Is Fear Running Your Life?

(Find Out In 3 Minutes)

For Elite Professionals (Age 35-65)—Executives, Physicians, Attorneys, Entrepreneurs, High-Performers:

This assessment reveals whether you're operating from

Fear 1 (instinctive protection)

Fear 2 (learned loops that hijack your biology).

"Your five senses of perception are your deception"

-Ann Sommer

Instructions:

Answer honestly, not how you wish it were, but how it actually is.

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SECTION 1: DECISION SPEED

1. When you need to make a high-stakes decision (career move, diagnosis, case strategy, major investment), you typically: *

A. Delay for days or weeks, replaying scenarios and seeking multiple opinions before moving

B. Gather extensive data and validation, then decide but continue second-guessing afterward

C. Process quickly, trust your gut, and execute within 24-48 hours without mental replay

2. After making a major decision, your internal dialogue sounds like: 59cd3 *

A. "What if I'm wrong? I should have waited. Everyone will see I made a mistake."

B. "I think this was right, but let me check to make sure. I hope this doesn't blow up."

C. "Decision made. Moving forward. I'll adjust if needed, but I'm clear."

3. When unexpected crisis hits (patient complication, case setback, deal falls through, public criticism): 594sn *

A. Panic internally, feel like everything's falling apart, question your entire approach

B. Feel the stress intensely, need time to process, reach out for reassurance

C. Assess quickly, feel the pressure but stay centered, pivot without self-doubt

SECTION 2: PRESENCE & AUTHORITY

4. In high-stakes moments (surgery, courtroom, boardroom, pitch, critical meeting), you notice yourself: *

A. Over-explaining, justifying decisions, feeling the need to prove your competence

B. Speaking confidently but internally monitoring reactions, adjusting based on others

C. Speaking with natural authority, stating your position clearly, unbothered by whether everyone agrees

5. When someone challenges your expertise or questions your decision: 59xjj *

A. Feel defensive immediately, take it personally, or start doubting yourself

B. Feel triggered but maintain composure, though you replay the conversation later

C. Stay grounded, clarify if needed, but don't internalize it or question your authority

6. Compared to 5 years ago, your confidence in your abilities is: *

A. About the same or worse—despite more experience, you still doubt yourself regularly

B. Better but inconsistent—some days unstoppable, other days questioning everything

C. Significantly stronger—you trust your judgment more with each passing year

SECTION 3: THE LOOP

7. After a difficult conversation (conflict, negotiation, feedback) *

A. Replay it for hours or days, thinking of what you should have said differently

B. Replay it for a few hours, talk it through with someone, then mostly let it go

C. Process it once, extract the lesson, move on within an hour

8. The voice in your head that questions your decisions is: *

A. Constant and loud—it's there most days, especially before big moves

B. Present but manageable—shows up under stress but you can usually quiet it

C. Rare or absent—you have conviction and clarity most of the time

9. When you wake up at 3am thinking about work: *

A. Usually anxiety or worry about what could go wrong, replaying scenarios

B. A mix—sometimes strategic thinking, sometimes worry loops

C. Rare, and when it happens, it's productive strategic thinking, not worry

SECTION 4: INFLUENCE & BOUNDARIES

10. When you communicate your vision to your team: *

A. You dilute your message, hedge with "maybe" or "we could," or seek consensus before committing

B. You're clear but still seek validation, checking if people agree

C. You state it clearly and directly, people align quickly because your certainty is contagious

11. Your leadership presence in the room feels: *

A. Like you're performing or trying to project confidence you don't fully feel

B. Solid most of the time, but you're aware of managing your image and energy

C. Effortless and natural—you don't think about it, you just embody it

12. When someone brings you their problem or emotional drama: *

A. Absorb it, feel heavy afterward, carry their stress as if it's yours

B. Try to fix it or help them, but it drains you and you think about it later

C. Listen with boundaries, offer perspective, but don't carry their weight—you stay clear

SECTION 5: SELF-TRUST & IDENTITY

13. When you think about your biggest professional accomplishments: *

A. Downplay them or attribute them to luck, timing, or other people

B. Acknowledge them, but wonder if you can repeat that level of success

C. Own them fully—you know exactly what you did to make them happen

14. If your next big move fails publicly, your biggest fear is: *

A. People will see I'm a fraud and everything I've built will crumble

B. It will damage my reputation and set me back significantly

C. It would be a setback, but I trust myself to rebuild and pivot

15. The idea of raising your prices, asking for the big deal, or stepping into the next level makes you feel: *

A. Terrified or frozen—you can't shake the "who am I to charge that?" voice

B. Nervous but possible—you know you should, but it takes mental effort to justify it

C. Ready and clear—you know your value and can state your worth without apology

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