PRINCIPLE 48 / KNOW THYSELF
Investor Blueprint
Understand your patterns. Put self-knowledge into practice.
How accurately do these statements describe you?
Answer for how you generally are, not how you wish to be. These are the standard Mini-IPIP personality items.
32 statements. No right answers. Your answers and notes stay in this tab and clear when it closes or refreshes. Download your result to keep it.
A learning exercise for self-awareness. Your blueprint does not measure financial ability or tell you which assets to choose.
Research, scoring, and what this assessment can tell you
The personality section uses the 20 public-domain Mini-IPIP items. Each trait averages four responses. Reverse-keyed items use 6 minus your answer. Money priorities average three original prompts each, without reverse scoring.
The blueprint names the highest money-priority mean above 3. A single highest mean names Guardian (Security), Pathfinder (Freedom), Builder (Progress), or Catalyst (Purpose). Equal top means name Alchemist. If none is above 3, the name is Explorer. This naming rule is an educational design choice, not a validated classification.
Personality research describes associations, not a prediction of your financial success. Money beliefs, experience, circumstances, goals, and capacity for loss require their own consideration. This tool does not assess those financial constraints.
The AN money prompts are separate from the Klontz Money Script Inventory. We do not assign an official DISC or MBTI type.
- Mini-IPIP questions and scoring key
- IPIP public-domain permission
- Donnellan et al. (2006), Mini-IPIP research
- Jiang, Peng & Yan (2024), personality and financial decisions
- Klontz et al. (2011), money beliefs research
Version 1.0.0-beta. A generic completion signal may be recorded. Answers, scores, blueprint labels, and personal notes are not included in that signal.