What's Your Detective Superpower?
Imagine that you're running your own detective agency. . . .
- 1.
It's a quiet day. You're waiting at the agency, but no clients are showing up. What are you most likely to do?
- A.
Look out of the window to see if anyone is coming your way.
- B.
Call some friends for a chat.
- C.
Create a marketing plan based on what has worked for you in the past.
- D.
Use your free time to meditate.
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- 2.
Finally the doorbell rings and a client walks in. She looks very nervous. What happens during your conversation?
- A.
You offer her coffee or tea, and you start a chat on general topics trying to make her more comfortable.
- B.
You get to the point quickly and you ask for a lot of details before you come up with your next step.
- C.
You observe her body language looking for clues about what's not being said.
- D.
You feel an instant liking for your new client and you decide that you will take on her case, whatever it might be.
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- 3.
The client tells you about her case and it sounds interesting, but complicated. You're unsure that you'll be able to solve it.
- A.
You ask for more details before you make up your mind.
- B.
You accept. You're confident in your ability to analyse the clues.
- C.
You call your friends who may know about the case to collect more information.
- D.
You'd decided that you'd work with this client before she even started speaking. You had this instant feeling that she was the right client for you.
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- 4.
During the investigation, you need to get some information from a person who may have his own interest in this case.
- A.
You collect more information to decide what this person's involvement might be and how to approach him.
- B.
You follow him around for a couple of days, noticing any suspicious actions.
- C.
You become best friends with him and you skillfully extract the information you need without him even noticing.
- D.
You get in contact with this person, trusting that you will know exactly what to say when the time comes.
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- 5.
You're not sure where to start the investigation. So...
- A.
You take some time to analyse what you already know to decide on the best course of action.
- B.
You visit the crime scene to check for any clues.
- C.
You talk to witnesses to find out more about what happened.
- D.
Your pull out a tarot card for guidance.
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- 6.
You have successfully completed the investigation. What do you do?
- A.
Go over all the evidence once again to confirm that you've come to the right conclusion.
- B.
You start organising a party to celebrate with your friends.
- C.
You look over the report for the client to make sure you haven't missed anything.
- D.
You give thanks to your inner guidance, it led you to success once again!
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