Daijavaun Nixon | A NEW CULT

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When something in your life repeatedly isn’t working, what do you usually do first?

Look for someone or something external to blame

Try to understand what circumstances are contributing to the problem

Examine my own decisions, behaviors, and beliefs before looking elsewhere

I tend to avoid thinking about it until circumstances force me to act

Think of a significant mistake you made in the last few years. What did it teach you about yourself? [Please answer honestly and specifically. What matters most is not the mistake itself, but how you responded to it.]

When nobody is watching and there is nothing to gain from doing the “right” thing, what guides your decisions?

How do you typically respond when someone you respect tells you something about yourself that you don't want to hear?

I usually become defensive because they don't fully understand my situation

I listen, but I decide afterward whether they're right

I seriously consider whether there is truth in what they're saying, even when it is uncomfortable

I actively seek perspectives that challenge my current way of thinking

Which statement most accurately describes your relationship with personal development?

I am interested in personal development, but consistency has been difficult

I periodically work on myself when I feel I need to change something

Self-development is already an established part of my lifestyle

I have deliberately transformed multiple areas of my life through sustained personal effort

How willing are you to make uncomfortable changes if they are necessary to become the person you want to be?

I want meaningful results, but I don't want my lifestyle disrupted significantly

I am willing to make some changes if they feel manageable

I am willing to become uncomfortable and make substantial changes when necessary

If something is genuinely preventing me from becoming who I want to be, I am prepared to fundamentally restructure my life around the change

This work requires a genuine investment of time, energy, attention, and financial resources. If you became convinced that this process could fundamentally improve the quality of your life, how would you approach the investment?

I would only proceed if it required little or no financial sacrifice

I would need to wait until circumstances made the investment easier

I would evaluate the potential return carefully and prioritize it if the value was clear

I view investing substantially in my own development as one of the highest-leverage investments I can make

Please elaborate on what it is that you feel you need help with during this time in your life: