Discover Your Zone of Genius

Every athlete has a unique way of taking action — not just on the field, but in life.

How you solve problems, plan, adapt, or resist pressure? That’s not just personality — it’s instinct.

This quick quiz will help you identify your Zone of Genius and how you naturally take action when you're free to be yourself.

What to Expect:

You'll answer 4 multiple-choice questions
Each one maps how you operate in a different zone (Fact Finder, Follow Thru, Quick Start, and Implementor)
No right or wrong answers — just pick the one that feels most like you
Read each question and all answers before you choose
Don't answer in the way you think you "should" or how you might be expected to...
Don’t overthink it — go with your gut!

What Happens Next:

Once you’ve completed the quiz, we’ll email you your results — including:

Your NIL Zone of Genius: Your instinctive edge — how you naturally take action, make decisions, and stay in flow under pressure.
Empowered Self-Awareness: You’ll finally have language for the way you move through life and sport — even the parts others may have misunderstood or overlooked.
Your Team Superpower: What makes you magnetic on and off the field — and how your presence makes everyone around you better.
Resistance Red Flags: Where you tend to push against your own wiring — and how to avoid burnout, frustration, or misalignment.
Brand Identity Clues: The energy your archetype brings to NIL — including your creative style, leadership tone, and what sets your story apart.
NIL Activation Tips: Ideas you can apply immediately — from content moves to pitch language to the kind of partnerships that fit your flow.
Plus a Mindset Mantra: A powerful reminder to help you return to your center when NIL gets overwhelming.

Let’s unlock the way YOU are wired to lead!

How you gather and share information

What’s most likely to go through your mind when starting something new you know little about?

A – The Analyst “I need to know everything first.” You crave clarity. You research, fact-check, and make informed choices. Think: The strategist, the researcher, the spreadsheet whisperer. Likely to say: “Let me look into that,” “I read the fine print,” “I want to make an informed decision.”

B – The Curator “Give me the gist, and I’ll make it work.” You gather just enough to move forward and simplify information. Think: The editor, the communicator, the systems thinker. Likely to say: “What’s the key takeaway?” “I’ll figure out the rest.”

C – The Bottom-Liner “What’s the point?” You skip the fluff. You focus on essence and action, not deep dives. Think: The summarizer, the headline-grabber, the big-picture doer. Likely to say: “Just give me the bottom line.” “I don’t need the details.”

How you organize and plan (Follow Thru)

When you’ve got a lot going on, what feels most natural to you?

A – The Architect “Let me build the system.” You love structure, plans, and step-by-step clarity. Think: The planner, the operations director, the checklist master. Likely to say: “Let’s map this out.” “I need a clear plan.”

B – The Optimizer “Let’s tweak what’s already working.” You adjust systems as needed, improving and refining them. Think: The fixer, the process editor, the practical adapter. Likely to say: “Let’s adjust this,” “We can improve this flow.”

C – The Flow-Seeker “Don’t box me in.” You resist rigid structure. You create through improvisation. Think: The idea-hopper, the creative disruptor. Likely to say: “I’ll figure it out as I go,” “Let’s keep it open.”

How you approach risk and uncertainty (Quick Start)

What’s your gut reaction in unpredictable or pressured situations?

A – The Maverick “Let’s go. I’ll figure it out.” You thrive on spontaneity and new challenges. Think: The pioneer, the risk-taker, the bold starter. Likely to say: “I don’t need a plan,” “I love the thrill.”

B – The Explorer “Let’s try it, but smart.” You test before committing and explore carefully. Think: The tester, the cautious innovator, the strategist. Likely to say: “Let’s ease into it,” “We’ll try it and adjust.”

C – The Stabilizer “Why change what works?” You prefer stability and predictability. Think: The anchor, the grounded realist. Likely to say: “Let’s stick with what we know,” “No need to rush.”

How you relate to physical tools and space (Implementor)

When you're dealing with something physical — a tool, object, or layout — what feels most natural to you?

A – The Mechanic “Let me build it, fix it, or touch it.” You think with your hands and prefer hands-on interaction. You could use your hands all day, every day! Think: The builder, the expert craftsman, the embodied learner. Likely to say: “Let me try it,” “I’ll figure it out by doing.”

B – The Tinkerer “I use my hands, but I can also envision.” You work well with your hands when needed, but your strengths bridge physical doing with mental imagining. Think: The hobbyist, the creative bridge. Likely to say: “I like to experiment,” “I build when it feels useful.”

C – The Visionary “I don’t need to touch it — I see it.” You operate in ideas, patterns, and visualization. Think: The designer, the conceptual innovator. Likely to say: “I see how it works,” “I don’t need to build it to understand it.”

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