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This brief questionnaire helps us determine
whether or not you're the right fit for the workshop

You will be contacted personally if you qualify 🕊️ 

If selected, all sessions will be held on [Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 1pm PST/4pm EST and will end at 3pm PST/6pm EST]. Are you able to commit 2 hours per day to fully participate in this workshop? ***ALL LIVE SESSIONS WILL ALSO BE RECORDED FOR YOU
YES
NO
You have been working toward an important goal for six months. Progress has been much slower than expected, and nobody is holding you accountable. What are you most likely to do?
Keep working, reassess my approach, and change my strategy if necessary.
Take a short break, return to it when I feel motivated again.
Look for someone or something that can help motivate me.
Move on to something that appears more promising.
Question whether the goal is worth pursuing if progress isn't happening.
Imagine you join a community where another member has knowledge you need, while you have skills they need. They ask you to help them before they can offer you anything in return. What would you most naturally do?
Help them if I genuinely can, trusting that mutual value can develop naturally over time.
Help them, but make sure they understand what I expect in return.
Help them only if the exchange is clearly equal.
Ask what they can offer me first.
Decline, unless there is an immediate benefit to me.
Which situation would frustrate you the most?
Being surrounded by people who refuse to take responsibility for their own lives.
Working extremely hard without receiving recognition.
Not making as much money as I believe I deserve.
Having someone else receive credit for an idea I contributed.
Being unable to achieve something despite having worked hard.
You discover that one of your deeply held beliefs may be wrong. You find credible information supporting both your original belief and the opposing position. What do you do?
Investigate both positions further and remain willing to change my conclusion.
Defend my original position until someone proves it definitively wrong.
Accept the opposing position if enough people I respect believe it.
Avoid the subject because I don't want to become confused.
Choose whichever position produces the outcome I prefer.
Which statement most closely describes what you're currently building toward?
A life in which I can create value independently, pursue my purpose, and contribute meaningfully to others.
A successful career that provides substantial financial freedom.
A business that allows me to become wealthy.
A lifestyle where I have maximum freedom and minimum obligations.
I'm primarily trying to escape my current circumstances and figure out what comes next.
Opportunity A: $100,000 immediately with relatively little personal growth or contribution to others. Opportunity B: Develop very valuable skills, build real relationships, create something meaningful for the world, and become self-sufficient.
Opportunity A
Opportunity B
I'd choose A initially and use the money to pursue B later.
Neither; I'd look for a third opportunity.
How would you describe your current relationship with mainstream ideas and institutions? Which of these have you personally done, not merely agreed with? [Multiple choice - Select all that apply]
When someone around you achieves something you've been working toward yourself, what is your most natural reaction?
I feel frustrated that they have what I want.
I wonder what advantages or opportunities they had that I didn't.
I feel happy for them and look for lessons I can apply to my own journey.
I feel inspired by their success and genuinely want to see them achieve even more. And I also want to ask them how they achieved it so that I can learn how to succeed as well.
Imagine you have valuable knowledge that could help someone in your community succeed. What would you be most likely to do?
Keep it to myself unless there is something substantial in return.
Share some of it, but only if I know the person can benefit me later.
Share it freely when I believe it could genuinely help them.
Share it and, where appropriate, help them put it into practice.
When you realize that a situation in your life isn't improving, despite your dissatisfaction, what do you typically do?
Wait for circumstances to change or for a better opportunity to appear.
Research possible solutions but often struggle to follow through.
Take responsibility for identifying what I can change and begin acting on it.
Experiment, adapt, and keep taking action until I find a workable solution.
When you make a commitment to someone but later realize keeping it will be inconvenient for you, what are you most likely to do?
Reconsider the commitment if it no longer serves my interests.
Try to fulfill it, but prioritize my own needs if things become difficult.
Honor the commitment unless there is a legitimate reason I cannot.
Communicate honestly as early as possible and do everything reasonably possible to honor my word or make things right.
Which statement best describes how you respond to uncertainty when pursuing a life you genuinely want?
I prefer to wait until I feel confident that things will work out.
I take action when the risks seem manageable.
I accept that uncertainty is part of growth and act when the potential reward justifies the risk.
I assess the risks, make the best decision I can, and adapt as I learn, even when success is not guaranteed.
When someone challenges your beliefs or points out a flaw in your reasoning, how do you usually respond?
I defend my position because I don't want others to undermine my judgment.
I listen, but I am unlikely to change my mind unless they strongly persuade me.
I consider their perspective and decide whether their argument has merit.
I welcome thoughtful challenges because discovering that I am wrong can help me grow.
Imagine someone in your community is struggling while you are doing well. Helping them would cost you some time and effort, but you could reasonably afford it. What would guide your decision?
I would look for a meaningful way to help while respecting their independence and my own boundaries.
I would help if we were close or if I expected something in return.
I would consider what help I could offer without neglecting my own responsibilities.
Their situation is their responsibility, not mine.
If you were given valuable information that could improve your life, but applying it required you to abandon a familiar habit or admit you had been wrong, what would you do?
Keep the information in mind but continue doing what feels comfortable.
Consider applying it when I feel ready.
Test the information and change my approach if it proves useful.
Put it into practice, evaluate the results honestly, and adjust my behavior based on what I learn.
What would you most want to contribute to a private community built around mutual exchange, personal growth, and collective self-sufficiency?
Access to opportunities, products, or services that primarily benefit me.
My skills and resources when there is a clear benefit to me in return.
My knowledge, abilities, and resources in mutually beneficial exchanges.
My skills, knowledge, integrity, and active participation to help create an environment where members can grow and succeed together.
When an opportunity arises that could significantly improve your life, but pursuing it means helping others succeed alongside you, how do you typically approach it?
I prioritize securing the best outcome for myself before considering anyone else
I consider both my own long-term growth and how I can contribute to the success of others, even when it requires extra effort from me
I look for an arrangement where everyone involved has something meaningful to gain
I look for ways to benefit from the opportunity while minimizing what I have to give in return
Which approach best aligns with your philosophy when building a business or community?
Focus on helping people achieve meaningful results first, trusting that genuine value and strong relationships can create sustainable opportunities for everyone involved.
Offer free value to build trust, help people achieve results, and generate revenue from opportunities that emerge over time.
Prioritize generating revenue upfront by charging for access to my knowledge, products, or services.
Balance free value with paid offers, ensuring that both community impact and profitability remain priorities.
Which statement best reflects your philosophy on exchanging value, whether through money or bartering?
Valuable knowledge, products, and services should ideally be free, and I prefer to avoid paying whenever possible.
I believe valuable knowledge, products, and services deserve fair compensation, whether through money, bartering, or another mutually beneficial exchange.
I believe value should be exchanged fairly, but I generally prefer to receive more than I give.
I believe in investing in value, contributing meaningfully in return, and building mutually beneficial relationships where everyone involved benefits from the exchange.
Do you believe that you should possess value of some sorts before expecting to receive value from someone else?
In most situations, Yes.
In most situations, No
When you're given the knowledge and resources to achieve a goal, which approach best describes how you prefer to move forward?
I feel most confident when someone is available to guide me through each stage and help me overcome obstacles.
I take initiative, experiment with what I've learned, and find solutions independently, taking full responsibility for implementing the information I was given to achieve the results.
I prefer step-by-step guidance and ongoing support before making decisions or taking action.
I use the information provided to take action independently, seeking guidance when I encounter challenges I cannot resolve myself.
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