You’re not broken — you’re buffering.
The resistance you feel isn’t failure. It’s protection.

Inside you are dragons — sacred patterns shaped by your past, here to keep you safe... but now, they may be holding you back.

This quiz will help you discover:

The dragon currently showing up in your business or creative work
The fear it’s guarding and the story it’s telling
What it’s really trying to protect — and how to gently shift it
Your next step toward clarity, courage, and Flow

This is not a test. It’s a mirror.
Let’s find out which dragon is showing up for you.

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Begin the Dragon Quiz

QUESTION 1. When you think about tech in your business, what comes up? *

I freeze up or avoid starting

I keep switching tools hoping one will work

I research endlessly but never implement

I force myself to do it even when I’m exhausted

I feel like if I mess up, I’ll look stupid

I know what works for me and keep it simple

QUESTION 2. What’s your current relationship with your ideas? *

I have too many and don’t know where to start

I doubt all of them and overanalyze

I avoid them by cleaning or scrolling

I get inspired, then burn out quickly

I keep waiting for one to be perfect

I follow the ideas that light me up — one step at a time

QUESTION 3. When you’re about to launch or share something...

I tweak it endlessly—it’s never quite done

I suddenly doubt whether anyone will care

I feel too tired to push through

I stall and wait for motivation

I quietly disappear and stop postin

I share when I’m inspired, not when I’m forced

QUESTION 4. What do you tell yourself about being seen online? *

I don’t want to be judged or misunderstood

I’m not qualified enough

I need to get everything in order first

I’ll share when I have more time/energy

I want to, but I forget or get foggy

I’m here to connect, not perform

QUESTION 5. What’s your energy like at the end of most days?

Exhausted, but I didn’t get much done

Tired from doing all the things myself

Spaced out—I don’t even remember what I did

Wired and unable to wind

I numbed out on distractions

I feel fulfilled and good about how I used my energy today

QUESTION 6. What’s your first instinct when faced with a challenge?

I try to figure it out myself, even if I’m overwhelmed

I wait until I “feel ready”

I panic and avoid it

I spiral into what-ifs and worst-case scenarios

I look for a new plan or idea instead

I breathe, check in, and take the next right step

QUESTION 7. How do you feel about your past business attempts? *

I still carry guilt or shame about things that didn’t work.

I tell myself I should be further by now

I secretly think I blew my one chance

I try not to think about it and move on

I forget what even inspired me in the first place

I honor what I’ve learned and carry it forward

QUESTION 8-What do you actually do when you have a few free hours to focus?

Clean, scroll, or do other “productive” things

Research or take another course

Create 3 new Canva designs for projects I haven’t launched

Re-write the same email 10 times

Forget what I was going to do and wander off

I get focused and take aligned action with ease

QUESTION 9 -What belief do you catch yourself repeating?

I have to do it all or it won’t get done

I need to work harder to succeed

I don’t know enough yet

I’ll never be as good as “them”

I can’t start yet, it’s not the right time

I trust that aligned effort creates real results

QUESTION 10 -What happens after you get inspired?

I get overwhelmed by options

I question if I’m capable

I avoid taking action

I force myself to act, then crash

I forget what the idea even was

I follow the spark while staying grounded

QUESTION 11. How do you feel when someone asks you about your business?

Like I have to prove I’m legit

Like I should be doing more

I want to hide or change the subject

Like I’ve lost my spark

I feel like a failure for not being further

I speak with clarity and compassion, even if it’s a work in progress

QUESTION 12. How do you respond to growth opportunities?

I say yes, then overthink and delay

I commit, then burnout mid-way

I say no because it feels too hard

I say yes, then second guess everything

I forget or miss the deadline completely

I say yes and move forward with confidence