Love wps struggled over half my life with diabetes raised my daughter alone for 15 years lost my left eye and still press forward I train to my best of ability shooting on weekends. I prep where my financial abilities allow. Lost most all my family. I've leaned alot and have now learned to lean on Jesus. Now I've applied my old high school metal band talents given to me by God,and play for our worship team. Though I hurt every single day. I e never even happier. Thanks wps for keeping content 💯 God bless and Godspeed!
Been thru that same slog almost exactly. Gave it to God and since he has blessed me beyond my wildest imagination. Truly hope he blesses you and yours the same man.
100%@h2s142 I only want to be higher in my score for the glory of God and the betterment of those around me, but I know I can only grow in Him and I'm only where I am because of Him. If it wasn't for Christ I'd be a 24, and that's mainly in the physical strength section. But with Christ I can sore and be more like Him, the greatest man who ever walked the earth because He was God in the flesh. BUT I also understand He will allow me to stay low so I don't get conceited, and I will ONLY rise while fully submitted to Him.
Knowing myself deep down I would barely get a 40. Others would probably say a little higher but it’s important that you exercise self-reflection because you know yourself best in most cases. I’m 24 and I pray that I can grow in these ways for the glory of the Lord. And that I might support my wife, daughter and little one on the way!
I’m an 82. My wife would probably give me higher than that. My kids would give me 100 because I’m invincible to them. You’re such an encouragement John. Keep it up with the Lion and the Lamb.
I was a weak man for a long time. Until i beat my addiction and became a father it morphed me into the strongest version of myself. Through sheer hard work and putting one day at a time down, it took me 4 years, but im proud to say I’ve accomplished my goal
I thought I might be about a 15 because I’m in above average shape and have decent endurance as far as cardio goes, but when John rated himself at a 15 I was like, well shit 😂
73. I embrace the suck. Single father (have custody) that recently divorced from a 28yr marriage. Not my choice, but roll with it. So I'm still healing from this upheaval of my life. Best strength... able to deal with pain and setbacks and keep moving forward. Worst... Letting my connection with friends and God slip. Work in progress as I readjust to being single without her psychological games.
19 physical, 20 mental, 10 emotional, 20 spiritual. You totally hit the hammer on the head when it comes to being patient with children. I don’t remember if it was you or somebody else but the one liner that I’ve kind of been training my mind to is “be the shelter from the storm for them… Not the storm” as usual great video
Kids have a way of pushing us over the top. It’s been difficult learning I can’t control them, they are there own person. I’m learning how to convince instead of forcing them. Thankfully my wife is very patient with them so I’m learning from her.
@@noel4854 Absolutely I couldn’t do it without my wife either. A Godly woman is definitely the key ingredient to balancing out a man’s natural heavy hand.
We everyone were children at some point in our life, so many parents forget that. And if a parent says that they were this good and that good when they were kids, then they are lying.
Physical: 23 Mental: 22 Emotional: 22 Spiritual: 13 Total: 80 Biggest thing I need to work on is externalizing my morals/spirituality when necessary. Too many times I see something out and about where I should say something or actively provide something and don't due to self imposed scheduling restraints and hesitation due to the unknown severity or time commitment I may be walking into. I've made big strides working on that, but still have a long way to go. Everything else I believe is pretty darn high due to a lot of very difficult, but no traumatic, aspects of my childhood/upbringing. Rejection and failure being a part of the "game" were instilled in me from about 4 years old, onwards. In my adult life, it's usually failure or pressure that pushes the ship forwards and I'm grateful for it even though it makes generally existing a chore (but not in a bad way.)
I gave myself a 32 overall. Seriously thank you John for breaking it down like that. Now I’m able to really hone in on where I’m falling short as a young man.
I scored myself 60. Highest mental toughness. Lowest physical fitness. Here’s why Physical-I am strong, and have walking endurance, but I cannot run very far and I am slow. I am also overweight. 10 pts Mental- I sleep 6 hours, work two jobs as an RN, am taking full time classes, and still maintain a weight lifting schedule and am never late. Mentally tough. But I don’t do cardio because I don’t like it. My diet is terrible. 20 points. Emotional- I am slow to anger. I have a lot Of patience. But once the patience is gone it’s gone. I struggle with feeling joy. I am happy. But I am never satisfied with my life no matter how far I come. The only people I have deep meaningful relationships are with my wife and father. But, loss and dissapointment does not bother me aside from a few hours of pouting. No kids. 15 points Spiritual- I do not lie. I do not steal. I do the best I can to spread the word of Jesus. Again, trouble feeling joy. I’ve been told I am quick to forgive. Lack of deep connection. 15 points
I’d put myself at a 55. Needing to work in the metal area, struggling with depression and other issues. I do have to give WPS a huge thank you because for you guys and a few others I am a far better person now than I was 5 years ago when my father passed and a lot of metal issues came to a head
I tear up with pure joy when I think of all the blessings Christ has given me. I tear up with joy for all the blessings I still need. The joy of the Lord is my strength!
Physical: 13 Mental: 17 Emotional: 15 Spiritual: 18 Total: 63 Actively working on improving physical strength and ability. Studying from the scriptures nearly daily helps me keep close to God to keep the proper perspective on life to improve in all areas. I was reading in Ephesians 4 this morning about putting off the old man or the natural man and putting on the new man or becoming a saint through Christ. This is also well stated in Mosiah 3:19 and Ether 12:27. God will work with us to make our weaknesses into strengths. God bless! Ephesians 4:22-24 22 That ye put off concerning the former conversation the bold man, which is corrupt according to the deceitful lusts; 23 And be renewed in the spirit of your mind; 24 And that ye put on the new man, which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness. Mosiah 3:19: For the natural man is an enemy to God, and has been from the fall of Adam, and will be, forever and ever, unless he yields to the enticings of the Holy Spirit, and putteth off the natural man and becometh a saint through the atonement of Christ the Lord, and becometh as a child, submissive, meek, humble, patient, full of love, willing to submit to all things which the Lord seeth fit to inflict upon him, even as a child doth submit to his father. Ether 12:27: And if men come unto me I will show unto them their weakness. I give unto men weakness that they may be humble; and my grace is sufficient for all men that humble themselves before me; for if they humble themselves before me, and have faith in me, then will I make weak things become strong unto them.
75. Emotional is the one I need to work on the most. The others I feel fairly good in, though I find myself constantly angry when seeing the progression of evil in this world. I never take that anger out on anyone in anyway… I just need to stop feeling so mad as a result of the evil of others and remember that God will have justice.
Physical: 15/25 Mental: 18/25 Emotional: 15/25 Spiritual: 20/25 These are my own answers, gonna go ask the wife to rate me on all categories next (I am prepared to be humbled lol) I have some work to do.
Physical Strength - 18, areas that I've already started addressing but need to continue improving are speed/agility, stamina, and mobility. Got the lifting heavy stuff down REALLY well. Mental Strength - 17, biggest failure here is taking the easy way out when working on my physical strength...top 2 excuses "I'm bulking" and "I'm not in the military anymore so why do I need cardio". Emotional Strength - 20, a couple years ago this would have been a 10 or less. I let my anger get the best of me a lot. Credit to the Lord for helping me with this, though I still stumble sometimes. Spiritual Strength - 18, most important thing to work on here is my walk with the Lord. Finally found a good church and going to my first men's Bible study this weekend. Got some work to get these all as close to 25 as possible.
I feel you on the comment about how your score would've been way different a couple years ago. I'm 21 right now and thank God I grew up. When I was 16 I was a complete degenerate. My score probably changed from around a 10 to around 80 overall.
I gave myself a total score of 55/100. I definitely have a lot I need to work on and change in my life. Thank you for this test! It'll definitely be one I take twice a year, along with the Security Test I do of yours twice a year.
I put myself at 60. Although I think I'm doing good, there is absolutely always room for improvement. I used to weigh over 300 pounds, now I'm down to 235. I've noticed that although I've improved a lot physically; the mental, emotional, and spiritual health improved even more. My biggest advice for anyone who's on a self improvement journey is patience, and forgive yourself.
Love this gauging concept of these 4 categories. Man, I've got work to do on all of these! I appreciate the challenges your channel brings out in me John! Thanks for this video!
Phsycial 15 - I'm still in decent shape, but I've let consistent workouts slip being a father of three young kids. I can still move and lift, but my deep-gut-second-wind has faded a lot. Mental 20 - I study literature regularly since I'm an English teacher and working on my Master's in English. Academics, thoughtfulness, and seeking the truth are firmly a part of my lifestyle. The next challenge here is imparting these habits to my kids through homeschooling. Emotional 18 - I'm generally in control of my anger in the moment, but I do become emotionally passive when I'm tired. Then I'm not as available to my kids as I should be. Spiritual 19 - I'm not afraid to die. My faith has grown in the "calm assurance" of the "things unseen," especially since I've entered my late 20's. As my children get older, I need to work on maintaining my integrity and becoming a deacon in my church.
70 total. Physical needs the most improvement, as I was inattentive to my body for years. Mental and spiritual are tied for the highest, as I have a strong relationship with the Lord and love learning.
Overall, I would rate myself around a 61; physical 10 (approaching 60 yoa, recently retired and I really NEED to up my physical), mental 18, emotional 15 (still working on that one type of personality that really pushes my buttons!), spiritual 18. Listening to your channel, having read your book (TWO THUMBS UP!!), and spending more time with my wife, now that we are both retired, and trying to be the best that I can be for her and us for God and our family, have made a positive impact!! Thank you!! You're a fellow veteran and a brother. God Bless you, your family and all of the Warrior Poets.
Brother all I can say is The struggle to be perfect keeps me humble. the person that people describe me as is someone I really don’t recognize. My son says that if i were listening in on my own funeral, I would swear there was a mixup on the funeral homes schedule. So I honestly scored myself a 40. my wife scored me an 85. so i’ll average it out as a 60 due to rounding down. Whatever the real number is I just want to finish well. hopefully be judged by the good Lord as worthy to keep.
Sad to say over-all I scored a 41 i need to work on every field. I do feel that if I had taken this test a month I would have scored much lower. But I think im on the right track been reading my bible and also reading The Warrior Poet Way. Thank you Mr Lovell for helping guys out like me.
John i found this channel years ago what it has become from firearms training to life and spiritual guidence i love and need it i grew up with no religion in my family i found god through struggle and your channel has driven me to build my relationship with god and serve my community out of service to others i want you to know you were a big part of this so thank you and according to this test i need alot of work but thank you and keep the mission going cause if you have reached me you are reaching others
I can't currently give myself a better score than 50 in good conscience. But I'm hopeful. After a lot of time paying too much attention to the first three scores I am sprinting to fix the spiritual category first and foremost (or rather let God fix it). If that score gets high enough, the other 3 will fall into line and if something that God requires of me demands a given score in any of the first three categories, I'll have it. Does that mean I won't study or train? Not at all, but if even one aspect of my life isn't forfeit to God, none of my physical, mental, or emotional strength matters. Honestly you can cut those out entirely. God will provide.
Thank you for sharing this advice with us, this is something I really needed to hear. I'm not very strong and am not proud of it so hearing about this scale is helping give me goals to work toward. Honestly I am probably AT MOST 25/100. Probably way less. Gotta work on myself!
Oh man this was an eye opener. I’m pretty hard on myself, because I believe you should always be improving. We need checks like this to remind us to find that balance. I’m not going to post my score to practice humility, or avoid humiliation, it’s one of those. 😉
58. The physical strength.... I dealing with congestive heart disease. I wish I could push myself harder. But I'm just bouncing back from a heart attack. I don't try to be a good man. I strive to be a better man. Being christ like is the standard.
Not gonna lie, I'm at best a mid-60s total score kinda guy. Mentally and emotionally I'm reasonably flexible and stable, but this year, before December 31, I *will* do a full on pull up for the first time in my life. Two years of physical training has gotten me to the point where that's possible and I am on track to win that. Who knows, maybe next year I'll do two, or ten... from now on, I'm also rating everything in my life on the "Zero to Jesus" scale, hahaha.
It's not where you are it's where you're going that matters. It's your spiritual fitness that will keep you on the track to get there. Good luck to you!
Your test is easy. I got a test for you. My test. California Default Father's Club. You have to be denied Lawyers stuck in a loop by the Judge cause you missed a court date. Pay for another mans kid. Denied DNA test, bank savings and work checks purged and garnished, crushed credit score and you cannot lease a vehicle or home. Homeless. No support or family. Give up your Dogs to live in shelter. Paid over $100k. I dont exist as an American Citizen. I'm denied Lawyers and the pursuit of Happiness. Try my test. I'm betting you would be a failure like me cause the State is denying the Pursuit of Happiness and I'm no Criminal to just take it all.
I have many failings in all four catagories that I work on daily. There are at least two issues that I have not learned to control. I tend to be slow to anger, however, once I am pushed to that point, l can approach the uncontrolable stage in which I say and do things that I know are damaging and hurtfull and, when I regain my senses, I have deep regret. I appologize, but, some pain cannot be healed with words. The second issue is foregiveness. I have a sibling who has wished my parents dead for her entire adult life. I severed contact with her for many years. My Father passed 15 years ago and my Mother turns 100 years old this month. Even now, I have little interaction with her. I know my life would be better if I could get past this, but, after much meditation and prayer I have not mustered foregiveness for her. Please pray that I solve these prior to any other deaths of family members. Thank you, John, for this forum to share.
Yo that was awesome I really like that you do stuff like this because I am still a kid and its very helpful to hear people like you and people like eric conn on the hard man podcast and my dad because it helps me become the man that I should be and the father that I should be and the husband that I should be.
I would say I am pretty balanced now a days. I had to let a little of my physical strength go so I could focus on my emotional and spiritual strength. Now that those are better I am bringing my physical strength back up. It is a balancing act.
Happy I cam across this video, the past 2 years of my life have had a lot of trials and setbacks, I have a plan and vision I am working towards, but I have become more cynical and lost my joy for life lately. I am going to take this video as a sign that it's time for me to pic myself back up and get back into my physical/ spiritual practices that have worked for me in the past. Thank you for all the great content!
Physical: 10 breaking my leg took alot out of me Mental: 16 Emotional: 15 Spiritual: 12 I used to be alot worse in emotional like an 8 it took me alot of self reflection to fix that I had to cut a lot of toxic behaviors.
I would probably give myself between a 60-70. Physical - 15, Mental - 20, Emotional - 18, Spiritual - 17. The two main areas i would like to improve is taking better care of my physical health by working out more and then I hope to improve spiritually by taking more time to pray both morning and night and for meditation to quiet the distractions of the world and hear the Spirit of the Lord speak to me. Thanks for this video.
I had a great mentor that would have aced this. Former Marine corps, Engineer, Master's degree, super tough guy despite his physical limitations that would have completely taken most people out of the fight. He still cared greatly for his family, and took time for punk kids like me with no work ethic, and got me into the army. Unfortunately pneumonia took him while I was in basic. Maybe I've done well, but even still, if I could be half the man he was, I'd consider myself a strong man.
Score - physical - 14, mentally - 15, emotional - 20, and spiritual - 20. I’ve been working hard on trying to maintain and gain weight. I’m around 5’10-6’0 at 160lbs and I wanna be around 180-190lbs. I’m athletic but skinny. I’ve grown to be very emotionally intelligent and calm. I struggle mentally as I over think sometimes. However I always plan and prepare myself. I dissect and analyze majority of things heavily. Spiritually, praying has really helped me a lot. Praying helps me come closer to Christ. I don’t read the word as much and I need too but I constantly talk to God all the time.
Sharing a body type 160-170 has been my best range. At 185, my heaviest ever, I had to workout constantly and take in so many calories it was terrible. And I didn't gain much strength. Now at 49 I maintain 165 with daily chores and a healthy diet with regular fasting. Feel great and can work like a mule. Be well Be free Be blessed Much love
I gave myself 11/25 physical at 5'6 209lb (round not bulky xD), but I can run a mile in 10 minutes, deadlift over 275, and hit 30 push-ups, but no pullups just yet, so I wouldn't say I'm sub 10/25 there. I have a problem losing weight rather than gaining though haha. Then similar to you 15 mental, 19 Emotional, and 18 spiritual. Also quite calm and reasonably intelligent/educated, but I overthink like a mf stress myself out.
@@goldenspirit9224Try dedicating 10 minutes of your daily workout to pull-ups. Start by doing hands, negatives, then holds. This is how I went from 0 to 7-8, had an injury so working my way back up above 5 now.
Thanks for the accountability update. I need work on anger and getting mad and complaining about government in our lives. I'll be working on those especially.
Maybe a 45 in total for me (being a little generous). It would help if we had some more examples of the kinds of people who would score somewhere in the middle range to help calibrate what it means to score a certain number. Cool concept and a good tool for self-reflection
That death note in your book was brutal. Thank you Score - 54 (Needs improvement) Physical - 9 (I'm strong but my dad weight has destroyed my cardio) > Fast, run, and eat as the scriptures instruct us to Mental - 17 (Logical and constantly learning) > Test/train mental fortitude with a long fast Emotional - 13 (Need to be slower to anger with my wife) > Pray for Yahweh to help me Spiritual - 15 (I hold to my convictions under adversity) > Learn Hebrew, memorize and walk in entirety of Torah
71- Ive got strength and grit, my biggest area of work is my emotions and spiritual strength. I am on the comeback to the Lords path instead of following my own and its crazy how putting off the important "little" things can throw you off the beaten path. Our future and my generation (myself being 22) are about to enter into a new world that is nothing that my 2x great grandparents could have even imagined. It is worrisome but i believe that at the end of the day though we will walk through the eye of the storm God has the final triumph!
Just turned 55 and been working the same career for 35 years to support my family. Father of three daughters, what a blessing that has been. I struggle with all FOUR categories!! I think at the end of the day, just be honest and do what's right. Knell for the Lord and stand for our Flag!! Thank you John for your insight, food for thought and self reflection. I have been following your YT channel for many years because you are Christ based in your heart, and it shows. Thank you for sharing your passion here. SaintMax
I'm sure like you I am harder on myself than others would be. But...58...at the best. Man...the more you talked about emotional strength the more I had to keep crossing out my score and marking it down. Got a lot of improving to do.
I love this!! Dude, I’m gonna have to have my wife take this test for me cuz mine will be harsh .. hers may be a little high tho and then I’ll adjust down hah , but overall I scored myself highest on spiritual like a 20-21 .. lowest on emotional , like a 15 just cuz I do kinda get annoyed and have somewhat of a temper but more so cuz I can get hurt badly by loss , not loss of something about me but like loss of a loved one and just think I could control my emotions a lot better ( I don’t think I know I can) I scored myself overall around 78-79 ..emotional brought my score down - AHHHH I HATE THIS ;) Jk . But for real I like this a lot , thanks John!
This one's tough. I needed this kick in the pants. Really need to work on emotional and spiritual strength and maturity. The verse I'm focusing on is Nehemiah 8:10, "The joy of the Lord is my strength."
@777SFINN777 I disagree. I believe John has even said that your role as a husband comes before that as a father. Mostly because being a passionate, loving husband, and having the best possible marriage really trickles down to the father part. Your children need to see that healthy respect and relationship. The marriage is largely the foundation of how to parent as strong team 💪
33 overall - 5P, 10M, 5E and 13S. I'm a small-framed guy with a fast metabolism, have trouble with eating right and getting good exercise. Let my body lapse over the last decade trying to focus on a career. Personal relationships are very weak, I have acquaintances rather than friends really. This is giving me a lot to chew on. Thanks John. Bless you.
I thought I was going to get a high score from the get. I’m a believer, I love my wife well, I serve in my youth group at church, I’m smart, and my life plans usually follow through well. But as John expanded on the specific details of each category I realized he was exposing serious weaknesses that I wasn’t facing. I gave myself a 20 overall, and I didn’t think that was going to happen. I’m pretty dang discouraged right now. Super humbling.
"Haven't had small children before" that made me laugh hard! As a father of 5 kids I can attest to this truth. Try having 3 or more asking you questions but not acknowledging that their sibling is asking a question too... or asked the same question they did that you just answered moments ago. 😂 I now understand why some men choose to be monks! 🤣🤣 As for my score total, it added up to 53.5, which honestly sounds too high to me. I really need to work more on the emotional side of things. Out of all my emotions, I'm more in touch with my anger than any other, sadly. I have a short fuse and can go from goofy, fun loving dad to angry James Woods Hades in 2 seconds depending on the situation. While I'm better than I used to be, I'm no where near what I believe I should be... work in progress I guess.
Yea I ranked myself at about 60.. anger is a struggle for me as well. I can go from really mellow to really upset depending on what the situation is. I definitely need to work on that.
@@SergiuM42Please reach out for an anger management class. My anger was really bad from 2010 to 2019 starting right after my time in Afghanistan and a situation happened that got me off my a@s to seek help. I spent a year and a half in my anger management class and it was the best knowledge that I gained, I continue to use those skills every day. Good luck, there are professional out there that can make a difference in your life.
I’m at a 70 currently. Room for growth in terms of having control of particular emotions such as disappointment and anger. I have a long fuse but my emotions sometimes get the best of me. I need to be spiritually stronger in terms of having lasting and close relationships with guys and dang it have more joy.
I am a work in progress brother Lovell, and continuously in flux. My Mission has not changed; however my Mission Focus has taken a dip. My test score is 71, and as a young man approaching 47 years, I have no excuse not to be exceptional in all categories of development. Awareness is absolutely key for me, and I appreciate you for shining a light into my personal self awareness. I will do better to be better. My prayers are with all those suffering this day. God bless you John🙏🏻
I’m strong on my spiritual side, I’m weaker in my emotional side to a degree, just need to better myself in that area. My score ended up being around 75. One thing is for sure once I became a father, my whole life became better and my relationship with God really took off! He freed me from alcohol addiction, now 11 years sober and my addiction to weed , 9 years sober. All in all I think it’s my relationship with God that has made me a better and stronger man! I super appreciate you John and all the guys from the Warrior Poet Society. I needed a group like this to help me better myself with my PTSD and to keep my drive alive to keep on moving forward and to keep fighting my battles. It’s so much better having people like you in my life. Thanks again! I feel like God lead me here for a purpose.
72/100 - I’m going through a season of growth so my scores are a bit higher than they would’ve been last year. Painful. In the fire. But that’s how I grow the most. 👊🏻 if you’re in a season of struggle, keep going. Don’t quit. God has something for you. Breakthrough is coming!
I have a lot of areas that I can and need to improve on though I think I have a good base to work from. Currently turned 55 and have a pinched nerve in my lower back and most probably because I am overweight and not in solid good physical shape. Not gym rat shape as that has never been my thing, but in decent shape. Divorced 10 years ago and have been alone ever since, so definitely have emotional hurdles to get over. Helped the ex with a move a few other things recently and found we get along better these days but together is not in the cards and that realization keeps me emotionally down. I appreciate that we should always be striving to be better and to improve, but, man... it's just not easy!
Ptsd sucks. But thank you John. You’ve given me something to think about and strive toward. 55. My biggest struggle is emotional control. Amygdala too skrong. Gotta work on growing prefrontal cortex.
It’s so good to see that so many of us men are moving past the tough guy can’t ever cry because its weak mindset that I’m sure most of us grew up under and adopted for a time. Let’s keep it going everyone, good luck to every other guy out there on the journey.
Physical Strength - 15, Several injuries that I've recovered from. Still working at it but have been consistently training for just under two years now. Need more cardio. Mental Strength - 17, I've been slacking at my job but recently took up a community volunteer job and and trying harder in the Reserves. I need to work harder and be better. Emotional Strength - 19, Need to learn to SHOW more love. A lot of times I feel like it's inherent but some people like my loved ones need to be reassured and i'm bad at that. Spiritual Strength - 17, I am very close with nature and the outdoors, meditate on occasion but my search for religion has felt empty. The catholic church feels hollow and have not "felt" God. After reading a few more books I plan on picking up a Bible, Quran, and Torah to read them through. Total: 69 I am really tired most days, out of active duty with new child, friends are far but trying my best. I wish it was easier to find some good guys to hike and shoot with but it doesn't feel easy at all these days.
i gave myself a 64. i need to get into better shape and work on controlling my anger better. i am really happy you made this video, i narrowed down my short falls and i will work to make myself better.
I have realized this about myself awhile ago. I overthink projects if I don’t set limits. My thinking is too scattered and unrealistic about the task at hand if I don’t set permitters and boundaries for that project.
65.5 my physical strength is down bc I'm fighting leukemia right now. Prior would have been better. Mental strength is improving but coming out of a poor decision of a bad marriage w/consequences, I can't rate myself higher than 15.5 (but going up!) Emotional strength is good at 20 (& going up the more I learn to depend on Christ while doing my duty. And ditto that for Spiritual strength It's coming up as I give all of me to Christ & He's testing me currently on "Do you mean it?" I do. So all will build on that foundation. And I look forward to learning more to protect those I love & my country on this journey of being a Poet Warrior. (And Prayer Warrior!!) THANK you, John!!!
OK scored a 70 out of 100, mental im a 19, strengh needs attention at 14 due to a heart condition im recovering from, BUT Spiritually i am working hard on thanks to you Mr John i was lost then i came across you and damn if your not a inspiration a legend and role model, im 52 in South Africa and you Sir have touch my life is so many ways and shown me i can be a better me and i want to be a better me, and seriously thanks to you i have found God i have started to love my Wife more than ever and i am working on being a better stronger more tolirant Man end goal, Strongest man in the room a Warrior poet THANKYOU SIR
Being an older man In age , I've went forwards and backwards in all topics . I never new loss till I really lost . I never knew love till I lost love . Strength well ,we can all be stronger anytime we choose . Faith does move mountains . Reading the Bible is the best workout for all our strengths and weaknesses . Just a little I've learned over the years. First time Watching . Great work your all doing .
15 - I have had back surgery, but I can do almost anything I try physically once. I’ll be sore, but I can and will. 25 - IQ of 168 (Mensa certified) I owned my own auto repair and custom fabrication shop, my engineer buddies call me for advice a lot, and I am building my own home by hand myself for my family. I have always had a gift for solving problems quickly and efficiently. 15 - I can get upset from time to time, but I grew up in martial arts and never lost my temper, I would constantly use my opponents anger against them though. When the computer or phone act up, I get upset, when things are serious, I don’t use emotion until the job is done, even then, I don’t show much. 20 - I hold no grudges and accept life as it comes. = 75 isn’t bad, I could improve, I definitely don’t think I’m a weak man, but I know plenty of tough people.
Somewhere around a 63. I definitely need to work on my physical strength and have made some major progress on that this year. Thank you for inspiring us all to be better and do better.
Big John Wayne fan here. Every movie of his I've watched there are subtle ways he acknowledges he has emotions. He just isn't controlled by them. Still a big fan. Warrior Poet.
73 and I took a couple steps back from the last one I did with you guys. I experienced a lot of loss over the last few months and other Health related issues are helping me rewire and repair that is what I will continue to be working on.
I scored a 55.I'm strongest in Mental strength and I need the most work in spiritual and physical strength. I need to be better about building and maintaining friendships. I work out regularly and have just recently (finally) gotten to a body I'm proud of, however I need to add a lot of strength and power to be able to say I am a physically strong person. None of my types were significantly higher or lower than the others. I mostly need to be better at everything. Grow every day.
62 I am weakest physically and is progressively great worse I need to fight as hard as long as I God affords me the strength to do so. That being said I almost died from it early on. The church appointed my head with oil and prayed over me. The Lord stopped that long slide down. My physical health did not get much better but God opened my eyes to what I was missing. I need him the best of these.
mid 60’s here- I’m very aware of where I am and I’m ok with it, I’m blessed and what god has given me has served me better than I deserve if I’m being honest.
I grew up an athlete, wrestling, gymnastics, cross county running, and as an adult (age 47) I continue with martial arts, I give myself a 15 in physical. I have 2 daughters (14 & 9) and a son (3), it is rare that I raise my voice at them, my wife of over 20 years and I have never yelled at each other, I work as an RN in the ER, I deal daily with people lying to me to get drugs and legit patients in on the worst day of their life, I am also in school full time to further my career, I think emotionally I get a 19. Mentally, I am educated, although I do enjoy "brain vacations" and haven't done much pleasure reading since starting on my masters degree of which I only have 10 more weeks of school and that is finished, currently I have a 3.5 gpa, I enjoy learning about things that I am interested in, mentally I give myself a 17. As a Christian, I pray daily, and I fail daily, without God, I wouldn't be where I am, I will sacrifice everything to provide for my family, spiritually I give myself a 20. A 71, sounds high for me, I'm curious what my wife would score me?
A perfect 100. Wow. Couldn’t say enough good things about myself. Probably my greatest quality is my humility but I’m too humble to admit it, so I’ll say my greatest quality is my ability to be amazing. Thanks John for giving me another opportunity to give myself a pat on the back.
Im in my 60s running a few horses and cows. I still am moving a ton of feed alone and hay regular. Id like to start gearing up and jog the perimeter of our place.. but honestly tho lol sadly... I doubt it would be all that cool as it sounds. I scored me at a 65. If I am anything good at all its not by my hand but by God's grace alone. Cant begin to say how blessed I am he doesn't give up easily. Praying for this crowd for safety, guidance and blessings
Honestly shocked at how many guys are scoring themselves as 7-8 out of 10 on the "Loser to God" scale tier list. For my self, looking at where I am vs where I should be, I score myself as follows. #1 Physical: 15/25. My job requires some physical labor, and I do SOME outdoor activities, but I essentially have a "Dad Bod" at 25 without even being a dad. #2 Mental: 18/25. Hard to guess without a test, I have the ability to see and solve certain things that most others don't see, but at the same time I will often miss the obvious. #3 Emotional: 12/25. I have trouble controlling mood swings. I have a short fuse and can get initially baited quite easily, but I am also able to get over it and "make up and move on" after a short time. #4 Spiritual: 13/25. I honestly cant give myself a higher score, others who THINK they know me might say different, but we're not going by the brief observation of others here, we're going by sober self analysis by a biblical standard. Total Score: 48/100 I definitely need Jesus.
