Slightly confronting. Weirdly accurate.

Quiz Questions

1.
Right now...how many ideas are fighting for your attention?
- A.
  1-2 (I'm focused...I think)
- B.
  3-7 (It's manageable...barely)
- C.
  8-15 (It's getting chaotic up in here)
- D.
  I lost count a very long time ago
2.
Your browser tabs currently look like…
- A.
  Organized chaos. I know why they’re all open… mostly.
- B.
  A few tabs open. All related to what I’m working on.
- C.
  An unhinged collection of tabs from ten different ideas I’m definitely going to get back to.
- D.
  A mix of what I need… and a few random rabbit holes I went down.
3.
If someone had to sum you up, it would probably sound like...
- A.
  "A million ideas...not enough follow-through."
- B.
  "Creative, curious, always connecting thinngs other people don't see."
- C.
  "Reliable, focused and consistent."
- D.
  "Hard to explain...depends on the day."
4.
What actually gets you excited enough to do something?
- A.
  Mastering something and being known for it.
- B.
  Learning something new and immediately wanting to share it or connect it to something else.
- C.
  I like variety, but I still want things to feel somewhat structured.
- D.
  New ideas, new projects, new directions… I get bored fast if things stay the same.
5.
What happens when you try to focus on one thing?
- A.
  I get real bored, real fast.
- B.
  I do it...for about 3 days then something more interesting shows up.
- C.
  I start something else immediately.
- D.
  I spiral and do nothing.
6.
Which one hits a little too close to home?
- A.
  I've been told to "just pick one thing."
- B.
  I've started more things than I've finished.
- C.
  I get excited easily, then lose steam.
- D.
  I feel like I should be more disciplined.
7.
Your idea journal (or notes app) currently looks like…
- A.
  Doesn’t exist. I stick to one thing.
- B.
  A few solid ideas I'm actually working on.
- C.
  An unhinged list of half-baked ideas I will absolutely start and maybe not finish.
- D.
  Organized chaos. I don't what's in there...kind of.
8.
Be honest… how does the idea of doing ONE thing forever feel?
- A.
  I'd need side projects or I'd lose my mind.
- B.
  My soul shrivels just thinking about it.
- C.
  Honestly...that sounds kind of ideal.
- D.
  I want that...but I know I'd get bored.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Congratulations! You're a Classic Scanner.
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You’re multi-passionate, endlessly curious, and allergic to being put in a box. Your brain isn’t scattered. It’s expansive.You see connections other people miss. You get excited about ideas because your mind is designed to explore, experiment, and evolve.The problem was never that you “couldn’t stick with something.” It’s that you were trying to force yourself into a way of working that was never built for you. When you stop trying to narrow… and start learning how to organize and move your ideas?Everything changes.I'll show you how to actually follow through without killing your curiosity.
2.
You’re wired for focus (and that’s a good thing)
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If you’ve ever felt pulled in a million directions, you might still resonate with parts of this — but your strength is depth, not variety.You’re at your best when you can go deep, master your craft, and become known for something. Focus fuels your momentum. Consistency creates your results.While other people bounce between ideas, you build depth, skill, and real expertise. That’s not limitation. That’s leverage.The key is owning it… instead of wondering if you should want something different.
3.
You've been trying to play the wrong game.
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You’re not lazy. You’re not flaky. And you’re definitely not lacking discipline. You’ve just been trying to operate like someone who thrives on one thing… when your brain doesn’t work that way.You want focus. You crave clarity.But every time you try to force yourself into a narrow lane… your brain quietly rebels.So you assume:“I just need to be more disciplined.” But that’s not the issue.The issue is that you’ve been trying to fit into a system that was never designed for how you naturally think. And once you understand that?Everything starts to make a lot more sense.