Your Narcissism Assessment Report

Prepared for Jane•Aug 2026

Executive Summary

Based on your responses, your profile indicates a moderate level of narcissistic traits. This places you in a balanced range where certain characteristics can be adaptive, fostering confidence and ambition, while others may require mindful management.

Key InsightYour highest sub-domain score is in “Grandiosity”, which manifests practically as high self-assurance. When channeled constructively, this is a profound leadership asset.

Trait Breakdown

A detailed look at the core dimensions comprising your overall score.

Grandiosity72%

Need for Admiration55%

Empathy48%

Strengths

High resilience to external criticism.
Natural inclination to take charge in ambiguous situations.
Strong persuasive communication skills.

Blind Spots

May underestimate the emotional needs of peers.
Tendency to dominate collaborative discussions.
Difficulty accepting critical feedback without defensiveness.

Relationship Profile

In close relationships, your moderate score suggests a dynamic where you bring passion and decisiveness, but may occasionally overshadow your partner. The balance lies in conscious perspective-taking.

“The challenge is not to diminish your light, but to ensure it illuminates others rather than blinding them.”

Growth Recommendations

Practice Active Listening: Commit to listening without formulating your response while the other person is speaking.
Seek Unfiltered Feedback: Identify a trusted colleague and ask for one area where you could improve team collaboration.
Acknowledge Shared Success: Make a conscious habit of publicly crediting team members for their specific contributions.

30-Day Action Plan

Week 1: Observation

Track how often you interrupt during meetings. Goal: Reduce by 50%.

Week 2: Inquiry

Ask at least three open-ended questions about others' well-being or projects per day.

Week 3-4: Integration

Implement the feedback received from your trusted colleague and review progress.