Which kind of HUMAN moment are you in?

Image Source

Quiz Questions

1.
Which best describes your current moment?
- A.
  Reflective
- B.
  Inquisitive
2.
R1. When you’re facing a new challenge, what’s your first instinct?
- A.
  Pause and reflect — I want to be sure it really matters.
- B.
  Jump in and get moving — action creates momentum.
- C.
  Step back and gather input — better decisions come with more voices.
3.
R2. How do you usually make tough decisions?
- A.
  Trust my gut and move quickly.
- B.
  Look for details, patterns, and nuances before choosing.
- C.
  Take time to weigh the meaning and purpose behind it.
4.
R3. In group settings, what role do you often take?
- A.
  The anchor — reminding people why we’re here.
- B.
  The bridge — connecting perspectives and filling gaps.
- C.
  The spark — pushing things forward.
5.
R4. What slows you down the most?
- A.
  Wondering if the effort will really matter.
- B.
  Getting stuck in overthinking or second-guessing.
- C.
  Worrying about getting it perfect before starting.
6.
R5. What do people usually appreciate about you?
- A.
  My depth and sense of purpose.
- B.
  My energy and momentum.
- C.
  My thoughtfulness and perspective.
7.
R6. How do people usually describe your energy?
- A.
  Focused and decisive.
- B.
  Inspiring and full of spark.
- C.
  Calm and intentional.
8.
R7. When something doesn’t go as planned, what’s your reaction?
- A.
  “Did we lose sight of why we’re doing this?”
- B.
  “Okay, let’s try another route.”
- C.
  “What’s the lesson hidden in the details?”
9.
R8. What feels most rewarding to you in the end?
- A.
  Finding insights that others might have missed.
- B.
  Seeing progress and forward motion.
- C.
  Knowing the work had real meaning.
10.
I1. What kind of space are you preparing to enter?
- A.
  A support space like therapy, coaching, or spiritual guidance
- B.
  A structured conversation like an interview or strategy session
- C.
  A gathering like a retreat, summit, or group workshop
11.
I2. When it comes to asking questions, what’s your biggest priority?
- A.
  Making meaningful connections with others
- B.
  Being insightful and well-prepared
- C.
  Feeling emotionally safe and open
12.
I3. What would make the experience feel successful for you?
- A.
  Sparking deeper conversation that shifts the group energy
- B.
  Feeling heard, supported, and not alone in your questions
- C.
  Gaining a clearer picture of values, dynamics, or expectations
13.
I4. How do you want your questions to feel to others?
- A.
  Thoughtful and discerning
- B.
  Warm and honest
- C.
  Gentle but direct
14.
I5. What are you most hoping to avoid in this moment?
- A.
  Overexposing yourself without feeling held
- B.
  Staying surface-level or only scratching the obvious topics
- C.
  Sounding superficial or unprepared
15.
I6. What kind of preparation would feel most supportive right now?
- A.
  Clarity about what you’re seeking and how to ask for it
- B.
  A set of well-framed, intentional questions
- C.
  A way to invite others in without dominating the space
16.
I7. If the conversation gets hard, what will help you stay grounded?
- A.
  Trusting that you can name what’s true for you
- B.
  Knowing your questions are values-based
- C.
  Remembering why you showed up in the first place
17.
I8. What’s true about your presence in this space?
- A.
  I bring heart, openness, and the courage to dig deeper
- B.
  I bring a deep desire to grow and be guided
- C.
  I bring insight and discernment that others might not voice

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Jordan Moment
Image Source
You're having a Jordan kind of moment.A Jordan moment feels like holding a compass when everything else is noise — a steady guide pointing you toward what matters. This energy gets things moving in a specific direction when others might hesitate. The growth edge in a Jordan moment is slowing down just enough to catch the nuance and invite other voices in. Actively HUMAN helps you keep that balance: fast and thoughtful.In a Jordan moment, you might ask Actively HUMAN:“Where could I pause today and invite more voices into the decision before moving forward?”Actively HUMAN would offer you a reflection and 5 prompts to help you navigate your challenge:Momentum is your strength, but true impact is amplified when you make space for other voices. By pausing, you create room for nuance and shared ownership, which often makes the final action stronger.Reflection Prompts through the HUMAN lens:Honesty: Who am I leaving out of this decision by moving quickly?Urgency: What one intentional pause could I take without losing momentum?Meaningfulness: How would including other voices deepen the purpose of this choice?Accountability: What responsibility do I have to ensure others feel ownership in the outcome?Nuance: What perspectives or experiences could shift the way I see this situation?Does having a steady guide in your decision-making feel helpful right now?Ready to bring Actively HUMAN into your everyday moments? Use the button below to get started right away. Need more information before you decide? See How It Works
2.
Riley Moment
Image Source
You're having a Riley kind of moment.A Riley moment feels like carrying a sparkler through the woods — playful light that cuts through the shadows and shows a path ahead. This energy ignites hope and possibility, especially when others might stall. The growth edge in a Riley moment is remembering that sparks fade unless they’re tended. Actively HUMAN helps you shape that glow into momentum that lasts.In a Riley moment, you might ask Actively HUMAN: “How can I honor my own needs while still caring for others in this situation?”Actively HUMAN would offer you a reflection and 5 prompts to help you navigate your challenge:Your empathy is a gift — it creates bonds and invites trust. Yet, without boundaries, that same gift can leave you depleted. A Riley moment is an invitation to see your needs as part of the whole, not separate from it. By protecting your capacity, you protect your care.Reflection Prompts through the HUMAN lens:Honesty: Where am I not being fully truthful about what I need right now?Urgency: What boundary could I set this week to protect my energy?Meaningfulness: How does caring for myself help me sustain care for others?Accountability: Who can I communicate my limits to with clarity and compassion?Nuance: How can I balance being available with not being overextended?Would a nudge to act with intention give you the momentum you need?Ready to bring Actively HUMAN into your everyday moments? Use the button below to get started right away. Need more information before you decide? See How It Works
3.
Casey Moment
Image Source
You're having a Casey kind of moment.A Casey moment feels like standing at the edge of an open field — wide, uncertain, and alive with possibility. The sky may not be clear, but the path is still there, waiting for your steps. This energy grounds you in meaning and reminds you that progress doesn’t require perfection. The growth edge in a Casey moment is trusting yourself enough to take one step forward anyway, knowing each move ripples outward. Actively HUMAN helps you hold that intention and move with purpose.In a Casey moment, you might ask Actively HUMAN: “What small step could I take today that reflects my values, even if everything isn’t perfect yet?”Actively HUMAN would offer you a reflection and 5 prompts to help you navigate your challenge:Your strength is seeing the deeper meaning behind action. A Casey moment calls you to remember that even small steps carry weight when aligned with values. Perfection isn’t required for impact — intention is.Reflection Prompts through the HUMAN lens:Honesty: What value is most important for me to honor right now?Urgency: What is one step I can take in the next 24 hours, even if it’s small?Meaningfulness: How will this step reflect the bigger picture I care about?Accountability: Who can I tell about this step to help me follow through?Nuance: What might I learn from moving forward imperfectly?Does slowing down to reflect with more nuance feel supportive in this season?Ready to bring Actively HUMAN into your everyday moments? Use the button below to get started right away. Need more information before you decide? See How It Works
4.
Morgan Moment
Image Source
You're having a Morgan kind of moment.A Morgan moment is thoughtful and curious - like sitting at a table set for something meaningful. You’re preparing to engage with someone or something important, and you want to ask questions that reflect discernment, insight, and intention. This isn’t about surface talk - you’re here to understand the people, values, or systems around you so you can show up aligned.The growth edge in a Morgan moment is trusting that your questions are already enough. You don’t need to prove your insight - your genuine curiosity holds power. Actively HUMAN helps you move beyond checklist thinking and into conversations that matter.In a Morgan moment, you might ask Actively HUMAN:“I’m preparing for a job interview at a nonprofit that values equity and community-centered leadership. What are some HUMAN-aligned questions I can ask to better understand their culture and priorities?”Actively HUMAN would offer you a response like this:You’re not just trying to impress — you’re trying to connect. These questions are designed to help you move past the script and invite a real exchange. Each one reflects a core part of the HUMAN framework and gives the other person space to reveal what actually matters inside their organization.Questions through the HUMAN lens:Honesty:Can you share an example of a time when the organization had to confront a difficult truth? How did the team navigate it?Urgency:When something important needs to move quickly, how do you balance that urgency with thoughtful decision-making?Meaningfulness:What does meaningful impact look like here — and how do you know when you're achieving it?Accountability:How do you hold yourselves accountable to your stated values, especially when it’s hard or inconvenient?Nuance:How do you create space for different perspectives — especially when those perspectives challenge the norm?Ready to bring Actively HUMAN into your next big conversation?Use the button below to start asking better questions — with intention and alignment.Need more info before you dive in? See How It Works
5.
Sage Moment
Image Source
You're having a Sage kind of moment.A Sage moment is quiet on the outside but full of intention underneath. You’re approaching a session — as the one being supported, or the one offering support — and you want to bring more than surface-level conversation.You’re not just showing up to talk or listen. You’re showing up to honor what’s real, to ask questions that reach beneath the obvious, and to help the conversation move forward with care and clarity.In a Sage moment, you might ask Actively HUMAN:“I have a session coming up (as a participant or a guide). What HUMAN-aligned questions can help us make the most of our time together?”Here’s how Actively HUMAN supports your Sage moment:Whether you’re the one opening up or the one holding space, Actively HUMAN offers reflection-based prompts you can bring into the session — rooted in honesty, urgency, meaning, accountability, and nuance.These aren’t canned icebreakers or checklist items. They’re invitations — to deepen the work and widen the room for truth.HUMAN Prompts to Use in a Sage Moment:Honesty:What’s something tender or true that deserves to be named — even if it’s messy?Urgency:Where does something feel stuck — and what small shift could create movement?Meaningfulness:What’s the deeper purpose beneath this moment — and how can we stay connected to it?Accountability:What patterns or habits need gentle attention — and what support will make change feel possible?Nuance:What layers might we miss if we rush to “solve” instead of sit with what’s here?Does bringing depth into your session feel like the kind of care you need right now? Use the button below to ask HUMAN-aligned questions — and experience what it’s like to lead with reflection.Need more info first? See How it Works
6.
Blake Moment
Image Source
You’re having a Blake kind of moment.A Blake moment is rooted in presence and awareness — you’re holding space for something unfolding around you and want to approach it with discernment and steadiness. You’re not rushing to fix or prove. You’re watching, listening, and preparing to respond in a way that honors both your insight and the human dynamics at play.The growth edge in a Blake moment is choosing how to engage. When is it time to offer direction? When is it more powerful to ask a question? Actively HUMAN helps you stay grounded in both the moment and the mission — surfacing questions that invite intention, connection, and shared ownership.In a Blake moment, you might ask Actively HUMAN:“What HUMAN-aligned questions can I ask to help this group move forward with both intention and care?”Actively HUMAN will offer a reflection and 5 prompts to help you engage thoughtfully and powerfully with others.Here’s what that might sound like:You bring steadiness — a calm in the swirl. But steadiness doesn’t mean stillness. It means asking the kinds of questions that guide a room, shape a tone, or name what others aren’t ready to say. When you speak from that grounded place, people listen. They lean in. They follow.Reflection Prompts through the HUMAN lens:Honesty:What needs to be named in this space that others may be avoiding?Urgency:What tension or opportunity is asking for a timely, grounded response?Meaningfulness:What’s the deeper reason this moment matters — to the people here, not just the task?Accountability:Who needs to feel seen or supported in order to move forward together?Nuance:What layered truths might be coexisting that a surface-level fix would miss?Would asking better questions help you lead from a steadier place? Use the button below to access Actively HUMAN and build questions with intention and alignment.Need more info before you dive in? See How It Works

Which kind of HUMAN moment are you in?

This door is an invitation - not to be someone else, but to meet yourself more fully.Take a short quiz (about 3 minutes) to discover your current HUMAN moment — and receive a sample reflection with 5 guiding prompts you can put to use right away.

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes