You are creative, in a triple resilient dose. Within us are three indisputable and unique resources, our head, heart and gut. These equate to our thinking, feeling and doing. They are our three “intelligence centers” or three ways of “knowing.”
The three “intelligence centers” are equal in their capacity to serve as sources of creativity within us. Known since the time of Plato, we hardly think about them as resources.
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You have reached 0 of 0 points, (0) The purpose of the self-assessment is for you to get in touch with your three intelligence centers. It will help you discover the degree you trust these centers to use as sources for your creative process. This assessment will facilitate awareness for different aspects of each intelligence center you are currently using (or not). By developing this self-awareness, you are on the worthy quest of developing your ability for the power of an Open Mind, Open Heart, and Open Gut. I intentionally engage in the activities or nonactivities that invigorate my gut instinct to reveal its truths and “aha’ s.” Never – 1 Seldom – 2 Occasionally – 3 Frequently – 4 Always – 5 less true more true I wait patiently to discover my gut’s instincts/insights for my life choices and decisions before proceeding with significant decisions or creative pathways. less true more true I usually trust my gut’s answers in the present and do not second-guess it or doubt its legitimacy. less true more true I accept my gut instincts (in whatever form they reveal themselves) intelligence without judging or ignoring it. less true more true I expect to grow in my creative life through my gut instincts and intentionally seek their help to inspire, improvise and direct my creative products. less true more true I spend as much time listening to my gut instincts as I do acting on or implementing them. less true more true I act firmly and “just right” on my gut instincts to lead me in my life choices and creative pursuits (not moving too quickly or too slowly implementing their solutions). less true more true I easily distinguish my preferred solutions coming from my gut center versus my other intelligence centers. less true more true I remain confident of my gut instincts by doing the necessary work to prove (or disprove) its truth(s). less true more true I can demonstrate how my gut instincts have impacted my life and creativity powerfully and in novel ways. less true more true I practice a regular quiet time where I remove all distractions to listen to my thinking. less true more true When making choices or decisions, I usually seek my head guidance (or mental thinking) first. less true more true My relationship with my thinking capacity is more about respect and delight than worry or fear. less true more true I experience a rich creative life due to my active imagination, envisioning and other valued thinking processes. less true more true I am aware of my thinking processes and how I use them to plan and be prepared for most areas of my life. less true more true I believe my thinking usually provides me with the best options and I value/have confidence in my thinking intelligence above all. less true more true My thinking processes motivate me to be my creative best, revealing insights into my creative products. less true more true Courage, curiosity, discernment, keen observation and objectivity usually characterize my life rather than fear, worry and anxiety producing paralysis. less true more true I trust my thinking to help and guide me through any creative problem I face. less true more true I remain confident in my thinking ingenuity during difficult problem solving and/or creativity-challenged times less true more true I regularly tap into my authentic emotions/feelings by making quiet time to listen to them. less true more true I allow my feelings, which include a wide range of emotions, to “be” or exist without judgment. less true more true I base my lifestyle and creative choices mostly on my heart’s desires and not on what I feel others want me to be or do. less true more true I can distinguish between my past and present feelings, not allowing past feelings to close my heart or block the flow of my creativity. less true more true I actively use my feelings, passions and sensitive or explosive emotions by funneling or transforming them in a creative and/or life-enhancing way. less true more true I am authentically connected to and sensitive to my own distinct feelings most, if not all of the time. less true more true I can wait on or “hold” my feelings intentionally, not overreacting or being overly sensitive (emotions may come in waves), until I discover what my heart intelligence wants to reveal to me. less true more true I use my heart as the principal guide for the choices I make and it highly impacts the way I think and act. less true more true I remain confident of my heart’s desires, which lead me to creative inspiration/pursuits in my daily living. less true more true When others expose their emotions/feelings, I can easily respond empathically, withholding judgment. less true more trueThree Centers Self Assessment
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is not a test but a reflective inventory for you to consider. With each statement avoid rushing. Listen to your head, heart and gut specifically for honest answers based on your current experience, not what you think it “should” be. There are no right or wrong answers. Respond to each statement with a number shown below.
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