Answer these 12 questions honestly.

Go with your gut. Don’t overthink it.

Some questions might have more than one answer that feels true. That’s normal. Pick the one you lean toward most. The more honest you are, the more useful your results will be.

Ready? Let’s go.

Question 1: When a new challenge or opportunity lands in front of you, what’s your first reaction? *

A) Let’s go. I’ll figure it out as I move.

B) I’ll start small, get some momentum, and build from there.

C) My brain usually starts looking for a less obvious way to approach it.

D) Let me think through this and build a real plan before I do anything.

E) I tend to think first about what this could become if it actually worked.

F) I naturally think about who I trust that could help me do it well.

Question 2: What’s most likely to stop you from taking a leap of faith? *

A) Not having the right people around me or not feeling supported.

B) Feeling like progress is too slow and it might not be worth it.

C) Honestly? Not much. I just go.

D) Not having enough information or feeling like the timing isn’t right.

E) Doubt that the big dream I have is actually possible for me.

F) Fear that my idea won’t work and I’ll look like I don’t know what I’m doing.

Question 3: When things go wrong or you hit a wall, how do you usually respond? *

A) I break it down, figure out what went wrong, and adjust the plan.

B) I shake it off fast and come back harder.

C) I flip the approach entirely and try something completely different.

D) I usually need to talk it through with someone before I know what my next move is.

E) I stay the course, slow and steady, even when it’s frustrating.

F) I go back to the why. The vision is what keeps me going.

Question 4: What tends to pull the best out of you? *

A) A sense that what I’m doing actually matters and connects to something bigger.

B) The chance to build something real through steady progress over time.

C) The freedom to approach things in a way that feels original and true to me.

D) Knowing that what I’m doing genuinely impacts the people around me.

E) A situation where clear thinking and a smart plan really matter.

F) A challenge that forces me to rise and prove to myself I can handle it.

Question 5: When you think about stepping outside your comfort zone, you feel: *

A) Excited to try something new and see what sticks.

B) More settled once I know I have support around me.

C) Cautious, but open to it if I have a plan I trust.

D) Ready. Honestly, I love this feeling.

E) Fired up by what’s possible on the other side.

F) Steady. I’ll do it, but it takes time for me to warm up.

Question 6: How do you make big decisions? *

A) Fast. I trust my gut and I move forward.

B) Carefully. I need to see most of the options before I commit.

C) One step at a time. I test before I go all in.

D) I usually ask whether it fits the bigger direction I want my life to go.

E) I often look for an option that feels more aligned than the obvious choices.

F) I usually process it out loud with someone I trust before I feel clear.

Question 7: How do you respond to risky situations? *

A) I can handle risk better when I feel like I have room to adapt.

B) I take smaller risks and build from what I learn.

C) I’ll risk big if it’s for something I actually believe in.

D) I embrace it. No risk, no reward mentality. Simple as that.

E) Risk feels easier to carry when I know I’m supported.

F) I take calculated risks. I do my homework first.

Question 8: When fear shows up, what do you naturally fall back on? *

A) I push myself to move before I lose momentum

B) I start thinking through the best way to handle it so I don’t mess it up

C) I stick to what I know works and keep showing up

D) I remind myself why this actually matters so I don’t lose sight of it

E) I usually feel more grounded after talking it through with someone

F) I look for a different approach that might work better

Question 9: What drains you the most? *

A) Feeling like I’m working hard but nothing is changing fast enough. The hamster wheel.

B) Losing sight of the bigger purpose, and feeling like it just doesn’t matter.

C) Being stuck with no forward movement. In other words, stagnation kills my drive.

D) Uncertainty. Making decisions without enough clarity.

E) Being forced to follow a rigid system that leaves no room for my creativity.

F) Feeling isolated or like I’m carrying everything by myself.

Question 10: How do you tend to recharge your mental, emotional, and physical battery when you’ve recently gone through a stressful situation? *

A) I usually recover best when I’m around people who ground me.

B) I need space to think differently again and reconnect with what feels alive.

C) I reconnect with my purpose and remember why I started.

D) I acknowledge the progress and remain consistent with what’s working.

E) I reflect on what I learned and then plan out my next move.

F) I jump into something else, because momentum, in general, is how I recover.

Question 11: When you’re stuck or unsure, which thought sounds most like the one in your head? *

A) “I just need to take action. I’ll figure it out as I go.”

B) “I don’t want to rush this and make the wrong move.”

C) “If I keep showing up, eventually something will click.”

D) “I know there’s more for me than this. I just don’t want to lose sight of it.”

E) “There has to be a better way than what I’m seeing right now.”

F) “I’d feel a lot better about this if I wasn’t figuring it out alone.”

Question 12: What would actually change for you if fear stopped calling the shots? *

A) I’d make decisions more confidently instead of going back and forth

B) I’d build real momentum instead of feeling like I’m always restarting

C) I’d move faster instead of hesitating when things feel hard

D) I’d trust myself to move forward without needing reassurance

E) I’d step fully into the life I feel called toward

F) I’d finally follow through on ideas I’ve been sitting on

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