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Gifts Profile

Your gifts are real. Are you free to use them?

Do you hold back out of fear of being seen trying and failing? Worry you’ve missed your moment? Tell yourself “that’s just how I’ve always been”?

Most profiles tell you what you’re good at. This one starts by asking whether you’re free to use it.

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About 15 minutes · 53 quick questions

Where you land on the map comes from your answers. Your gifts don’t change with the quadrant, but how they show up does.

What you get

Three layers, one picture of you.

1

Freedom & Clarity

Freedom measures how much your past, your fears and your old agreements are still steering your decisions. Clarity measures how well you know how you’re built and whether your life is pointed in the direction of your choosing.

2

Your domain

Your default way of engaging the world: the move you make before you think about it. It explains why some work energizes you and other work drains you, even when you’re good at both.

3

Your top gifts

Specific capacities that make other people’s lives better when you use them. Your top three are where you’ll have the most impact with the least strain.

Freedom & Clarity

Free to use your gifts, or fighting to?

When you’re free, your gifts flow from rest: you serve, lead and create because it’s who you are. When you’re bound, the same gifts get pulled into proving yourself.

ActivatedFree and clear. Your gifts flow from rest, pointed where you chose.
DriftingFree, but not yet clear. Energy with no target.
CagedClear, but not yet free. A plan you can’t step into.
FragmentedNeither free nor clear yet. Gifts pulled in every direction.

Your domain

Everyone has a home base.

Nobody is limited to just one, but your domain is the channel your gifts flow through. It also points to your blind spot: the one you skip under pressure.

StrategicThinks it through.
RelatingConnects.
ExecutingGets it done.
InfluencingMoves others.

Your gifts

Ten gifts. You’re already using some of them.

The ten come from two ancient lists, Romans 12 and Ephesians 4. None of them require a platform or a pulpit. They show up in companies, families, teams and friendships every day.

ApostleThe founder, the planter, the person who builds the first version of something and then wants to start the next one.
TeacherThe one who turns a mess of information into a framework that finally makes it click.
ServingNotices what needs doing before anyone asks, and has quietly done it by the time you do.
GivingPicks up the check, funds the idea, or opens their network and home without keeping score.
LeadingRuns the project, the team or the household so well that everything just works.
ShepherdWatches over specific people for years and notices when one drifts.
MercyThe one people call when it all falls apart, because they can sit in the hard thing.
ProphetNames what everyone senses and nobody says, even when it costs them.
EvangelistGets people excited about an idea, a product, a cause or a faith, and brings new people in.
ExhorterSees your potential before you do and won’t let you settle.

How it works

Fifteen minutes, then the people who know you.

Answer 53 questions

Quick multiple choice. Answer how things are, not how you’d like them to be.

Get your profile

Your place on the map, your domain, your top gifts, and what to do next.

Ask three people

Send a short link to a family member, a close friend and a work colleague, and see what they see in you.

Find out what’s still steering you, and what you’re built for.

About 15 minutes, and your profile is ready the moment you finish.

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