My True Self vs Unstick

My True Self (MTS) answers the age old question ‘why do so many relationships fail’ and helps a person to clearly see how to better align themselves in relationships based on who they are. Who doesn’t want to have a relationship that will last? We’ve all been there, we think it’s going to last forever at the start and then the relationship starts failing. Before we know it, it’s too late and we start asking ourselves why? Often pointing the blame on the other person. We wonder whose fault it is. We analyze the relationships history and all the small things that seemed to add up to it’s conclusion. What we’re not very good at is looking at ourselves in the mirror to see who we truly are and are not. My True Self is an app that was designed to help anyone who wants to know who they are from a relationship point of view, so that they can seek partners who more align to their lifestyle or to see how they might help themselves in their existing relationship. Our team worked with Author Cathy Lumsden M.A who wrote the highly successful book ‘The Best Advice Your Mother Never Gave You’ and who hosted the TV show ‘The Best Advice’ in developing the app ‘My True Self’. We ask the app user to first evaluate themselves based on what they believe they are like in specific areas of a relationship, then they answer a series of questions that compare what they feel they know about themselves to what they’ve actually answered. Then we provide them with a collective conclusion on what kind of relationships best suit their personality. This is personal, this takes time to complete and reflect upon - because the relationships you experience can cause you to wonder 'will I ever find true love?' - let My True Self help you discover who you are first and therefore, who out there is best for you! Enjoy

STUCK WITH SOMEONE? FIND OUT WHY - AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT Success rarely comes down to what you know alone - it comes down to who you know, and how well you get along: partners, family, friends, colleagues, clients. Let's be honest: no app can hand you a better relationship, and nothing here replaces your own effort. But Unstick can show you exactly where the friction is coming from - and give you a genuine starting point for working through it. HOW IT WORKS Answer 12 quick questions to reveal your Personality Type. Then invite the other person - partner, parent, friend, colleague, anyone - to do the same. Their result is stored separately, next to yours. - Compare your two types, both are shown on the Home Screen - See where you're naturally aligned, and where friction is most likely to come from - Get specific, practical insight into how you may come across to them - and how they may come across to you - Explore real ways to bridge the gap, rather than just labelling the problem WHAT YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT ANY TWO TYPES - Communication styles, and where crossed wires are likely - Differing senses of humour - what lands, and what doesn't - Decision-making differences that can cause friction or complement each other - How each person tends to behave under pressure or in disagreement - Sociability, differences in perception, risk appetite, and flexibility - and how those differences play out day to day As more of daily life becomes mediated by screens, apps, and AI, the relationships that actually run your life - the people you live with, work with, and love - matter more than ever. Unstick is built for exactly that: real understanding between real people. Grounded in Carl Jung's original theory of psychological type, developed and applied for over 100 years. No ads. Full detail and instructions included. Twelve questions, a few minutes. A genuine starting point for a better relationship - and maybe a better life. Unstick by Personality Express. NOTE: This app provides personality insights based on self-assessed responses. It does not replace relationship counselling, individual physical, psychological, psychiatric, or medical assessments. Always consult a qualified medical practitioner for personal health and wellbeing concerns.