The Drift Score
There's a specific kind of guy who takes this. He works hard. He's done hard things. He knows he's capable of more and it bothers him. He sets goals every January and means every word of it.
And by March it's gone again. Not because he quit trying. Because trying was never the missing piece.
Eighteen questions. Two numbers. The honest distance between how hard you're willing to work and how clearly you know where you're going.
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Part two of two
That was the engine. Those answers are the part most guys never get right, and you just did.
This next part is different. It's about whether all that effort is pointed at anything. Answer these the same way you answered the last six. Honestly, and fast.
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You've seen the two numbers. The rest is the useful part: where your direction is thinnest across all six areas, and the first thing I'd do about it.
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Thirty minutes, free. If coaching would help you, I'll tell you what that looks like. If it wouldn't, I'll tell you that too, and you'll still leave with everything above.
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