Mindset Block Assessment by Amara Lane

🧭 Before You Start: Find Your Compass

This assessment is designed to identify the invisible obstacle holding back your ability to execute. This isn’t an exam, and there are no right or wrong answers. To get an accurate result, be brutally honest with yourself.

Always choose the answer that feels most like you; if you find yourself torn between two options, go with the one that feels most instinctive and spontaneous. Your future self will thank you for it.

⏱ Duration: 2 minutes. 📝 How it works: Read each question and choose the option (A, B, or C) that best represents you right now. Don't overthink it. 📊 The Result: At the end, the letter you selected most frequently will reveal your specific Mindset Block.

By clicking the link for your profile, you’ll unlock a free personalized strategy designed to help you dissolve that block and move into consistent action.

Let's begin!

1. When I need to increase my prices or charge for my work, my immediate thought is:

Q1

A

I feel guilty charging what my work is actually worth.

B

I need to wait until my offering is completely flawless before asking for more.

C

I feel overwhelmed by the process of communicating the increase clearly.

2. When faced with a big, complex project, I often find myself:

A

Talking myself out of the idea before I even test it, due to low self-worth.

B

Waiting until the absolute last minute to start, fueled by fear of failure or success.

C

Getting distracted by emails, social media, or other low-priority tasks.

3. My pricing strategy (or self-valuation) is most influenced by:

A

A deeply ingrained belief that I don't deserve success or high rates.

B

A need to stay "affordable," which often trains clients to undervalue my skills.

C

Confusion and overwhelm when trying to calculate a price based on value instead of fear.

4. When trying to focus on a difficult task, I am most easily interrupted by:

A

Internal thoughts about my inadequacy or past failures.

B

The discomfort or anxiety that comes with starting the task.

C

Digital distractions like notifications, emails, or constant tab-switching (attention residue).

5. When setting goals, my biggest challenge is:

A

Defining a minimum acceptable rate or boundary for my time and mental energy.

B

The constant tweaking or waiting for the "perfect moment" to launch.

C

Attention fragmentation, making it hard to commit to one specific task (internal distraction).

6. Procrastination, for me, is primarily caused by:

A

The belief that I'm not ready yet, even when I actually am.

B

Fear of rejection — or fear of what will happen if I succeed.

C

Feeling confused or unclear about where or how to start.

7. To regain clarity and break a mental loop, I usually need to address:

A

The belief that makes me feel guilty when I ask for more.

B

The emotional payoff I get from staying small or staying safe.

C

The overwhelming wave of external and digital noise draining my focus.

8. If I'm over-delivering and under-charging, the root cause is likely:

A

A low-value identity reinforced by current money habits.

B

Fear of upsetting people if I rebalance my commitments or raise my prices.

C

Feeling too swamped or scattered to strategically adjust my work or pricing.