The Self-Intelligence framework can benefit nearly anyone who is interested. I work with teenagers, young adults, parents, newlyweds, empty nesters, teachers, co-workers, retirees, and those wishing to strengthen relationships with one another.

Self-intelligence means you have the capacity to be aware of, understand, accept and embrace yourself for who you innately are. Having the ability to manage yourself and feel empowered by how you do things best for yourself and in relation to others.

My Self-Intelligence Framework includes 6 points on the path to empowerment:

1. Aware- You are aware of your unique attributes

2. Accept- You accept that the traits you may take for granted are your gifts

3. Manage- You are able to manage your thoughts, feelings, and behavior in a positive way

4. Understand- By understanding how you do things best, you will be able to benefit yourself and others

5. Embrace- You love and embrace your gifts in a way that creates clarity, confidence, and certainty

6. Empower- You empower yourself to be your authentic self instead of getting caught in the power struggle of trying to be more like someone or something else.

With Self-Intelligence, you will be empowered with the skills to navigate the daily struggles of life.

You may take the assessment at your convenience. Upon payment, you will be sent a code so you can answer the assessment questions online in the comfort of your own home or office. A timer is used for each question, but it takes about an hour to complete. After you have completed the assessment, just let me know and I will have access to your results.

You will be able to use the Self-Intelligence information in all areas of life. When you understand how you operate best, it will positively affect your relationships, work/school life, health and wellness, and most importantly your belief in yourself. Self-Intelligence applies to small nuances of your daily life to making the big decisions that come with typical life changes.

We see ourselves through tainted lenses smudged with judgments, opinions, and previous experiences. Because of this, our self-value is often clouded. I offer a clear, unbiased, and objective depiction of how you do things best based on how you answer the questions posed by a respected, world-renowned third party.

Every relationship in your life is based on the one you have with yourself. Understanding who you are and how you do things best opens your eyes to the idea that we are not all meant to do things the same way. Knowing each other's Strengths order reduces frustration, annoyance, and judgments while increasing respect, appreciation, and consideration.