The Prosperity Test
See if you have prosperity consciousness or are actually sabotaging your own success. Take the test for yourself!
Questions and Answers
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The Prosperity Test measures an individual's potential for financial success based on their current financial practices and attitudes.
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Yes
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No
Correct Answer
B. NoExplanation
"The Prosperity Test" as phrased does not refer to a standard or widely recognized financial assessment tool. Generally, financial success and prosperity are influenced by a variety of factors including income, savings, investments, spending habits, and financial literacy, but there is no single "Prosperity Test" that measures potential financial success based on these factors. This statement is fabricated, thus the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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2. You come into a large sum of money. Do you get nervous, think it’s a mistake, or expect it to get taken away somehow?
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Yes
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No
Correct Answer
B. NoExplanation
This answer suggests that the person does not get nervous, think it's a mistake, or expect the large sum of money to be taken away somehow. They may feel confident and secure about receiving the money.Rate this question:
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3. If you told the five people closest to you that you just came up with a $100 million idea – would they enthusiastically support it, or try to tell you all the reasons it won’t work.
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Support it.
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Tell me why it won't work.
Correct Answer
A. Support it.Explanation
The correct answer is "Support it." This is because the question is asking whether the five people closest to you would enthusiastically support your $100 million idea or try to tell you all the reasons it won't work. The answer "Support it" implies that the five people would be supportive and enthusiastic about the idea.Rate this question:
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4. When things are really going great for you, do you get a little apprehensive, and kind of wait for the other shoe to drop?
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Yes.
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No.
Correct Answer
B. No.Explanation
The correct answer is "No." This suggests that when things are going well for the person, they do not feel apprehensive or expect something negative to happen. They are able to fully enjoy and appreciate the positive aspects of their life without any sense of impending doom.Rate this question:
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5. Do you frequently use negative expressions like, “I never win anything,” “All the good guys are married or Gay,” “If it wasn’t for bad luck, I’d have no luck at all,” “People around here are not very friendly,” or “I can’t believe I won”?
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Yes.
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No.
Correct Answer
B. No.Explanation
Using negative expressions like "I never win anything" or "If it wasn't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all" indicates a negative mindset and a belief in one's own lack of success or good fortune. By frequently using such negative expressions, it suggests that the person has a pessimistic outlook and may not be open to positive experiences or opportunities. Therefore, if the answer is "No," it implies that the person does not frequently use negative expressions and may have a more positive mindset.Rate this question:
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6. Do you feel that when you manifest prosperity, it is finite, and must come at the expense of others?
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Yes.
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No.
Correct Answer
B. No.Explanation
The correct answer is "No" because manifesting prosperity does not necessarily mean that it must come at the expense of others. This belief suggests a scarcity mindset where there is a limited amount of resources, and for one person to succeed, others must fail. However, prosperity can be achieved in abundance for everyone through collaboration, innovation, and creating win-win situations. It is possible to create wealth and success without taking away from others.Rate this question:
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7. Was your religious upbringing centered on concepts of poverty to be meek, avoiding money as "the root of all evil", working by the "sweat of your brow"?
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Yes.
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No.
Correct Answer
B. No.Explanation
The correct answer is "No" because the question asks if the religious upbringing was centered on concepts of poverty, meekness, and avoiding money. By answering "No," it implies that the religious upbringing was not focused on these concepts.Rate this question:
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8. If you were driving along the highway and you saw a Rolls Royce or Ferrari with a flat tire, would you find that amusing?
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Yes.
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No.
Correct Answer
B. No.Explanation
The correct answer is "No" because seeing a luxury car like a Rolls Royce or Ferrari with a flat tire is not something that most people would find amusing. It is more likely that they would feel sympathy for the owner of the car or perhaps even frustration at the inconvenience caused by the flat tire.Rate this question:
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9. Do you have limiting core beliefs about success, believing you have to have money to make money, need connections, higher education, etc.?
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Yes.
- B.
No.
Correct Answer
B. No.Explanation
The correct answer is "No" because the question is asking if the person has limiting core beliefs about success, such as believing that they need money, connections, or higher education to be successful. By answering "No," the person is indicating that they do not have these limiting beliefs and instead believe in their ability to succeed regardless of these factors.Rate this question:
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