The Raquelisms™ Power & Positioning Assessment

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  When you walk into an important room, how confident are you that you belong there?

  • A.
    Answer A: Completely confident
  • B.
    Answer B: Mostly confident
  • C.
    Answer C: It depends on the room
  • D.
    Answer D: I often question myself
• 2.
  When an opportunity comes your way, how comfortable are you asking for what you believe you deserve?

  • A.
    A: Very comfortable
  • B.
    B: Somewhat comfortable
  • C.
    C: I sometimes hesitate
  • D.
    D: I usually accept what is offered
• 3.
  How clearly can you explain what makes you different from other people in your field?

  • A.
    A: Very clearly
  • B.
    B: I have a general idea
  • C.
    I struggle to explain it
  • D.
    I honestly don’t know
• 4.
  When someone challenges your value, expertise, or authority, what usually happens?

  • A.
    A: I stay confident and stand my ground
  • B.
    B: I handle it well most of the time
  • C.
    C: I sometimes second-guess myself
  • D.
    D: I tend to shrink or back away
• 5.
  Before an important meeting, event, interview, or appearance, how intentionally do you prepare how you will present yourself?

  • A.
    A: Very intentionally
  • B.
    B: Most of the time
  • C.
    C: Only for major occasions
  • D.
    D: Rarely
• 6.
  Do your appearance, body language, and communication style reflect the level you want to reach?

  • A.
    A: Absolutely
  • B.
    B: Most of the time
  • C.
    C: Sometimes
  • D.
    D: Not yet
• 7.
  When you speak in a room, do you feel people pay attention?

  • A.
    Yes, consistently
  • B.
    B: Usually
  • C.
    C: Sometimes
  • D.
    D: Rarely
• 8.
  How comfortable are you being visible—on camera, on social media, on stage, or in front of influential people?

  • A.
    A: Very comfortable
  • B.
    B: Fairly comfortable
  • C.
    C: I’m working on it
  • D.
    D: I avoid visibility whenever possible
• 9.
  If someone Googled you today, would what they find accurately represent who you are now?

  • A.
    A: Absolutely
  • B.
    B: Mostly
  • C.
    C: Somewhat
  • D.
    D: Not at all
• 10.
  Do people immediately understand what you do and why you are valuable?

  • A.
    A: Yes
  • B.
    B: Usually
  • C.
    C: Sometimes
  • D.
    D: I often have to explain myself
• 11.
  Are you currently receiving the opportunities, recognition, income, or influence that match your experience and ability?

  • A.
    A: Yes
  • B.
    B: I’m getting close
  • C.
    C: Not consistently
  • D.
    D: Definitely not

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Result 1

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  THE HIDDEN POWERHOUSE: 11-19Your value is greater than your visibility.You have abilities, experience, and potential that other people may not immediately recognize. The problem isn't necessarily what you bring to the table—it's making sure people understand it.Your 3 Moves:Get clear about what makes you valuable.Stop minimizing your accomplishments when talking about yourself.Make sure your appearance, online presence, and communication reflect where you're going—not just where you've been.The Raquelism: Never make people dig to discover your value.
• 2.
  Result 2

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  THE EMERGING FORCE: 20-28Your confidence is growing, and so is your presence.You know you have something valuable to offer. Now you're learning to become more intentional and consistent about how you show up, communicate your value, and position yourself.Your 3 Moves:Decide exactly how you want to be known.Become more intentional about the rooms, relationships, and opportunities you pursue.Practice communicating your value without overexplaining it.The Raquelism: You don't need permission to become who you already know you're capable of being.
• 3.
  Result 3

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  THE COMMANDING PRESENCE: 29 to 36You've learned how to get noticed. Now make that attention work for you.People recognize your presence, confidence, or expertise. Your next level is making sure that visibility translates into the right opportunities.Your 3 Moves:Become selective about where and how you show up.Strengthen the public narrative around who you are.Stop measuring success by attention alone—look for access, influence, income, and opportunity.The Raquelism: Being noticed gets you into the conversation. Being positioned gets you the opportunity.
• 4.
  Result 4

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  THE POWER PLAYER: 37-44You've built the presence. Now it's time for leverage.You understand your value and know how to communicate it. At this level, doing more isn't necessarily the answer. Your next move is being strategic about what you've already built.Your 3 Moves:Protect your time and become more selective with your access.Turn your expertise, reputation, and audience into assets.Pursue opportunities that increase your influence, income, or ownership—not simply your workload.The Raquelism: When you know your value, stop proving it. Start leveraging it.