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Infinite U Diagnostic Assessment — 6 Core Pathways (DRAFT)

The Infinite U Diagnostic Assessment

Discover the hidden pattern, paradigm, or identity ceiling most likely limiting your next level of growth.

This assessment will point you toward the Infinite U lesson that matches your biggest current breakthrough opportunity.

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Question 1 of 6

Which of these feels most consistently true for you right now?

A

I’m working hard, but I don’t feel pulled toward one clear goal that gives me real focus, energy, and direction.

B

I know what I should do, but I keep slipping back into the same habits, decisions, and results.

C

I know I’m capable of more, but I still second-guess myself, play smaller than I should, or pull back when the pressure is real.

D

I hesitate to make the bold move until I feel more confident, certain, prepared, or sure it will work.

E

Bigger money decisions still create tension for me—raising prices, asking for the sale, investing in support, receiving more, or believing I can earn more without working harder.

F

I know I create value, but I don’t always communicate it with enough confidence, ask directly for the business, or lead people decisively through resistance.

Question 2 of 6

When you think about your next level, which internal struggle shows up most often? 

A

I feel scattered because several things matter, but none feels clear or compelling enough to organize my focus and decisions.

B

I can see the better response, but under pressure I still fall back into familiar reactions, habits, or ways of operating.

C

Part of me still questions whether I’m truly capable of operating at the level I say I want.

D

I keep waiting for more confidence, certainty, or proof before I make the move I know I need to make.

E

Bigger financial decisions create more tension than they should—pricing, investing, asking for the sale, receiving more, or trusting myself with greater responsibility.

F

I know what I offer can help people, but I still hesitate to communicate it directly, ask confidently, or lead the conversation toward a decision.

Question 3 of 6

Which of these feels hardest to fully believe right now?

A

That I can choose one meaningful direction, commit to it, and stop feeling pulled in several directions at once.

B

That I can stop repeating patterns that have felt normal for years and create a genuinely different result.

C

That I am capable of becoming—and carrying—the version of myself my next level requires.

D

That I can make the bold move before I feel fully confident, certain, or guaranteed that it will work.

E

That I can earn, receive, and manage more without overworking, shrinking back, or feeling uncomfortable with bigger numbers.

F

That I can communicate my value clearly, ask directly for the business, and still feel genuine rather than pushy.

Question 4 of 6

Which outcome matters most to you right now?

A

I want one clear goal that gives me stronger direction, focus, energy, and momentum.

B

I want to stop repeating the same patterns and finally create consistent, sustainable results.

C

I want to trust myself more, make stronger decisions, and consistently show up as the person my next level requires.

D

I want to make bold, aligned moves without waiting for perfect confidence, certainty, timing, or proof.

E

I want to earn, receive, invest, and grow financially with greater confidence—without overworking or shrinking back around bigger opportunities.

F

I want to communicate my value with greater certainty, ask confidently for the business, and lead more people toward a decision.

Question 5 of 6

Which pattern most often gets in the way of your progress?

 

A

I’m working toward several goals, but without one clear priority, my focus and energy keep getting divided.

B

Even when I make a better plan or set a higher standard, I eventually slip back into familiar habits, reactions, or results.

C

When greater visibility, responsibility, or opportunity appears, I begin second-guessing myself or playing smaller than I know I should.

D

I delay the bold move because I’m uncertain about the outcome, concerned about getting it wrong, or uncomfortable with the risk involved.

E

Money decisions create tension for me—especially when it comes to pricing, investing, asking for more, receiving more, or taking on bigger opportunities.

F

I hesitate to communicate my value directly, make the stronger ask, handle resistance, or confidently lead someone toward a decision.

Question 6 of 6

Looking back across your answers, which pattern is currently costing you the most momentum?

 

Choose the one that, if resolved, would create the greatest positive change in your business or life right now.

 

A

When bigger opportunities, visibility, or responsibility appear, I second-guess myself, pull back, or operate below what I know I’m capable of.

B

I keep returning to the same habits, reactions, or results—even after making better plans and knowing what needs to change.

C

I keep delaying the bold move because I want more confidence, certainty, proof, or a safer path before I act.

D

Money still creates tension around pricing, investing, receiving more, or pursuing bigger financial opportunities.

E

I hold back from communicating my value directly, making the stronger ask, handling resistance, or confidently leading someone toward a decision.

F

I’m working hard, but without one clear target, my attention is divided across too many priorities and nothing is pulling me forward strongly enough.

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