Discover Your Brand Siren

Welcome to the Thrive Your Tribe Brand Siren diagnostic! This tool helps you find your Brand Siren archetype based on your best working style and your most ideal clients. In other words, this tool is going to reveal to you the core of who you are when you are at your best, doing your best work, for people you most enjoy working with. What is great about this is that it allows you to market as your best self in a way that really connects with your best people. In other words, finding out your brand archetype is the first step as you learn to Thrive Your Tribe.

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Try to answer the 25 questions as quickly as possible. (If more than one answer is a good fit, just choose the one that caught your attention first.)

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My ideal clients highly value:
- Feeling safe.
- Having fun.
- Being appreciated.
- Direction.
- Self discovery.
I easily see:
- People as trustworthy.
- The truth behind illusions.
- People's inner selves.
- The potential in a situation.
- Possibility for personal growth.
I like my schedule for the week:
- The simpler, the better.
- Exciting and (to anyone else) a little chaotic.
- To include plenty of space for deep interpersonal connection.
- Stuffed full of moments that are transformational.
- Flexible--in fact, I'd prefer no schedule at all.
My products or services help clients:
- Feel cared for.
- Break free of stodgy tradition.
- Enjoy the process.
- Live their truth.
- Find themselves.
In my work, I crave:
- Wholeness--it's important to me that things feel complete.
- A balance of fun and serious work--I like to get things done!
- Appreciation and closeness.
- Synchronicity--without those moments of magic, I'm not doing my job.
- Being different.
My business is about belonging:
- Yes! I want clients to feel part of the family I've created with my team.
- Not really. Though sometimes I love to bring my clients together in a group and see what happens.
- Yes! I want clients to feel comfortable and connected with my team and my other clients--I want my business to be a conduit for community.
- No. My work with clients is powerful and transformational--there's no space for anyone else's involvement.
- No. My work is an individual journey that each client takes with my guidance.
My leadership role with clients:
- I take a collaborative approach with my clients.
- I lead the way--I have to or they'd get stuck. Change doesn't always feel good and they need someone to keep their feet to the fire.
- I take my time getting to know my clients and then lead the way based on my expertise and their needs.
- I'm in charge and clients know it, no ifs ands or buts. Clients appreciate knowing that I'm 100% in charge.
- We're on this journey together. I consider my clients' expertise about their lives, goals, and dreams just as important as my expertise.
My ideal day includes:
- Plenty of time and space for each client appointment.
- Variety from day to day--I can't stand a regimented schedule.
- Plenty of breaks. I'm a focused worker, and need time to recharge throughout the day.
- Lots of immediate evidence of the difference I'm making. I don't believe in waiting all week (or all month) for a payoff.
- Unscheduled time for whatever develops.
My favorite projects are the ones:
- Where I know I'm making a contribution and using my strengths.
- With plenty of fun surprises along the way.
- With plenty of support and a flow of inspiration throughout.
- Where I'm in charge and have a talented team to back me up.
- Where I invent the work as I go.
My best clients:
- Trust me implicitly.
- Are really funny and smart.
- Inspire me in some way.
- Feel really powerful.
- Are open to the journey.
My ideal workspace:
- Is clean and bright and warm.
- Has lots of personality.
- Is filled with creature comforts.
- Makes me feel powerful.
- I'd rather not have a designated workspace.
I believe:
- The world's a safe place.
- People should lighten up.
- Authenticity matters.
- Spiritual help makes a big difference in my life.
- Rules are made to be broken.
One of my faults is I sometimes:
- Have trouble saying no.
- Make light of a situation inappropriately.
- Take business too personally.
- Struggle when someone else's in charge.
- Don't finish what I start.
In school, I had a reputation for:
- Being a goody-two-shoes.
- Never.Shutting.Up.
- Daydreaming.
- Ugly duckling to swan makeovers for friends.
- Questioning authority.
My services or products provide:
- Safety and security.
- Excitement and intrigue.
- Comfort and luxury.
- Direction and instigation.
- Rebellon and growth.
I value:
- Kindness and generosity.
- Creativity and innovation.
- Working with people who are committed and present.
- Systems and structure.
- Spaciousness and breakthroughs.
My ideal legacy includes helping people:
- Feel safe.
- Realize their truth.
- Feel seen.
- Transform.
- Find their way.
People describe me as:
- Bright and cheerful.
- Funny and irreverant.
- Loving and wise.
- Authoritative and direct.
- Zealous and free-spirited.
It's important to me to:
- Create a feeling of community.
- Investigate different views.
- Create worthwhile work.
- Manage situations with the good of all in mind.
- Challenge a wrong.
My clients appreciate that:
- My services are good for them.
- I make them think.
- I let them express themselves in a creative way.
- I provide bespoke services.
- I've been in their shoes.
In my business, I tend to struggle most with:
- Charging what I'm worth.
- Sustaining client relationships--I like new clients, not old ones.
- I don't like to disappoint people so I tend to take on clients I shouldn't.
- Not solving the potential client's problems on our first appointment.
- I have a lot of tire kickers and have trouble getting people to say yes.
My website is too:
- Non-promotional. I really struggle with talking about what I do.
- Professional. It's not me at all--it should be way more *fun*.
- Stuffed. There's way more content than there should be.
- It's impossible (or unnecessary) to talk about what I do, my site is sparse or nonexistant.
- Disorganized. I know it needs more focus but don't know where to begin.
My favorite way to promote myself is:
- Through writing, especially blog posts, articles, or ezines.
- Networking, especially in small-ish groups where I can get to know everyone.
- Meeting people one-on-one for lunch or coffee.
- Speaking engagements: the bigger the audience, the better.
- Through writing and talking about my personal experiences.
My best client found me through:
- A referral from a client.
- A referral from a non-client.
- We met in person.
- A speaking engagement.
- I'm not sure.
The social media marketing tool that appeals to me most is:
- Commenting on other people's blogs.
- Twitter.
- People matter, tools don't.
- A manifesto.
- Facebook.