The Political Gifting Assessment
The Political Gifting Assessment
The rise and fall of political parties, cities, regions, and nations are determined by the identification of political talent, development of that talent, and placement of that talent in an appropriate political seat. The wrong alignment of political talents with the wrong political seat has set back political agendas for thousands of years.
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A politician's talent cannot be discovered and fully processed at the time of discovery. Through experience and study, abilities must be developed, and character must be cultivated in order not to sabotage the rise. I have created an assessment system called the Political Genetic Gifting Assessment that identifies the type of gifting, aligns it with the ideal political seat, and equips the candidate for its development.
A system such as this is essential to developing the next generation of political leaders because ignorance, ambition, imitation, and negative control are often the factors that blind political talent and political party bosses to their ability and the optimal political seat for them. If answered authentically and honestly, free of personal corruption, the questions will enable political talent or party bosses to identify the nature, ability, and potential of the political gifting.
Definition of Terms​
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Politics
​​All activities related to the governance of the internal and external affairs of nations or regions.
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Gifting
An innate genetic endowment of passion, intelligence, instinct, and intuition to produce value in a sphere of human endeavor.
Political Gifting
An innate genetic endowment of passion, intelligence, instinct, and intuition to produce value in a sphere of politics.
Political Talent
An individual with raw, processing, or fully developed political gifting.
Political Seat
A political position, whether within a political organization or government.
Aligned Political Leaders
A political leader that is occupying or pursuing a political seat that is aligned with his/her political gifting.
Unaligned Political Leaders
A political leader that is occupying or pursuing a political seat that is not aligned with his/her political gifting.
Which Political Visionary Are You?
National Political Leaders
They are genetically wired to see a future for a country and have the ability to source and develop cutting-edge policies, inspire people to join the vision, and marshal resources to achieve it.
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Examples: Aligned Presidents of Nations, Aligned Prime Ministers of Nations, Aligned Leaders of Oppositions, Aligned Presidential Candidates and Aligned Prime Ministerial Candidates.
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Political Sector Leader
They are genetically wired to see a greater future for a sector of a country and have the ability to develop cutting-edge policies, inspire people to invest time, treasure, and talent into the vision, and mobilize the resources to achieve it.
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Examples: Aligned Cabinet Ministers or Aligned State Political Officers who preside over sectors such as Education, Defense, Health, Tourism, Law, and Agriculture.
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Political Regional Leaders
They are genetically wired to see a greater future for a country's region and can develop cutting-edge policies, inspire people to invest time, treasure, and talent into the vision, and mobilize the resources to achieve it.
Examples: Aligned Ministers of Parliament, Aligned Mayors, Aligned Congressmen/Congresswomen, Aligned Senators, and Aligned Governors.
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Political Advocate Leaders
They are genetically wired to have a boiling passion for seeing changes in specific sectors and possess policy wisdom, inspirational talent and management ability to deliver a more excellent result for the benefit of the country or region.
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Examples: Social Justice Positions and Anti-Corruption Positions.
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Political Deal-Making Leaders
These are genetically wired to create and execute innovative and complex deals that advance the strategic interest of the political party, the nation, or the region they serve.
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Examples: Deal-Making Positions in Parliament, Governing Political Coalitions, Political Alliances, Foreign Affairs, and Economic Development.
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Political Governance Executives
They are genetically wired to optimize what is by organizing and managing people, financial resources, and material resources in an optimal way to achieve a greater present and future for a political party, region, or country.
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Examples: Executive Positions in Political Administration, Campaigning, Policy Creation, Economy, Political Communication, Political Finance, Heads of Political Parties, etc.
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Political Legislators
They are genetically wired to create policies and write and pass laws that advance a political agenda at the local, state, or national level.
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Examples: Legislative Leaders in Parliament, Senate, Congress, and City Hall.
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Political Diplomatic Leaders
They are genetically wired to create partnerships, develop relationships, energize stakeholders, and build new alliances that advance the political party and the region or nation they serve.
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Examples: Ambassadors, Special Envoys, Diplomatic Country Officers, Economic and Investment Envoys, Bridge Builders.
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Political Kingmakers
They are genetically wired to identify, bring and sustain leaders in prominence through the use of personal power, the exercise of strategy, leverage of influence, and relationship building.
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Examples: Executive Pillars
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Political Consultants
They are genetically gifted and developed to provide expert advice, direction, coaching, and strategy to political leaders in the areas of campaigning, governance, and policy creation.
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Examples: Political Strategists, Pollsters, Political Coaches, Campaign Consultants, Policy Consultants, Governance Consultants, Political Advisers, Spiritual Advisers and Economic Advisers.
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Political Financers
They are genetically gifted, passionate, and committed to significantly financially resourced, personally aligned political agendas and campaigns.
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Examples: Large Political Donors and Sponsors.
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Political Operatives
They are genetically wired to utilize their varied marketplace skills, abilities, and gifts to advance and fuel political agendas, campaigns, and organizations.
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Examples: The paid and volunteer workers that provide a political agenda in its operational support in canvassing, administration, promotion, and all other activities.