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Quiz Questions

• 1.
  When things start going really well in your life, what usually happens internally?

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    A quiet voice wonders if you can actually maintain it
  • B.
    You notice fewer people around you who really understand what you're navigating
  • C.
    You start wondering why it doesn’t feel as meaningful as you expected
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    Your mind immediately jumps to figuring out what the next move should be
• 2.
  Which tension shows up most often in your life right now?

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    Feeling capable of more but not fully stepping into it
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    Feeling like you're growing in ways the people around you aren't
  • C.
    Feeling like you're doing well but something still feels missing
  • D.
    Feeling busy and productive but not fully certain you're moving in the right direction
• 3.
  If nothing changed over the next two years, what would bother you most?

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    Knowing you could have stepped into more of your potential
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    Feeling increasingly out of sync with people around you
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    Achieving more but still feeling the same inside
  • D.
    Realizing you spent years working toward something misaligned
• 4.
  Which upgrade would make the biggest difference in your life right now?

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    Feeling fully comfortable operating at your next level
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    Being surrounded by people who truly understand your growth
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    Feeling deeply connected to what you're building
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    Having a clear long-term direction you trust
• 5.
  When pressure increases in your life, what usually happens?

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    You start questioning whether you're really ready for the level you're at
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    You become more private and handle things on your own
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    You keep pushing forward but feel emotionally disconnected from it
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    You start reconsidering or adjusting your plans
• 6.
  Which statement feels most accurate about your life right now?

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    I'm capable of more than I'm currently allowing myself to operate at
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    I've outgrown my friends or parts of my environment
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    Some of the goals I'm chasing don't energize me the way they used to
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    I know I'm meant for more, but I'm still figuring out the path
• 7.
  Where do you feel the most friction right now?

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    Inside yourself
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    With the people around you
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    In the work or goals you're pursuing
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    In the direction you're moving
• 8.
  When you think about your next level in life, what feeling is most present?

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    Excitement mixed with a bit of self-doubt
  • B.
    Excitement mixed with a sense of isolation
  • C.
    Excitement mixed with curiosity about whether it will actually feel different
  • D.
    Excitement mixed with uncertainty about how to get there
• 9.
  Which pattern has repeated most in your life?

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    Breaking through… then slowly shrinking back again
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    Growing… then feeling more distant from people around you
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    Achieving something… then feeling underwhelmed afterward
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    Starting strong… then shifting direction later
• 10.
  When you think about the gap between where you are and where you want to be, it feels mostly like:

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    A gap in who I believe I can be
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    A gap in who I'm surrounded by
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    A gap in how meaningful life feels
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    A gap in the path forward
• 11.
  What drains your energy the most right now?

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    Knowing you're capable of more but not fully expressing it
  • B.
    Feeling misunderstood in your growth
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    Pursuing goals that don't deeply excite you anymore
  • D.
    Operating without a clear long-term direction
• 12.
  If someone observed your life objectively, they'd probably say:

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    You’re playing slightly smaller than you're capable of
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    You’ve outgrown parts of your current environment
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    You’ve achieved things but are still searching for deeper fulfillment
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    You have momentum but need clearer direction
• 13.
  Which statement feels most true about your life right now?

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    I know I’m capable of more, but part of me still hesitates to fully step into it
  • B.
    Some areas of my life are thriving, but I feel increasingly out of sync with people around me
  • C.
    From the outside things look great, but internally something still feels missing
  • D.
    I feel like I have momentum, but I’m not completely certain where it’s all leading

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Identity Gap

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  The Quiet ImposterYou’ve likely achieved things many people around you admire. From the outside, your life probably looks solid — maybe even impressive. But internally there’s a quieter tension. A subtle voice that sometimes asks:“Can I really sustain this level?”“Do I actually belong here?”So you keep pushing forward. You work harder. You stay sharp. Yet a part of you still feels like you’re proving yourself instead of fully owning your level. This creates a strange pattern: You break through…Then something inside you pulls slightly back again. Not dramatically. Just enough to keep your next level slightly out of reach.What this gap can cost youWhen identity doesn’t fully update with growth, results tend to stabilize at a familiar ceiling. You may find yourself:• Playing slightly smaller than your potential• Overworking to compensate for internal doubt• Plateauing after early success• Holding back in rooms where you actually belongOver time that internal ceiling quietly limits income, leadership, and opportunity.Review Your Results With MichaelYour dominant gap highlights the pattern most likely limiting your next level.In a short Identity Gap Debrief, we’ll walk through your results and identify your hidden patterns — and what to do about it.
• 2.
  Relationship Gap

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  The Isolated AchieverYour growth has likely outpaced parts of your environment.The problems you're solving. The decisions you're carrying. The level you're operating at.Many people around you simply don’t fully relate to it. So you end up carrying more internally. Over time this can create a quiet form of isolation — not just professionally, but personally.Some people with this pattern notice things like:• Conversations with loved ones staying surface-level• Feeling misunderstood when explaining what you're navigating• Carrying pressure or responsibility alone• Moments of disconnection or reduced intimacy in close relationshipsNot because the people in your life don’t care. But because your internal world has evolved faster than the environment around you has adapted.What this gap can cost youWhen this pattern continues, the cost often shows up in subtle but meaningful ways:• Isolation in leadership and decision-making• Fewer conversations that feel truly understood• Break ups or emotional distance in close relationships• Success expanding while connection quietly shrinksOver time you may build a life that looks successful externally, but feels increasingly lonely internally.Review Your Results With MichaelYour dominant gap highlights the pattern most likely limiting your next level.In a short Identity Gap Debrief, we’ll walk through your results and identify your hidden patterns — and what to do about it.
• 3.
  Clarity Gap

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  The Strategic ExplorerYou likely have momentum in your life. You’re active, capable, and progressing. But there’s still a quiet question in the background:“Is this actually the right direction?”You may have multiple ideas, paths, or ambitions competing for your attention.Which creates a strange tension where, you’re moving…but you’re not always certain which path will create the future you actually want.What this gap can cost youWithout clear direction, even strong effort can produce scattered results.You may find yourself:• Overthinking decisions or falling into analysis paralysis• Pivoting more often than you’d like• Starting initiatives that never fully compound or finish• Feeling busy but not truly progressing• Questioning whether your effort is leading somewhere meaningfulOver time, lack of clarity dilutes your impact and slows the momentum you’re capable of creating.Review Your Results With MichaelYour dominant gap highlights the pattern most likely limiting your next level.In a short Identity Gap Debrief, we’ll walk through your results and identify your hidden patterns — and what to do about it.
• 4.
  Fulfillment Gap

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  The Successful SeekerYou’ve likely achieved goals that once felt important. Career progress. Financial stability. Milestones others admire. From the outside, your life may look like it’s working. But internally something more complicated can start to appear.A quiet sense that the outcomes you’re achieving aren’t creating the feeling you expected. You may even catch yourself thinking:“Why do I feel this way when I have more than most people?”“Is this really where I want to be long term?”Those thoughts often brings guilt because logically you know things are going well. Yet emotionally something still feels slightly disconnected or incomplete. Nothing is necessarily wrong with your life.But internally it can feel like achievement alone hasn't created the satisfaction or depth of fulfillment you expected.What this gap can cost youWhen ambition and meaning fall out of alignment, motivation becomes harder to sustain.You may notice:• Milestones that feel strangely empty• Pushing forward without genuine excitement• Difficulty maintaining long-term energy• Questioning whether the path you're on truly matters to you• Moments of guilt for feeling this way when your life looks successfulOver time this can quietly turn high capability into low emotional energy and eventual burnout.Review Your Results With MichaelYour dominant gap highlights the pattern most likely limiting your next level.In a short Identity Gap Debrief, we’ll walk through your results and identify your hidden patterns — and what to do about it.