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A period in which children begin to develop logical thinking, creativity, and cooperation skills.

• Problem solving
• Creativity and imagination
• Basic cooperation and communication
• Emotion recognition and empathy
• Basic financial thinking
• Working with rules and responsibility
• Motor and cognitive skills

A period in which children are capable of more complex thinking and start understanding abstract concepts.

• Analytical thinking and problem solving
• Creativity and innovation
• Teamwork and basic leadership
• The fundamentals of argumentation and persuasion
• Independence and decision-making
• Working with information and critical thinking
• Self-awareness and personal development

A period in which the ability for critical thinking, self-reflection, and social intelligence develops.

• Solving complex problems
• Creativity, innovation, and strategic thinking
• The ability to communicate and lead a team.
• Decision-making and responsibility
• Empathy and social intelligence
• Working with Information and Digital Literacy
• Personal development and self-reflection

A period in which the ability for abstract and strategic thinking develops.

• Planning and strategic thinking
• Advanced social skills and conflict resolution
• Innovation and entrepreneurial mindset
• Financial literacy and responsible management
• Self-reflection and personal development
• Responsibility and ethical decision-making
• Information Management and Critical Thinking

A period focused on career development, finding hobbies, and personal values.

• Self-motivation and productivity
• Teamwork and relationship building
• Creativity and problem-solving skills
• Career planning and professional growth
• Self-awareness and personal values
• Financial independence and investing
• Mental health and stress management

A period of building a career, relationships, and managerial skills.

• Strategic thinking and decision-making
• Effective communication and team leadership
• Innovative thinking and problem solving
• Time management and effective planning
• Networking and building professional relationships
• Negotiation and persuasion
• Work-life balance and burnout prevention

A period in which adults use their experience to improve and mentor others.

• Mentoring and developing others
• Strategic thinking and long-term planning
• Development of creative projects
• Building and maintaining workplace relationships
• Financial and investment planning
• Responsibility and ethical decision-making
• Preparation for transition to another phase of life

A period of reflection, sharing experiences, and focusing on values.

• The ability to impart knowledge and experience.
• Social intelligence and emotional resilience
• Creativity and maintaining mental activity
• The meaning of life and fulfillment
• Intergenerational relationships and family values
• Physical and mental well-being
• Technological literacy and digital skills

Helps to better understand personality, strengths and weaknesses, and way of thinking.

• Personality type: Introvert, extrovert, or ambivert?
• Dominant thinking style
• Level of emotional intelligence (EQ)
• Response to stress and challenging situations
• Self-confidence and assertiveness
• Level of adaptability and openness to change
• Motivation and internal drives

Helps to better understand communication, negotiation, and relationship-building skills.

• Communication style
• Conflict management
• Level of empathy
• Active listening
• Nonverbal communication
• Ability to argue
• Expression in rhetoric

Helps to better understand relationships with loved ones and parenting roles.

• The language of love
• Parent type
• Conflict resolution in relationships
• The ability to forgive and reconcile
• Patterns in romantic relationships
• Family values and educational principles
• Emotional availability

Helps to better understand career direction, leadership, and productivity.

• Work strengths
• The ability to lead a team.
• Stress management at work
• Ability to adapt in a dynamic environment
• Career goals and motivation
• Work ethic and values
• Work-life balance

Helps to better understand financial habits and investment decisions.

• Attitude towards money
• Saving vs. spending
• Financial Planning
• Investment skills
• Ability of financial discipline
• Emotional relationship with money
• Risk relationship in investing

Helps to better understand creative and analytical thinking.

• Creativity vs. logic
• Original problem-solving solutions
• Inclination towards innovations
• Divergent vs. convergent thinking
• Creative writing and expression
• Imagination and artistic thinking
• Risks of creative thinking

Helps to better understand the level of logical reasoning and problem-solving abilities.

• Strategic vs. intuitive thinking
• Analytical skills
• Detailism vs. broader perspective
• The ability to solve complex problems
• Logical argumentation
• Pattern and trend recognition
• The ability to separate facts from assumptions

Helps to better understand physical and mental health.

• Sleep mode
• Eating habits
• Stress management
• Physical activity and movement habits
• Mental well-being and psychological resilience
• Daily Routine and Habits
• Ability to relax and regenerate

Helps to better understand personal values and life priorities.

• Material vs. spiritual values
• Attitude towards finances
• Planning for the Future
• Personal philosophy and value system
• The ability to make decisions based on values.
• Social engagement and altruism
• Value conflict and its resolution

Helps to better understand the ability to adapt to new situations.

• Ability to manage changes
• Routine vs. innovation
• Adapting to new situations
• Stress resistance during changes
• Openness to new challenges
• Ability to improvise
• The balance between stability and change

Helps to better understand emotions, stress, and mental resilience.

• Rational vs. emotional type
• Ability to manage stress
• Approach to problem-solving
• Self-control and emotional stability
• The ability of empathy
• The influence of emotions on decision-making
• Strategies for improving mental well-being

Helps to better understand personal growth, mindset, and motivation.

• Level of discipline
• Managing Change
• Conflict Resolution
• Intrinsic motivation
• Resilience to failure
• Setting a growth mindset
• Setting and achieving goals

Helps to better understand how we envision the future and what steps we take to achieve it.

• Attitude towards technologies and innovations
• Visionary or pragmatist?
• Long-term planning
• Perception of risks and uncertainties
• Access to change and adaptability
• Global thinking and social responsibility
• Innovative thinking and the ability to anticipate trends

Helps to better understand what truly fulfills and motivates us in life.

• What is most important to you – happiness, success, or peace?
• How do you find meaning in your daily activities?
• Do you have a clear life philosophy?
• Personal satisfaction and fulfillment
• The influence of goals on life satisfaction
• Finding balance between work and personal life
• Long-term satisfaction and life mission

Helps to better understand how we view life – with humor or seriously?

• Are you more of a realist, an optimist, or a cynic?
• How well do you handle irony and sarcasm?
• Do you perceive the world more through facts or through emotions?
• The ability to relax in stressful situations.
• The influence of humor on interpersonal relationships
• Personal setting and the ability to laugh at oneself
• The balance between seriousness and lightness in life

Helps to better understand whether we rely more on instincts or logic when making decisions.

• Do you trust your intuition more or the facts?
• How quickly do you make decisions?
• How well do you gauge people and situations?
• Logical analysis vs. quick decisions
• The influence of emotions on decision-making
• Self-confidence in decision-making
• Adaptability in unexpected situations

Helps to reveal the less visible aspects of our personality and character.

• What is your hidden strength that you are not aware of?
• How do others perceive you versus how do you perceive yourself?
• What qualities make you exceptional?
• Your unconscious patterns of behavior
• Hidden motivations and values
• Your ability to adapt to different environments
• What drives you to grow and change?