Okay so yesterday I was messing around with that ACE Tree House Person Test everyone’s been talking about. Decided to give it a proper shot since my first try last week gave me totally wonky results. Here’s exactly how I did it step by step.
Getting Ready for the Test
First thing I did was clear my schedule after lunch when I’m most awake. Grabbed headphones, turned off all notifications on my phone, and found a quiet corner in my basement. Last time I tried doing this while cooking dinner and obviously got distracted when my smoke alarm went off.
I went straight to the official ACE website cause I remembered some sketchy copycat sites giving fake results. Made sure the URL was legit – no weird spelling or extra letters. Signed into my account from last time so I wouldn’t waste minutes setting up new profile crap again.
Taking the Actual Test
Started with the basic questions about that tree house image everyone sees. This time I stared at it for a solid 2 minutes before answering instead of rushing. Noticed three new details I’d missed before: 1) The rope ladder looks newly repaired, 2) There’s a soccer ball stuck on the roof, and 3) That weird bird-shaped weather vane.
When those personality questions popped up, I did something different: answered immediately without overthinking. Last time I kept changing answers like “Do I REALLY prefer night over day? Maybe on Tuesdays?”. Big mistake apparently – the test knows when you’re faking.
The timed sections almost tripped me up again. Saw that 60-second countdown for the “emergency scenario” part and panicked. But I remembered the expert tip: they’re testing your gut reaction, not Shakespearean storytelling. Just blurted out whatever came to mind first.
Getting My Results
When the score page loaded, I nearly choked on my coffee. Completely different from last time! Before it said I was some “adventurous free spirit” which is hilarious cause I won’t even try new pizza toppings. Now it showed:
- Strong analyzer type
- Prefers structured environments
- Learns best through hands-on crap
Which actually explains why I’ve got 37 unfinished DIY projects in my garage.
What Actually Worked
After comparing both attempts, here’s what made the difference for accurate results:
- Do it alone with zero distractions – no music, no people bugging you
- Don’t try to “game” the questions – your first stupid thought is usually the right answer
- Pay attention to tiny details in images – they matter way more than I thought
- Ignore the timer panic – just react naturally even if it sounds dumb
Final takeaway? This test’s surprisingly legit when you don’t half-ass it. Might actually use these results to reorganize my damn workshop this weekend.