Let's identify your natural cognitive edge.

Integrator

Mechanist

Forecaster

Optimizer

Strategist

Contextualist

I adjust my approach depending on the environment or context 

I think about how the people involved are going to feel 

I take a moment to assess the timing or long-term implications 

I look for the friction or inefficiency that’s slowing progress 

I break it into steps and start organising what needs to happen 

I explore multiple perspectives or approaches until a bigger picture forms

ContextualistScore

When you’re faced with a challenge, how do you instinctively respond?

StrategistScore

OptimizerScore

ForecasterScore

MechanistScore

Spot what’s not working and make it cleaner or more efficient 

Find the core connection or insight that ties it together 

Evaluate if it’s future-proof or strategically timed 

Map it out into something that could be executed reliably 

Reposition it to fit a different audience or use case 

Refine the language or message so it resonates better 

IntegratorScore

When someone brings you a rough idea, what’s your default instinct?

Creating systems, templates, or tools that run smoothly 

Blending ideas or fields that usually don’t go together 

Streamlining processes or tightening loose parts 

Translating proven things into new markets or audiences 

Designing the emotional tone of a message, story, or brand 

Observing patterns and turning them into strategic insights 

What kind of work tends to energise you most?

Finding the most efficient path and sticking to it 

Adapting to what’s needed in the moment or platform 

Making something smoother, faster, or easier 

Planning around signals that others haven’t noticed yet 

Seeing how everything connects and fits together 

Writing or shaping something that hits emotionally 

Which of these feels most natural when you’re working?

I pinpoint what’s slowing them down and clean it up 

I reframe it so it fits their current environment better 

I help them see the idea from a new, unexpected angle 

I help them find the right tone or language to express it 

I explain what might be coming next and how to prepare 

I build a structure or path to move them forward 

When someone feels stuck, how do you tend to help?

When I see something broken that I know how to fix 

Through mapping out how something should function 

When I feel something needs to be communicated better 

From observing patterns over time or across industries 

By merging unrelated concepts or insights I’ve picked up 

From translating an idea into a new situation or setting 