Peter Winick describes a digital assessment for his book Born Gifted that sorts people into three groups: those who know they're gifted, those who don't, and those unsure. For skeptics, it offers targeted gift finders across domains like creative and scientific work to help them recognize their strengths.
Yes, let's use you. Let's use you.
Okay, so I'll take it. I wrote a book called Born Gifted: How to Unwrap the Gift Inside You for Supernatural Success, and the goal is to take the user from either— there's 3 categories: either you believe you're gifted or you don't believe you're gifted. Okay. Either you discover your gift or you have it but yet you believe it's Okay.
So that's fairly easy on the front end to create. The first question they need to ask is, where am I? Right? So where am I on this? I'm on the 3. You know, that's fairly easy. The second piece might be if you're somewhere in the middle, right? And so that second category, there might be sub-assessments to say, well, you know, you got a gift, you just don't know what it is. Okay, let's go grab the finder. Your gift assessment, and it might be creative, it might be science, right? Whatever. I don't know what the what is, but there's a way to do it. So on the out on the back end of it comes.
