Each square is a weekday (weekends are skipped). Strong-day squares mean Zara finished a lesson with an average tier-score of 80% or higher across all 6 decisions.
Each skill is scored across all completed lessons this month. Trend compares to March.
Strong on first-principles strategy logic.
Weighs cannibalization-vs-defense at adult level.
Spots multi-decade business and life patterns.
Long-horizon planning maturing.
Names own state; reframing 'should push through' is growth area.
Top skill — Zara consistently picks the deepest-impact answer.
"What's the deepest takeaway from Jobs's iPhone bet for a 16-year-old?"
Zara chose: "The biggest career and life moves often involve cannibalizing your current success — and the people who can do that with eyes open shape what comes next, in companies AND personal lives." (Strongest, 3 pts)
Zara picked the strategic-self-cannibalization read — that's adult-grade decision quality, the kind that compounds across a career.
"Why isn't 'I should just push through' actually a sufficient response to what you're feeling?"
Zara chose: "Mental health is a phase." (Weak, 0 pts)
Zara picked the dismissive frame. We're working on naming why pushing-through chronic states accumulates rather than resolves — and why help is for prevention, not just crisis.
"What in your life right now might be worth disrupting on purpose before it disrupts itself?"
"When you've felt 'just push through' in your head this month, what was actually accumulating underneath?"
"Decision quality is your top skill — where this week did you cannibalize an okay thing in service of a better thing?"
Reasoning drills focused on chronic-state vs. acute-state distinctions (lessons 33, 37, 40).
Decision-quality strength — review lessons 21 and 32.
Try a lesson from the age-15 Mandela set for cross-year strategic patience reps.