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Physical Center (Quantity of Energy)

(Quantity of Energy)

Question 2 of 16

1. The Recovery Velocity: Upon waking, how long until you reach peak cognitive clarity?

A

Immediate: I am operational and sharp within 5 minutes of waking.

B

Delayed: It takes 30+ minutes and a stimulant (caffeine/nicotine) to engage.

C

Struggling: I feel "foggy" for the first hour regardless of stimulants.

D

Deficit: I don’t reach peak clarity; I simply manage the fatigue all day.

Question 3 of 16

2. The 2 PM Brownout: Describe your mental sharpness in the mid-afternoon.

A

Consistent: My focus remains sharp and unshaken until the evening.

B

Periodic: I feel a dip but can override it with willpower/caffeine.

C

Severe: I experience a significant "crash" that blunts my decision-making.

D

Terminal: I am effectively "off-line" or purely reactive after 2:00 PM.

Question 4 of 16

3. The Mirror Test: If standing next to your primary rival, what does your presence signal?

A

Dominance: Vitality, alertness, and an intimidating "edge."

B

Stability: A capable, steady, but uninspired executive presence.

C

Attrition: Visible signs of stress, weight fluctuation, or "wear and tear."

D

Vulnerability: I look older and more tired than my chronological age.

II. Emotional Center (Quality of Energy)

(Quality of Energy)

Question 6 of 16

4. The Ghost Presence: When at home, what is your energetic state?

A

Sovereign: Fully present, engaged, and able to disconnect from work.

B

Distracted: Physically there, but frequently checking "pings" or emails.

C

Dissociated: I am "The Ghost"—there in body, but auditing risks in my head.

D

Depleted: I have nothing left for my family; I am essentially "flat-lined."

Question 7 of 16

5. The Reactivity Trigger: How do you handle high-stakes boardroom friction?

A

Strategic: I remain calm, detached, and in control of the room.

B

Managed: I feel the frustration but can mask it from others.

C

Leaking: I am becoming "short" with subordinates or showing visible irritation.

D

Reactive: My emotions own me; I am frequently defensive or volatile.

Question 8 of 16

6. The Social Battery: What is left in the tank for your spouse or partner?

A

Surplus: I have the energy to lead and connect in my personal life.

B

Maintenance: We coexist, but the "spark" of energy is missing.

C

Scraps: They receive the exhausted version of me that the office rejected.

D

Debt: My relationship is a source of stress because I am too tired to invest.

III. Mental Center (Focus of Energy)

(Focus of Energy)

Question 10 of 16

7. The Switching Cost: How do you manage your "Deep Work" focus?

A

Absolute: I can sustain 90 minutes of focus without a single digital distraction.

B

Fragmented: I check emails/pings every 15-20 minutes "just in case."

C

High-Frequency: I am constantly "toggling" between tasks and notifications.

D

Chaotic: I no longer have the capacity for deep work; I am 100% reactive.

Question 11 of 16

8. The Decision Fog: How would you describe your current "Mental Bandwidth"?

A

Expansive: I make high-stakes decisions with speed and absolute clarity.

B

Sufficient: I get the job done, but I feel the weight of the "mental load."

C

Congested: I procrastinate on big decisions because they feel "too much."

D

Paralyzed: I am overwhelmed by the volume of choices; focus is non-existent.

Question 12 of 16

9. The Narrative Loop: What dominates your daily thoughts?

A

Architecture: I am focused on the next 10 years of my legacy.

B

Operations: I am focused on this quarter’s targets and KPIs.

C

Survival: I am focused on the "fires" that need to be put out today.

D

Regret: I am focused on how tired I am and what I’m missing out on.

IV. Spiritual Center (Force of Energy)

(Force of Energy)

Question 14 of 16

10. The Tombstone Test: Does your current output match your promised legacy?

A

Aligned: I am building exactly what I intended to leave behind.

B

Divergent: I am successful, but I’ve lost the "meaning" behind the work.

C

Neglected: My legacy is suffering because I am too busy surviving the "grind."

D

Unknown: I am so tired I can no longer remember why I started this.

Question 15 of 16

11. The Sovereign Autonomy: Who owns your daily calendar?

A

Me: I dictated my time and my priorities with absolute authority.

B

The Office: My team owns most of it, but I carve out "me" time.

C

The Board: I am a high-paid slave to the demands of my stakeholders.

D

The Chaos: My schedule is a series of accidents and interruptions.

Question 16 of 16

12. The Force of Purpose: How do you drive your daily actions?

A

Pull: I am drawn forward by a visceral sense of mission and energy.

B

Habit: I do it because it’s what I do; the drive is functional.

C

Push: I rely on pure discipline and "grit" to get through the day.

D

Friction: Every task feels like wading through mud; the "force" is gone.

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