required.

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I am diligent in ensuring that all aspects of a task or project meet the required standards before considering it finished.* This field is required.

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You come across a mysterious wooden chest tucked away in the corner of an old attic, containing five unusual objects: a compass, a leather-bound book, a small glass vial, a brass key with intricate engravings, and a fragment of a faded map.

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What do you do first?* This field is required.

You immerse yourself in solving the puzzle, focusing entirely on the chest and its secrets, avoiding distractions to make connections others might miss.

You imagine creative uses for these objects. Could the map lead to a hidden location, the compass guide you there, and the key unlock a secret? The possibilities are intriguing.

You carefully inspect each object, noting small details. A smudge on the book reveals a hidden message, and the key's engravings match the map's symbols—clues that could be crucial.

You ponder how these unrelated objects ended up together—perhaps part of a larger story or puzzle. Were they collected by an explorer or a traveller? You start forming theories about their connections.

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Focus Scenario

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Lateral Thinking Scenario

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Critical Thinking Scenario

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Attention to Detail Scenario

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Focus Total

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Lateral Thinking Total

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Critical Thinking Total

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Attention to Detail Total

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Total max

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Total min

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Name* This field is required.

First Name

Last Name

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Email* This field is required.

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Phone Number* This field is required.