Discover How You Are Coded for Creativity

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Quiz Questions

1.
You decide to kick off a brand new project. What does your first move actually look like?
- A.
  I pull up my sleeves and just start doing. I’ll get my hands dirty. Action gives me clarity — I have to see it to know what’s next. If it goes sideways, I pivot.
- B.
  My mind just starts lighting up with different ideas — sometimes mid-conversation, sometimes in the shower, sometimes while running errands. I’m jotting notes everywhere, texting myself reminders, DMing voice notes to my friends. Honestly, I’m probably working out five different angles at once, and I can see how wild this could get if I let it run.
- C.
  I start thinking through the main goal — what am I actually trying to do here? I’ll outline my plan, maybe make a checklist, and sketch out what needs to happen first, second, third. I need a loose plan, even if I know it’ll change.
- D.
  I’m all about setting the vibe. I’ll think about how I want this to feel — what’s the experience, what makes it different? Once I have that spark, I’m off, pulling in details as I go.
- E.
  I throw it to my team or group chat and say, ‘We’re doing this — who’s in?’ I want to get people on board, hear what excites them, and see who’s ready to move. Energy is contagious and I like to get the momentum rolling right away.
- F.
  I immediately start asking questions. What problem are we really solving? What’s the opportunity others are missing? I’ll dig deep, sometimes annoyingly so, before I move forward.
2.
You’re in the thick of a huge project and hit a wall. What do you do next?
- A.
  I round up the team or hop in a quick group chat — somebody always has an idea or a way forward when we riff together. Getting the energy moving usually shakes something loose.
- B.
  I switch to doing something else — rearrange, rebuild, start a new section, just move. Action always shakes loose a new solution, and I trust I’ll figure it out in the process.
- C.
  I step back and ask: What’s the real goal? Where did we go off-track? Sometimes a new priority surfaces or the timing isn't right and I need to pivot.
- D.
  My gut usually knows it before I do — there’s a little nudge that says which idea or angle is worth chasing next. I trust it, even if I can’t explain why. Nine times out of ten, it leads me out of the stuck spot.
- E.
  I move on to the next possible step in the process that can get done and keep it pushin’. If I can’t solve this piece right now, I’ll work on what’s workable and circle back when I’ve got more momentum.
- F.
  I quickly scan my own playbook — have I seen this before? What’s the best next move? I’ll grab one thing I know will get momentum back and do it.
3.
Which statement is most true to you?
- A.
  I’m in my zone when I'm creating the path forward —identifying what's important and making sure nothing falls through the cracks. I love creating something new that will make a big impact
- B.
  I’m in my zone when I’m collaborating with others, sharing ideas, and getting everyone pumped to move together. I feed off group energy and like to get things rolling.
- C.
  I’m in my zone when I trust my instincts, even if I can’t fully explain them yet. When things are uncertain, I just know what the next move should be.
- D.
  I’m in my zone when things are getting done. Doing the work is what brings the best ideas forward for me.
4.
Your way of organizing your thoughts and ideas could be best described as...
- A.
  A Notion board that I should probably start selling as a template #sidehustle
- B.
  My IG drafts folder, saved reels, and posts I send to friends #weshoulddothis
- C.
  I won't remember it if I don't write it down. Unfortunately, I don't remember where I wrote it down. #thedogatemypostitnote
- D.
  My to-do items are color coded in my Google Cal and my ideas are catalogued on my Asana board. #aplaceforeverything
- E.
  I write most things down but I never reference them. If it isn't important enough to remember, it isn't important. I've probably moved on. #unbothered
- F.
  A pretty sophisticated Google folder system that I had to create because I can't find the exact thing to hold my genius. #i'lljustdoitmyself
5.
When you imagine your ideal creative recharge, which vibe are you drawn to?
- A.
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- B.
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- C.
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- D.
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6.
How do you decide what to work on?
- A.
  Vibes, bb. I usually know what needs to happen, but sometimes I need to chase a new idea down. It could be the next big thing.
- B.
  I usually have several things going at once so I batch my time, making sure to balance being productive with open space for brainstorming.
- C.
  I go with whatever’s got the most momentum or feels exciting — I need to feel a spark, or I’m bored and on to the next.
- D.
  I start with what I can take action on right now. If I can make progress or cross something off my list, I’m all in.
7.
What part of solving a problem are you ridiculously good at?
- A.
  Focusing on what matters, cutting through noise, and mapping out the smartest way to fix it.
- B.
  Rolling up my sleeves and actually fixing it. I will break it down, find the broken bit, and put it back together. Then ask, "What's next?"
- C.
  Spotting patterns, connecting the dots, and seeing solutions others miss. I can almost always see around corners.
- D.
  Kicking things into gear and getting unstuck fast — I have a sixth sense for where the energy is and how to get things moving.
8.
You’ve been told that you inspire others by…
- A.
  Getting shit started. I make things happen and people feed off that momentum—I’m not afraid to jump first, so others want to come with.
- B.
  Knowing who I am and what I stand for. I don’t need outside applause to trust my choices. People tell me they feel braver about doing things their own way after seeing how I stay true to myself, no matter what’s trending.
- C.
  People tell me I show up and stay in no matter how difficult things get. They are inspired by my commitment and drive.
- D.
  Making big ideas feel possible. People tell me I have a way of helping them see things differently, imagine more for themselves, and believe they can actually get there.
9.
Which space would you actually want to work in right now?
- A.
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- C.
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- D.
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10.
In general, you have a ________ energy.
- A.
  Focused
- B.
  Restless
- C.
  Calm
- D.
  Solid
11.
You just hired your dream assistant. She is…
- A.
  Someone who gets my vibe and can see where I’m headed, even if I haven’t spelled it out. She’s intuitive, can read between the lines, and knows when to push and when to let things flow.
- B.
  Low-drama, all action. She’s reliable, detail-oriented, and takes pride in doing things right the first time. I never have to double-check her work — she’s just steady and gets it done.
- C.
  A fast mover who loves to ride the wave. She doesn’t need to be told twice, rolls with change, and keeps the energy high — sometimes she even has to slow me down.
- D.
  Hyper-organized, two steps ahead, and can anticipate what I’ll need before I even say it. She makes my life simpler by keeping the plan tight and making sure nothing falls through the cracks.
12.
You secretly fear that…
- A.
  You’ll get stuck holding everything together, and it’ll all fall apart if you stop carrying the load.
- B.
  You’ll never be able to truly explain or share your vision, and you’ll always feel misunderstood.
- C.
  You’ll lose momentum and your spark will fade out before you make the impact you want.
- D.
  You’ll look back and realize you spent all your energy making things work for everyone else, not creating what you really wanted.
- E.
  Your best ideas will get buried by all the day-to-day fires, and you’ll never have space to actually run with them.
13.
What do you need the most help with right now?
- A.
  Making space for myself — not just working through my list, but actually recharging and not feeling guilty about it.
- B.
  Finding time to step back and think about what I really want next. Maybe it's time to completely change the game.....
- C.
  Turning the chaos into something steady so I don’t keep reinventing the wheel every damn week.
- D.
  Letting go of control and trusting someone else to run with the plan (without me needing to fix everything).

Quiz Outcomes

1.
You Are Visionary Coded
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Seeing what’s next, and showing the world what’s possible.You’re wired to imagine what others haven’t even begun to consider. For you, the future is always calling. You see patterns where others see noise, and you intuitively connect ideas across spaces, people, and timelines. Your natural setting is possibility—you thrive in ambiguity, casting new visions and inviting others to stretch beyond what’s already been done. The room feels different when you start riffing; you make ideas feel contagious and opportunity feel abundant.You are Noetic—your best ideas come to life internally. Your imagination is your engine. You can map out entire worlds, offers, or solutions in your mind before ever saying a word or lifting a finger.You are Expansive—you’re energized by what could be, always reaching for the next horizon. You prefer building on a blank canvas rather than working within tight constraints.You have a creative presence that draws others in. People are often inspired by your vision, even if they don’t always know how you got there.
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You Are Strategist Coded
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Turning big ideas into real-world progressYour creative superpower is clarity. You have a sharp instinct for what matters and a gift for turning vision into structure. Where others see a maze, you see a map. You thrive on defining priorities, making sense of complexity, and guiding projects toward their true destination. Your mind is always sorting, refining, and optimizing—constantly tuning out the noise so the signal gets through.You are Noetic—your best insights emerge internally, often through deliberate reflection or mapping ideas in your mind before you act. You enjoy giving yourself the mental space to see patterns, create models, and design strategies before anything hits the whiteboard.You have a Constraint-oriented energy. You focus on the resources, boundaries, and requirements that will make the biggest impact. You’re motivated by working within limits—knowing the edges of a challenge makes it feel more solvable and meaningful.You help teams and clients find their true north. People trust you to anchor the process, ask the right questions, and ensure nothing gets lost along the way.
3.
You Are Architect Coded
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Building what matters —transforming concepts into results.You thrive where ideas become reality. You’re wired to build, refine, and make things work in the real world. When others are still debating possibilities, you’re already outlining the steps to make it happen. You see how things fit together, you spot gaps before they trip anyone up, and you’re happiest when you’re moving a project from plan to completion.You are Kinesthetic—your best thinking happens in motion. You unlock new ideas by doing: testing, shaping, iterating, and troubleshooting on the fly. Give you a rough draft, a whiteboard, or a process to build, and you’ll bring out your best.Your energy is Constraint-oriented. You get creative when the boundaries are clear. You find your groove working within limits, focusing resources, and optimizing what’s possible with what’s available.People trust you to bring order, momentum, and confidence to the creative process. You’re the one who makes sure big ideas don’t get stuck or fizzle out.
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You Are Catalyst Coded
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Igniting energy and moving ideas into action.You’re the spark. You thrive on energy, momentum, and rapid progress. Where others hesitate or analyze, you’re ready to move. You light a fire under projects, teams, and ideas—helping people break inertia, try new things, and move beyond overthinking. You make things happen, fast.You are Kinesthetic—your creativity comes alive in motion. You generate your best ideas when you’re in the mix: collaborating, experimenting, and taking action. You learn by doing, building energy as you go.Your energy is Expansive. You’re driven by possibility and aren’t intimidated by a blank slate. You’re at your best when you’re starting something new, exploring uncharted territory, or pushing the boundaries of what’s been done.You bring urgency, optimism, and contagious enthusiasm. Others are energized by your presence, and you have a knack for making things feel possible—even in the face of uncertainty.