Does Your Presence Move People to YES?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  All eyes turn to you unexpectedly. What happens first?

  • A.
    A. I smile or laugh and say something like, “Haha yeah, so…” to ease the tension.
  • B.
    B. I pause, take a breath, and think, “Good. Let’s slow this down.”
  • C.
    C. I start steady, then halfway through think, “Why am I suddenly talking so fast?”
  • D.
    D. My brain goes, “Say something now,” and I start talking before silence gets weird.
• 2.
  You finish a strong point. Silence hits. What do you do next?

  • A.
    A. I jump in with “What I mean is…” or “Just to clarify…”
  • B.
    B. I stop talking and think, “Let them sit with that.”
  • C.
    C. I’m still finishing my thought when someone else starts talking
  • D.
    D. I keep going with another example because quiet feels uncomfortable
• 3.
  In high-stakes moments, what does your inner voice usually say?

  • A.
    A. “I need more energy right now.”
  • B.
    B. “Stay here. Don’t rush.”
  • C.
    C. “Let me explain this better.”
  • D.
    D. “Why did I speed up like that?”
• 4.
  When you watch yourself back on video, what do you notice?

  • A.
    A. I look composed, but my jaw, shoulders, or hands are tense
  • B.
    B. I look calm, grounded, and unhurried
  • C.
    C. I catch small fidgets and think, “I didn’t even realize I do that”
  • D.
    D. I’m pacing, shifting, or gesturing nonstop to keep things lively
• 5.
  When you tell a story professionally, what do you tend to do?

  • A.
    A. Walk through everything because “it all matters”
  • B.
    B. End with “And the lesson here is…” to make sure they get it
  • C.
    C. Drop into one specific moment and let it land
  • D.
    D. Start with “So just for context…” and back way up
• 6.
  Someone interrupts or challenges you, what happens inside you?

  • A.
    A. I soften my voice and say, “Yeah totally, I see what you’re saying…”
  • B.
    B. I pause and think, “Let me redirect this.”
  • C.
    C. I think, “Okay, I didn’t explain that well,” and talk longer
  • D.
    D. I feel a surge and think, “No wait, listen,” and push harder
• 7.
  As an important conversation wraps up, what usually happens?

  • A.
    A. I ask for the decision, then immediately add, “No pressure though”
  • B.
    B. We run out of time and nothing actually gets decided.
  • C.
    C. I clearly say, “Here’s the decision we need to make,” and stop talking.
  • D.
    D. I say, “So maybe the next step could be…” and trail off.
• 8.
  How does your presence change in different settings (eg, on stage, on camera, in meetings?

  • A.
    A. I’m confident on camera, but in rooms I feel thrown off.
  • B.
    B. I feel like the same person on stage, on camera, and in conversations.
  • C.
    C. I’m solid live, but on camera I think, “Why does this feel awkward?”
  • D.
    D. Some days I’m great. Other days I think, “Who even was that?”
• 9.
  When your presentation doesn’t go as expected, what thought hits you later?

  • A.
    A. “I relied on energy instead of structure.”
  • B.
    B. “I should’ve held the silence longer.”
  • C.
    C. “I explained too much again.”
  • D.
    D. “I honestly don’t know why that didn’t work.”
• 10.
  How do you feel about holding attention for 10–15 minutes straight without interruption?

  • A.
    A. I’ve done it. I’m steady, and I don’t feel the urge to rush or overfill.
  • B.
    B. I can do it, but internally I’m thinking, “Okay, wrap this up before you lose them”.
  • C.
    C. I can hold it if I’m animated and feeding off the room’s energy.
  • D.
    D. I worry I’ll lose them unless I keep adding more information or examples.
• 11.
  If someone asked, “Why should people follow your lead?” what would actually happen?

  • A.
    A. I could answer in one clean sentence without thinking.
  • B.
    B. I’d start answering, then hear myself thinking, “I’m rambling again”.
  • C.
    C. I’d joke, soften it, or say something like, “Well, I guess people just like my energy”.
  • D.
    D. I’d give a thoughtful, multi-part explanation and hope it landed.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  REACTIVE COMMUNICATOR

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  You don’t lack confidence. You lose authority when attention lands.What You Recognized in Yourself:Based on your answers, this pattern showed up clearly:When you’re asked for proof, you’d say something like “Ignore the first minute, I was warming up.”You know you should make the ask sooner, but you realize afterward “I talked too much again.”When holding the room longer, there’s a constant internal pressure of “Wrap this up before you lose them.”Under pressure, tension shows up in your body before you even notice it.If asked why people should follow your lead, you start strong… then hear yourself rambling.None of that means you’re bad at this. It means your nervous system is running the moment instead of you.The Real Cost (What This Is Actually Doing)People don’t consciously think: “They seem nervous.”What they feel is: “This person isn’t settled yet.”Authority leaks before your message has a chance to work.The Gap You Just SawYou don’t yet have:a calm, clean authority introduction clip you trust without disclaimersa decision-driving segment that works without explaining morea repeatable way to slow your system down when eyes are on youa written authority playbook for high-pressure momentsYou’re relying on instinct in moments that require control.What Magnetic Authority InstallsInside Magnetic Authority Foundations, you leave with:a 60–90 second Authority Introduction Clip recorded after regulation is installeda 5–8 minute Persuasive Performance Segment that lands without rushinga Personal Magnetic Authority Playbook for pressure momentsa before/after Authority Assessment showing visible behavioral changeThis isn’t mindset work. It’s behaviour replacement.If you want authority that doesn’t disappear when attention hits, the Magnetic Authority Foundations program is where you fix it.
• 2.
  INFORMATIVE EXPERT

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  People understand you. They just don’t move.What You Recognized in YourselfYour answers pointed to this clearly:When asked for proof, you’d send a longer, explanation-heavy video and say “This really explains my thinking.”People regularly say they loved the insight, but rarely take the next step.Holding attention feels risky unless you keep adding more context or examples.Under pressure, your default is explaining, clarifying, or giving background.When asked why people should follow your lead, you give a thoughtful, multi-part answer and hope it lands.You’re clear. You’re intelligent. You’re just not directing the moment.The Real CostPeople agree with you. They nod. They say “That makes sense.”Then nothing changes.Authority without direction becomes intellectual entertainment.The Gap You Just SawYou don’t yet have:a performance segment designed to move people to a decisiona long-form authority piece that proves you can hold a room, not just inform itclear openings and closings that guide actionlanguage that converts understanding into movementYou’ve mastered explanation. You haven’t installed leadership moments.What Magnetic Authority InstallsInside the Magnetic Authority Foundations, you build:a Persuasive Performance Clip engineered for decisionsa 10–15 minute Long-Form Authority Segment that holds attention start to finisha Magnetic Authority Language Bank with openings, reframes, and closingsa measured authority delta proving behavior changeIf you’re done being respected but not followed, the Magnetic Authority Foundations program is your correction.
• 3.
  CHARISMATIC PERFORMER

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  Your authority works… when your energy does.What You Recognized in YourselfYour answers showed this pattern clearly:When asked for proof, you’d send energetic clips and say “This one depends on the vibe, but it usually works.”If you’re feeling on, people say yes. If not, things stall.You can hold attention when you’re animated and feeding off the room.In risky moments, you rely on personality, humor, or warmth to carry it.When asked why people follow you, you soften it with a joke or say “People just like my energy.”You’re engaging. You’re likable. But your authority is conditional.The Real Cost:Charisma is powerful. But it’s volatile.When energy dips, authority dips with it.The Gap You Just Saw:You don’t yet have:authority assets that work on low-energy daysstructure that replaces vibeopenings and closings you can rely on under pressurecontrol that doesn’t depend on how you feel that dayRight now, energy is doing the heavy lifting.What Magnetic Authority Installs for You:Inside the Magnetic Authority Foundations program, you build:structure-based authority that holds regardless of moodperformance assets that work even on off dayscontrolled openings and closings that don’t rely on charismameasurable proof that authority is no longer situationalIf you want authority that’s reliable, not emotional, the Magnetic Authority Foundations program is your upgrade.
• 4.
  AUTHORITY IN PROGRESS

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  You’re close. But it’s not locked in yet.What You Recognized in YourselfYour answers revealed this clearly:You can send a clean authority clip without disclaimers.You trust a short segment to move people to action.You’ve held attention for longer stretches without rushing.You know how you want to open, lead, and close.You can explain why people should follow your lead in one sentence.And yet…Not every room moves. Not every moment lands.The Real CostYou’re good enough to be dangerous.Because inconsistency at this level feels confusing, not obvious.The Gap You Just SawYou don’t yet have:pressure-tested authority assets across formatsdocumented standards for how you lead under stressproof that your authority transfers everywheremeasured before/after data showing the deltaYou have skill. You don’t yet have certainty.What Magnetic Authority Installs for You:Inside Magnetic Authority Foundations, you lock in:repeatable authority behaviorscross-format performance consistencypressure-tested performance assetsvisible assessment proof of authority growthIf you’re ready to make authority permanent, the Magnetic Authority Foundations program is where it gets sealed.