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How Do You Inspire Others?

In order to Help And Lead Others (HALO), you've got to feel good about yourself first. Find out what makes you feel inspired -- and how you inspire others. Take this quiz!

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  • Pick a little thing that might brighten your day:

    • Reading an encouraging quote.
    • Hearing an uplifting song with an energetic beat.
    • Making a game-winning play for my team.
    • Watching a video of a sleepy puppy or laughing baby.

  • When doing projects, you'd be happiest in a group where:

    • I use my positive attitude to motivate my team when faced with obstacles.
    • My advice and opinion is valued by my teammates.
    • I can focus on applying my skills to make my big ideas a reality.
    • My organizing skills guide my team to success.

  • If your friend accomplishes something amazing, you're most likely to:

    • Scream excitedly when I first hear the news. I might even jump up and down.
    • Tell everyone I know.
    • Give that friend an extra-huggy hug.
    • High-five that friend.

  • When you're tired or in a bad mood, what motivates you to keep going?

    • Taking a little break to get a breath of fresh air. It always helps.
    • Knowing I can turn to my mom, teacher or mentor for support.
    • The little voice in my head that says "You can do this."
    • Talking to a funny friend. Laughter fixes everything.

  • Your favorite way to spend your lunch time is:

    • Hanging out with my friends and inviting new people to join in the conversation.
    • Going from table to table to get a petition signed in support of a cause I feel passionate about.
    • Organizing lunch-time games to play in the cafeteria with my friends on a rainy day.
    • Helping my classmates study for an upcoming test or putting the finishing touches on a team project.

  • When my BFF is down, I show support by:

    • Telling them something positive about themselves, if they are being too critical.
    • Cheering them on if they are ready to give up on something important.
    • Being available to talk to them if they're worried about anything.
    • Telling a funny joke to brighten their mood.

  • You feel most inspired when you're:

    • Walking to school/work in the morning.
    • Standing behind a podium, holding a microphone.
    • Crossing a finish line.
    • Listening or reading about someone I admire.

  • Choose one thing that can give you a burst of inspiration:

    • Real smiles. Fake ones just aren't the same.
    • Positive feedback. It's so much more helpful than the mean kind.
    • That warm glow I get when I've accomplished one of my goals.
    • The rush of adrenaline I get when I face my fears. I love that!
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