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Sharon Efuntoye

Administration Officer

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Sharon Efuntoye is a passionate and purpose-driven individual with interests in personal development, public health, leadership, and community development. She is committed to making meaningful impact, building positive relationships, and bringing value wherever she finds herself.

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The ReTAIE Principle Assessment

There comes a time in every life when movement is no longer enough — alignment becomes necessary. This assessment is designed to help you pause, reflect, and confront your current reality with honesty and clarity.

It is not a test of intelligence, success, or spirituality. It is a tool for self-discovery, alignment, and intentional transformation.

The Eight Dimensions

R
Realisation
Awareness of truth
T
Thoughts
Your internal belief system
T*
Talk
Your spoken words
A
Action
Your behaviours and habits
I
Attitude
Your inner posture
E
Impact
Your contribution and influence
E*
Evidence
The visible results of your life
L
Legacy
What your life ultimately builds

How to Approach This

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Be Honest
Answer based on your current reality, not your ideal self.
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Stay Open
Be willing to confront what is uncomfortable but necessary.
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Take Responsibility
Your results are not for judgment — they are for alignment and growth.

There are no "good" or "bad" scores — only truthful indicators.
A low score is a call for attention and transformation. A high score is a call for consistency and multiplication.

Before You Begin, Ask Yourself

  • Am I ready to see myself truthfully?
  • Am I willing to change what I discover?
  • Am I prepared to take responsibility for my growth?
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