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Define Your Inner RADCAT Spirit
Discover your core RADCAT energy and unlock the way you lead, make, and evolve.
1. When you start a new project, what’s your first move?
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A
Clarify the big idea and get everyone excited about it.
B
Make sure it reflects your values and feels real.
C
Jump in and start building momentum.
D
Try something new, even if it might not work.
2. When are you at your most creative?
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When you’re dreaming big and mapping out a vision.
B
When you’re reflecting deeply and connecting the dots.
C
When you’re sharing your work in a way that resonates.
D
When you’re capturing the perfect moment to express something.
3. In a group, people usually look to you to…
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A
Lead with energy and inspiration.
B
Keep things grounded and thoughtful.
C
Make things happen and push things forward.
D
Shake things up with fresh ideas.
4. What do people admire about your creative style?
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A
Your ability to see potential and what’s next.
B
Your authenticity and integrity.
C
Your ability to deliver and execute.
D
Your originality and boldness.
5. How do you define success?
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A
Staying true to the original purpose.
B
Creating something that feels meaningful and solid.
C
Seeing real results and impact.
D
Inspiring new ways of thinking or feeling.
E
Making something that truly connects with others.
F
Timing it right so it lands with full power.
G
Learning something new about yourself or your process.
H
Being ready for the next big leap.
6. When you feel stuck creatively, what do you do?
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A
Revisit the original purpose or dream.
B
Go inward and reflect on what’s true for you.
C
Do something unexpected to shake things up.
D
Take action to build momentum (even if it’s messy).
7. What kind of creative work excites you the most?
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A
Big ideas that shift perspectives.
B
Long-term projects that grow over time.
C
Thoughtful pieces that align with values.
D
Daring work that gets people’s attention.
8. What’s your creative superpower?
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A
Seeing what’s possible.
B
Making sense of complexity.
C
Getting things across the finish line.
D
Creating something completely original.
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