What if you could understand your emotional tendencies in a single, clear snapshot?
This profile will give you a name for your unique way of navigating the world, and it is the key to knowing whether your path to greater happiness should focus on increasing joy or decreasing unhappiness.
The Cheerleader
The Cheerleader (a person who feels positive emotions more intensely than the average person, but negative emotions less intensely than the average person—“high highs, few lows”)
The Mad Scientist
The Mad Scientist (a person who feels positive emotions more intensely than the average person, and negative emotions more intensely than the average person—“high highs, low lows”)
The Judge
The Judge (a person who feels positive emotions less intensely than the average person, and negative emotions less intensely than the average person—“few highs, few lows”)
The Poet
The Poet (a person who feels positive emotions less intensely than the average person, but negative emotions more intensely than the average person—“few highs, low lows”)
You'll also receive a comprehensive breakdown
of your profile, with information on:
Your strengths, personally and professionally
Your weaknesses, personally and professionally
Advice on how to lean into your strengths
The best social science on how to manage your weaknesses, which will help you in all domains of life
Your complementary Affect Profile—across romance, friendship, and work
A quick primer on neurobiology: why are happiness and unhappiness distinct phenomena that can occur simultaneously?
Whether you should focus on increasing your happiness, or decreasing your unhappiness
Details on how (and if) your Affect Profile can change healthily over time
