FREE QUIZ

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Quiz Questions

1.
It's Monday morning. You have 3 uninterrupted hours to work on your business. What does your ideal session look like?
- A.
  Mapping out a strategy — frameworks, steps, a clear plan I can actually execute this week
- B.
  Writing something that's been living in my head for days — finally getting it out and onto the page
- C.
  Jumping on whatever idea is pulling hardest right now — a voice note, a live, a post I have to get out immediately
- D.
  Catching up with someone in my world — a voice note, a DM, a quick call with a client or business friend
2.
When someone finds your content for the first time, what do you most want them to think?
- A.
  "She really knows her stuff. I learned something concrete I can actually use."
- B.
  "She completely gets me. I felt like she wrote this specifically for me — how does she know?"
- C.
  "I need to follow her immediately. She says the thing everyone else is afraid to say."
- D.
  "She seems so genuine. I want to know more about her."
3.
You've had a bold, visible week — stories, reels, going live, showing up everywhere. How do you feel by Friday? (Not how you want to feel. How you actually feel.)
- A.
  Satisfied if it was purposeful — restless if it felt like noise without a real strategy behind it.
- B.
  Genuinely depleted. I gave everything I had — I need a full day of nothing to feel like myself again.
- C.
  Energized and already mapping out what I want to do next week — I want more of this.
- D.
  Fulfilled but running low — I gave a lot of myself this week and I need to decompress.
4.
Which best describes your natural work rhythm?
- A.
  Consistent and methodical — I like showing up the same way every day with a clear structure.
- B.
  Deep and focused — I need real uninterrupted thinking time before I can create anything that actually matters.
- C.
  Burst-driven — I go hard for a stretch, then I crash and need to do absolutely nothing.
- D.
  Connection-fueled — I'm most productive after talking to or hearing from people I care about.
5.
You have a launch coming up in one week. What's actually happening for you right now?
- A.
  I'm executing the plan. Everything is mapped, the checklist is running, and I'm in the zone.
- B.
  Anxious but ready. I've been processing and preparing for weeks — now I just have to actually do the thing.
- C.
  Completely lit up. I love the pressure and the energy — launches are when I'm most alive.
- D.
  Excited but nervous — mostly hoping the people I've spent time building trust with actually show up.
6.
You're seriously considering a new offer or business direction. What do you need before you commit?
- A.
  Data, research, a clear plan — it needs to make logical sense before I move forward.
- B.
  Time to sit with it — I need to feel it out properly and let the answer come to me.
- C.
  An instinct. If it lights me up, I'm already moving — I'll figure out the details once I'm in motion.
- D.
  To talk it through with someone I trust — I think better out loud.
7.
A strategy you tried isn't working. Your first instinct is to:
- A.
  Audit the system — what specifically broke down and where did it go wrong?
- B.
  Reflect on whether I was actually showing up as myself — when something doesn't land, it's usually an alignment issue.
- C.
  Scrap it and pivot. I don't need to understand exactly what broke — I just need a new direction.
- D.
  Ask the people around me — did this even land? Did they actually feel it?
8.
What kind of visibility feels most natural to you?
- A.
  Written content — I can craft exactly what I want to say and how I want to say it.
- B.
  Long-form and deeply personal — I'd rather write one thing that makes someone feel completely understood than post every day.
- C.
  Live video, real-time stories, anything that lets me react and respond in the moment — I thrive on live energy.
- D.
  Conversations, DMs, voice notes — genuine connection over polished performance.
9.
It was a full day — three client calls, a live video, a full DM inbox. How do you feel by the end of it? (Again — not how you wish you felt.)
- A.
  Fine if the day had structure and purpose. Drained if it was reactive and chaotic.
- B.
  Honestly depleted — I need complete quiet to come back to myself, even if the day was good.
- C.
  Wired. A day like that is jet fuel for me — I have more energy than I started with.
- D.
  Fulfilled but running on empty — I give a lot in those interactions and I need to decompress.
10.
When it comes to selling your offer, what feels most natural?
- A.
  Walking someone through the logic — what they get, why it works, what to expect step by step.
- B.
  Sharing a story of transformation that lets them see themselves in it — I sell by making people feel understood.
- C.
  Being completely direct — here's the problem, here's the fix, here's the price. I don't need to warm up, I am the warm-up.
- D.
  Having a real conversation and letting the fit become obvious naturally.
11.
What makes you most uncomfortable about selling?
- A.
  Not having enough proof or concrete data to back up what I'm saying.
- B.
  The moment it stops feeling real — I shut down when selling starts to feel like a performance.
- C.
  The slow build. I don't want to spend weeks nurturing — if the offer is right, they should feel it now.
- D.
  Selling to people I don't have any kind of relationship with yet.
12.
You sit down to create content. What's your biggest challenge right now?
- A.
  Getting it organized and structured enough to actually hit publish.
- B.
  Deciding it's "done enough" — I can see exactly how it could be better, and I keep refining instead of publishing.
- C.
  Finishing. I have a dozen half-done ideas and nothing published because I've already moved on to the next thing.
- D.
  Making it feel like a real conversation instead of a broadcast to strangers.
13.
If you had total creative freedom, you'd make more:
- A.
  In-depth educational content — frameworks, breakdowns, step-by-step guides that actually teach something.
- B.
  Personal essays and deeply honest reflections — the kind of content that makes someone DM you "did you write this about me?"
- C.
  Bold opinion pieces and hot takes — content that says the thing everyone is thinking but nobody will say out loud.
- D.
  Interviews, collabs, and community-driven content where other people's stories are the point.
14.
When you hit a wall in your business, it usually looks like:
- A.
  Paralysis — I can't move forward without a clear plan and I can't find one.
- B.
  Withdrawal — I go completely quiet, disappear from online, and stop showing up entirely.
- C.
  Rebellion — I blow the whole thing up, pivot everything, and start something new from scratch.
- D.
  Resentment — I've been giving endlessly and I feel unseen or completely unappreciated.
15.
The thing most likely to make you genuinely consider quitting is:
- A.
  Feeling like nothing is organized or running the way it should.
- B.
  Having to perform or be "on" in ways that don't feel true to who I actually am.
- C.
  Being trapped in routine with no room to experiment, evolve, or try something completely new.
- D.
  Feeling completely disconnected from the people in my world.
16.
Your ideal business growth looks like:
- A.
  Steady, strategic, compounding — built on systems that grow quietly in the background.
- B.
  Slow and deeply intentional — I'd rather have 100 people who are truly transformed than 10,000 who vaguely follow me.
- C.
  Fast and iterative — I launch, learn, blow it up if needed, and do it better next time.
- D.
  Organic and relational — growth through genuine trust, word-of-mouth, and community.
17.
It's 10pm. You just launched something new into the world. How do you actually feel right now?
- A.
  Satisfied — it went according to plan and the systems are running.
- B.
  Relieved but a little exposed — I put something genuinely real out there and now I'm sitting with how it lands.
- C.
  Buzzing — I'm already thinking about what I'm doing next. Launching is my natural habitat.
- D.
  Hopeful and a little emotional — I'm thinking about the specific people I hope this reaches.
18.
You share something vulnerable in your content and it gets a big, positive reaction. What happens internally?
- A.
  I'm pleased it landed — I note what specifically worked so I can understand the pattern.
- B.
  I feel deeply seen but slightly exposed — I need to sit with that feeling before I create anything else.
- C.
  I immediately want to build on that energy — I'm already thinking about the next piece.
- D.
  I feel moved and I want to respond personally to everyone who reached out.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
STRATEGIST
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You like to research it. Plan it. Build it right. You'd rather take six months and put out something brilliant than six days and put out something messy. That's not the problem, friend. That's your superpower.But you get stuck in perfection loops that mean you never feel ready. The almost-done Google Doc graveyard. The launch you'll do "once the funnel's perfect." The price you'll raise "when the testimonials are stronger”.The answer isn't forcing yourself to "just post it!" You've tried that, and it feels awful. The answer is creating systems that give you enough certainty to move BEFORE the work is perfect - and I'm going to show you exactly how to do that.Here's what's inside the Strategist Playbook:A content system + fill-in-the-blank templates built for how your brain worksThe 5-step sales process that doesn't ask you to be a hype-merchantWord-for-word scripts for "I need to think about it" and "I can't afford it"A 7-email launch sequence that actually convertsA pricing reset that shows you exactly how to anchor your rate to outcomes, not hours. Your burnout signature (spoiler: it looks like research, not collapse) and the 5-step recovery plan48 pages. $27. Less than the last course you didn't finish, and a fraction of what you charge for an hour.Buy it. Read it tonight. Use it tomorrow.
2.
SAGE
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You like to go deep and say the thing that actually needs to be said - the thing that others are afraid to say out loud. That's not the problem, friend. That's your superpower.But you get stuck second guessing yourself and going silent because if words don’t feel quite right. The draft you wrote Sunday is still sitting there because the third paragraph isn't honest enough…meanwhile you watched someone post a half-thought from her car and get 4,000 likes. The answer isn't forcing yourself to post every day, friend. You've tried that, and it feels awful.The answer is creating systems that let your depth BECOME your strategy - fewer posts, deeper resonance, and a launch model built for the way you actually work. I'm going to show you exactly how to build in a way that is YOU. Here's what's inside the Sage Playbook:How to grow your community without daily posting — templates for depth, not volumeThe 6-step trust-to-buy sales system that converts without making you sound like every other coach in your feedObjection scripts in language that doesn't make you cringeThe 4-week Narrative Launch + 7-email open-cart sequenceThe one line reminder that stops you offering a discount before they've even said anythingYour burnout signature (it looks like silence, not collapse) and the recovery plan that actually works for the way you break48 pages. $27. Less than the journal you bought trying to figure this out alone.Buy it. Read it slowly. Use it your way.
3.
DISRUPTOR
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You like to MOVE. You build the offer in 72 hours, launch it while everyone else is still sleeping, and by tomorrow morning you’re moving on to your next idea. That's not the problem, friend. That's your competitive advantage.But you get stuck in launch-and-burn-out cycles. You build things so fast there’s no time to create systems or automate anything. The result? Delivery feels chaotic, and you never feel like you have it “figured out” despite your ability to get shit done. The answer isn't slowing down. You've tried that and you hated it (let’s be honest, you’re built for momentum!!) The answer is creating systems that SUPPORT your speed and backend automations built to keep up with you, not slow you down - and I'm going to show you exactly how to do this. Here's what's inside the Disruptor Playbook:How to create content in sprint sessions instead of pretending to post dailyThe 5-step conviction selling system, for people who don't need to learn how to make an offer but desperately need to learn how to follow upObjection scripts in actually direct language (no fluff)The 4-week education launch + 4-email sequence that converts the people who needed more than your Day 1 energyThe one-line reminder that stops you discounting the second the cart goes quiet 48 pages. $27. Less than the rebrand you almost paid for last week, and a fraction of what one of your launches makes in an hour.Buy it. Read it tonight. Launch something tomorrow.
4.
CONNECTOR
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You like to remember the details. To send the card. To check in on the client whose mom just got sick. To build relationships that outlast the contract. That's not your weakness, friend. That's your biggest strength.But you get stuck in cycles of over-giving that eventually drain you. You say yes when your gut says no. You drop your price before they even ask for a discount. You deliver three months of free extras to a client who doesn't even notice, and you wonder why your bank account doesn't reflect any of the love you've poured out in your business. The answer isn't being "bolder", or learning to "set better boundaries”...The answer is creating systems that turn your warmth into REVENUE - pricing, positioning, and sales conversations that ask without making you feel like a different person - and I'm going to show you exactly how to do that. Here's what's inside the Connector Playbook:Content templates that turn community into clients — warmth with an actual invitation at the endThe 5-step relationship-to-revenue sales system, for people who don't need to learn how to build trust but desperately need to learn how to make the ASKObjection scripts in language that sounds like a friend, not a salespersonThe 4-week Education Launch + 5-email sequence that converts your warm audience without it feeling like a launchPricing rules woven throughout — so you stop dropping your rate the second someone hesitates. Your burnout signature (it looks like resentment, not collapse) and the recovery plan that addresses what's actually broken48 pages. $27. Less than the gift you sent your last client when their dog died.Buy it. Read it tonight. Make the ask tomorrow.