Identify your
Saboteurs
As you’ve worked through these exercises, have you noticed doubts or fears creeping in? These are your saboteurs—negative thought patterns that can block creativity, shut down ideas, and make change feel impossible.
Recognising your saboteurs is the first step to overcoming them.
The Exercise: SABoTEURS
How to do it
Complete the Saboteurs Assessment by Positive Intelligence here.
Note - results are typically provided within 24 hours… we have heard circumstances where it’s taken closer to a week!
Reflect on your results: How do your saboteurs affect your beliefs about money, time and creative solutions? How have they influenced past decisions?
Want to dive into your blocks further?
For 1 week - keep a daily diary of the activities you did and note any saboteurs present. You could extend this for 1 month. The simple act of becoming aware of your saboteurs can help you take more steps towards what you want instead of letting the saboteurs get in the way.
For 30 mins - Reflect on how your saboteurs have played out in your life and key decisions you’ve made in the past.
The Wrap up
Congratulations on completing the Risk Assessment! You’ve taken a significant step toward understanding where you are right now — financially, emotionally, and in terms of your time.
By now, you might be feeling a mix of emotions:
Relief at having a clearer picture of your resources and challenges.
Confidence from identifying creative solutions to some of the obstacles that once felt insurmountable.
Uncertainty or vulnerability, as this process may have uncovered areas where change feels daunting or where old beliefs need to be challenged.
All of these feelings are part of the journey. Remember, the goal isn’t to have everything figured out; it’s to build awareness of your current circumstances.
Keep in mind that the Risk Assessment is just one piece of the puzzle. You’ve already completed The Warm Up, so you also have a deeper understanding of your strengths and interests. The beauty of these two exercises combined is that you have a greater sense of where you might want to explore next - and the resources on hand to get you there.
If you feel ready, consider exploring a personal project or even starting small experiments to test new career directions. Happy Hunting!
THe warm up Collection
Start building a writing practice — a habit that helps you refine your ideas, articulate your expertise, and share your unique perspective. Build a foundation to develop thought pieces that showcase your skills and open doors to new opportunities.
Dive into your personal history, unearthing key strengths, interests, and pivotal moments that have shaped who you are. Use writing and reflection to clarify what drives you, what you have to offer, and what excites you about the future.