1. When someone asks what your brand stands for, you...
A.
Stumble, I don't know what to say.
B.
Share something vague, but it doesn't feel connected.
C.
Speak clearly, I can name my mission and promise with confidence.
2.
2. How aligned do you feel with your brand's deeper purpose?
A.
Lost, I'm not sure what it is yet.
B.
Unsure, I have ideas, but they feel fuzzy.
C.
Anchored, my purpose feels clear and guides me forward.
3.
3. How often do your brand values shape your decision?
A.
Rarely — I don’t really have values defined.
B.
Sometimes — I have values, but I forget to use them
C.
Always — my values act as a compass for every choice.
4.
4. Do your visuals (logo, colors, photos) reflect your values and brand promise?
A.
No — they feel random, like borrowed clothes that don’t fit.
B.
Somewhat — a few elements match, but inconsistently.
C.
Yes — my visuals are unmistakably me, radiating my values with clarity.
5.
5. How well do you know your dream client?
A.
I’m guessing — I don’t really know who they are.
B.
I have a general idea, but it’s fuzzy.
C.
Crystal clear — I can describe their struggles and desires with ease.
6.
6. When you create content or offers, do they feel aligned with your audience?
A.
Not really — I feel like I’m talking into the void.
B.
Sometimes — it lands here and there, but not consistently.
C.
Yes — my audience often says, “This feels like you’re speaking directly to me.”
7.
7. How confident are you in knowing what motivates your audience to act?
A.
Not confident — I’m throwing spaghetti at the wall.
B.
Somewhat confident — I know some triggers, but not deeply.
C.
Very confident — I know their motivations and desires intimately.
8.
8. Would your dream client recognize themselves in your imagery?
A.
No — my visuals feel generic or disconnected.
B.
Maybe — some fit, but it’s hit or miss.
C.
Yes — my imagery makes them feel seen and represented.
9.
9. When describing what makes your brand unique, you…
A.
Struggle — it comes out sounding generic.
B.
Share something, but it feels clunky or unclear.
C.
Clearly express your distinct value — people instantly “get it.”
10.
10. When someone asks “What do you do?”, you…
A.
Freeze, my mind goes blank and I stumble.
B.
Say something, but it feels awkward and doesn’t land.
C.
Speak with ease. My words flow and light people up.
11.
11. Speak with ease — my words flow and light people up.
A.
Not at all — they could belong to anyone.
B.
Somewhat — parts feel unique, but it’s not obvious.
C.
Completely — my offers highlight my brilliance and originality.
12.
12. Do your visuals (photography, graphics, website) showcase your uniqueness?
A.
No — they look generic, like anyone could use them.
B.
Somewhat — a few images stand out, but inconsistently.
C.
Yes — my visuals spotlight my uniqueness and feel magnetic.
13.
13. How confident are you in your brand voice?
A.
Not confident — I second-guess myself and feel scattered.
B.
Somewhat confident — I have a style, but it shifts.
C.
Very confident — my voice feels clear, recognizable, and strong.
14.
14. How consistent are you with showing up in your messaging?
A.
Inconsistent — I post randomly and disappear often.
B.
Semi-consistent — I show up, but not with rhythm or intention.
C.
Consistent — my audience knows my voice and sees me regularly.
15.
15. Does your content build trust and authority with your audience?
A.
Not really — I’m not sure people see me as credible.
B.
Sometimes — I get engagement, but it’s inconsistent.
C.
Yes — my content regularly positions me as a trusted authority.
16.
16. Are your visuals in harmony with your message?
A.
No — my imagery feels out of sync with my words.
B.
Somewhat — occasionally they line up, but not consistently.
C.
Yes — my visuals and words work together like melody and harmony.
17.
17. How comfortable are you being visible online (video, speaking, photos)?
A.
Uncomfortable — I avoid it or hide behind graphics.
B.
Somewhat comfortable — I show up occasionally, but it feels awkward.
C.
Very comfortable — I show up confidently and enjoy being seen.
18.
18. How often do you intentionally put your brand in front of new audiences?
A.
Rarely — I tend to stay behind the scenes.
B.
Occasionally — I try, but without a clear plan.
C.
Regularly — I seek out visibility opportunities with intention.
19.
19. When it comes to being the face of your brand, you…
A.
Hide — I’d rather stay invisible.
B.
Show up sometimes, but it feels uncomfortable.
C.
Step forward with confidence — I embody my brand and enjoy being seen.
20.
20. When it comes to brand photos, you…
A.
Use selfies or stock that don’t feel like me.
B.
Have some professional shots, but they don’t fully capture my essence.
C.
Confidently use images that reflect my brand voice and presence.
Quiz Outcomes
1.
Emerging Clarity → Stage 1: The Seeker of Clarity
You’re at the threshold of your journey. Ready to build foundation and mission clarity so every step forward feels anchored and intentional.
2.
Hidden Brilliance → Stage 2: The Unseen Luminary
Your brilliance is undeniable but still dimmed. Ready to step into visibility and align your imagery so your audience can finally see the full power of your message.
3.
Vision Rising → Stage 3: The Radiant Visionary
You’re the architect of bold ideas. Ready to ground your vision in clear messaging and visuals so others don’t just sense it — they can step into it with you.
4.
Magnetic Alignment → Stage 4: The Magnetic Voice
Your words already resonate. Ready to harmonize visuals with your message so your brand feels consistent, magnetic, and unforgettable.
5.
Iconic Presence → Stage 5: The Iconic Leader
You’ve established clarity and confidence. You’re stepping into legacy — refining your presence for press, speaking, and industry leadership so your influence expands with intention.
