Your Greatest Relationship Strength Assessment

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Welcome to your Your Greatest Relationship Strength Assessment!

You are about to find out how your way of fostering relationships is uniquely hardwired in you.

Your Greatest Relationship Strength Assessment identifies if you're more passionate, purposeful, or proactive in connecting with others.

Once we understand our strength, we learn to avoid burnout, build boundaries, and love as Christ has called us to love…without losing ourselves in the process.

Take this FREE Quiz to receive the strength that identifies you and helps develop healthy relationships! Your current and future relationships are worth the time investment!

Instructions:  Please select the answer that best fits you. You will be added to Billie's email list so that you can receive your results. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Let's Go!

1. 
When I notice a new face at a social gathering, I quickly introduce myself to them.

2. 
If a friend is having a hard time, I listen to let them vent without having all the answers.

3. 
I have an extremely busy schedule, but when I find out a friend is overwhelmed and needs help, I clear some time to help them.

4. 
"I heard you need volunteers. Sign up me!"

5. 
I make eye contact with people when they are talking.

6. 
"Can’t we all get along?" I try to diffuse conflict when it arises in a group.

7. 
If I tell you that I will do something, I do it and more.

8. 
I get excited to invite new people to join in a girls night out.

9. 
I am not joining a group that is full of drama.

10. 
My friend just successfully launched a huge project, and I cannot wait to plan a party to celebrate her success!

11. 
If I know you are struggling, I have a deep sense of empathy and want to find ways to reach out and help you.

12. 
I donate money to fundraisers for good causes.

13. 
If you confide a secret in me, I will keep it, even from my one go-to trusted friend.

14. 
I never leave a gathering without meeting at least one new person.

15. 
I give the benefit of the doubt to a person I know when they do something that goes wrong.

10 Comments

  1. Sandy Thomason
    Sandy Thomason on March 1, 2024 at 9:26 AM

    Thank you

    Reply
    • Billie
      Billie on March 1, 2024 at 9:42 AM

      What did you think about the quiz? Was it accurate? Helpful?

      Reply
      • Annemarie Danieu
        Annemarie Danieu on March 1, 2024 at 11:36 AM

        The quiz was interesting. Even though I may be passionate about many things, I am mostly an introvert. The thought of volunteering or leading for a cause scares me immensely. Something always holds me back. No self worth maybe? Not capable or I’m not good enough to do anything like those things type of mindset? I just don’t know.

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        • Billie
          Billie on March 1, 2024 at 1:52 PM

          Praying for you! It is not a good feeling to be scared to do something. I do want you to know God loves you more than you can imagine! You are worth so much to HIM!
          I’ll be praying you can feel that love deeply in your soul so that you can step out more.

          Reply
      • Susan Marshall
        Susan Marshall on March 2, 2024 at 6:44 AM

        It was interesting to see a lot of these questions are things I do, and I was proud of that. It’s one I failed at, and you know the reason for that. I enjoyed finding out about myself.

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        • Billie
          Billie on March 2, 2024 at 10:29 AM

          I am proud of you for all you do!

          Reply
  2. Debbie Kelly
    Debbie Kelly on March 2, 2024 at 10:14 AM

    This was interesting to take. I was surprised at some of my answers. I’m sensitive to whether people are introverted or extroverted, so I go out of my way to honor that. So for me, sometimes that means not drawing attention to their plight but helping privately. Really appreciate you, Billie. Can’t wait for this new book.

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    • Billie
      Billie on March 2, 2024 at 10:29 AM

      Love it! Do you think it identified your strength? So excited about the book…I know you will love it!

      Reply
  3. Sarah Ndjerareou
    Sarah Ndjerareou on April 6, 2024 at 12:25 PM

    Fascinating-and spot on. Apparently, I never outgrew being the new kid.over and over again. It explains my somewhat haphazard friendships. But how do avoid burnout? Thank you for this insight

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    • Billie
      Billie on May 5, 2024 at 7:50 AM

      I understand that! Praying this helps to understand how to foster relationships.

      Reply

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