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self-assessment

A self-assessment works only if it locates you instead of flattering you. These 5 folders each take a different reading — two real weeks mapped onto four quadrants (The Advantage Compass), which values you'd actually trade for (The Values Sort), where your energy goes and leaks (The Energy Audit), what repeated feedback really says (The Feedback Digest), and a radar of the skills you lean on (Skill Radar). Each runs 15–30 minutes with a printable sheet — no account, no projector.

The Advantage Compass Listed Assessment A personal strategy self-assessment: cross strength against vision, audit two weeks of your calendar into four quadrants, and find the golden track — plus the firefighting trap you are stuck in. 6 items, one committed move, 25 minutes. solo 25 min paper or online monthly re-run self-assessment The Values Sort Listed Sort values into Core (max five) / Important / Not mine, then test one real decision against your five and close one gap. A value that costs nothing isn't yours. Printable cards. 1–8 people 20 min offline + online print props self-assessment The Energy Audit Listed Mark a real week + / − / =, name the drain you chose and the plus you starved, then commit one dated swap. Printable cards. 1–2 people 15 min offline + online print props self-assessment The Feedback Digest Listed Sort your real feedback into knew / surprised / dismiss, read the surprised pile as your blindspot, then one honest sentence and one action. Printable cards. 1–2 people 20 min offline + online print props self-assessment Skill Radar Listed Rate the role's axes 1–5, connect a radar, overlay the target shape, target the one short spoke. Printable poker cards. 6–16 people 20 min offline + online print props self-assessment

fitting this into a 90-minute session

A self-assessment is only as useful as the conversation after it. Book time for a partner read-out, and let people keep their own report: scores read aloud in a group turn reflection into performance.
One folder is not an agenda. Fit it into the five-block shape in How to design a 90-minute workshop: wake them, run something real, protect the energy, run it deeper, send them out with a date on paper.
Compare by the room, not the category. The scenario shelves say what survives a video call, a 15-minute slot or twenty people: Quick & short, Remote-friendly, Large group.
The drawer grows. New folders land as they are filed — see what has been filed, or get them in your inbox.

paper first, optional after

Every folder above prints and runs with markers only — no account, no projector. If you want the same measure as a live form, or answers on the room's big screen, each folder page carries an optional section for it: FormLM builds the online pre/post, QRCard-AI runs the scan-and-display half. Neither is required to use what you downloaded.