The Quiz Section
It’s All About You
The magazine quiz makes a comeback.
Five questions · No wrong answers · Pick a quiz ↓Be honest. You didn’t buy Cosmopolitan just for the articles.
There was a particular thrill in flipping through a glossy magazine and discovering a quiz that seemed to have been written specifically about you.
Five minutes later, you were circling answers, adding up points, and discovering something terribly important about your personality, your relationships, or the kind of woman you apparently were.
The results were occasionally ridiculous.
That was half the fun.
Five minutes. One honest look.
Pick a Quiz
12 quizzes · 5 questions each · about 5 minutes
- 1How Embodied Is Your Sense of Self?Self
- 2How Embodied Is Your Sense of Worth?Worth
- 3How Embodied Is Your Voice?Voice
- 4How at Home Are You in Yourself?Home
- 5How Embodied Is Your Joy?Joy
- 6How Embodied Is Your Daily Life?Daily Life
- 7How Much of You Shows Up in Your Relationships?Relationships
- 8How Embodied Is Your Power?Power
- 9How Embodied Are Your Beliefs?Belief
- 10How Embodied Is Your Purpose?Purpose
- 11How Embodied Is Your Sense of Belonging?Belonging
- 12How Much Can You Let Go?Trust
Five Questions. And Then?
Sometimes a quiz is simply five minutes of fun.
Sometimes a question stays with you.
For the latter, each aspect has a corresponding Embodied Wellth mini-course, offering a more in-depth exploration of the same subject.
The quiz starts the conversation.
Where it goes from there is entirely up to you.
You’d take the quiz. Your best friend would take the quiz. Then you’d argue about which answers were actually true.
It was self-discovery before self-discovery required a subscription, a certification, and a 90-minute webinar.
And frankly, we miss it.
Let’s Make This Personal
Embodied Wellth is bringing back the magazine quiz.
Only this time, the subject is a little more interesting than which handbag best represents your personality.
It’s your experience of life.
The way you see yourself, the things you value, the relationships you cultivate, and the assumptions that quietly influence your choices.
Each quiz explores a different aspect of living well through five questions.
The results offer a perspective, rather than a definitive explanation of who you are.
You may recognize yourself immediately. You may discover something unexpected. You might even disagree with the interpretation.
That’s perfectly acceptable.
Self-discovery would be a rather dull business if every answer came neatly packaged with a conclusion.
A little perspective looks good on you
There’s something wonderfully indulgent about spending five minutes thinking about yourself without trying to improve anything.
No one is grading your answers.
No one is diagnosing your shortcomings.
And you don’t have to emerge with a five-year plan.
You just get to be curious.
Which, when you think about it, is a pretty good way to approach life.
So pour yourself something, get comfortable, and indulge in a little old-fashioned magazine fun.
Go ahead. Make it about you.