Mindset & Marketing Quiz

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Name* This field is required.

First Name

Last Name

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Email* This field is required.

example@example.com

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When crafting content for your coaching business (social media, blog posts, emails), you often find yourself:* This field is required.

Rewriting it countless times, convinced it's not inspiring or profound enough.

Spending hours researching trends and analytics, paralyzed by the fear of low engagement.

Hesitating to hit 'publish', worried your content isn't as valuable as other coaches'.

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Question 1 - 1

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Question 1 - 2

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Question 1 - 3

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When considering new strategies to grow your coaching business, you typically:* This field is required.

Feel overwhelmed by the need to create a flawless, foolproof plan before taking any action.

Get lost in endless research, convinced you need to know every possible outcome before deciding.

Doubt whether you have anything unique to offer in a saturated market.

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Question 2 - 1

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Question 2 - 2

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Question 2 - 3

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When you're about to put yourself out there in a big way (like launching a new program or speaking at an event), you find yourself:* This field is required.

Obsessively rehearsing and refining every detail, certain it's not quite good enough yet.

Imagining every possible scenario and audience reaction, trying to prepare for all contingencies.

Hearing a voice that whispers, "Who do you think you are to be doing this?"

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Question 3 - 1

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Question 3 - 2

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Question 3 - 3

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When a client achieves a breakthrough or success, your first thought is usually:* This field is required.

That you could have helped them achieve it faster or more effectively.

To dissect every aspect of the process, trying to replicate it exactly for future clients.

That it was probably due to the client's efforts, not your coaching skills.

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Question 4 - 1

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Question 4 - 2

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Question 4 - 3

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When creating a new coaching program or offer, you find yourself:* This field is required.

Constantly tweaking and refining, never feeling it's quite good enough to launch.

Endlessly comparing your offer to competitors, convinced you're missing something crucial.

Hearing a voice that says, "Who do I think I'm fooling? Real experts would laugh at what I'm trying to pass off as valuable."

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Question 5 - 1

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Question 5 - 3

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Total of 1 (1st Choice)

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Tottal of 2 (2nd Choice)

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Total of 3 (3rd Choice)