The Pre-Flight Check

Before any flight, a pilot walks the aircraft. Not because they expect to find something wrong, but because assumptions are the one thing an instrument panel cannot measure.

The twenty-five statements that follow read your five adaptive capacities the way a panel reads an aircraft: without flattery and without judgement. There are no right answers, and a low reading is not a verdict. It is information — the same kind a fuel gauge offers, and offered in the same spirit.

Answer for how you actually operate on an ordinary Tuesday, not for how you operate on your best day. The panel is only useful if you let it read you honestly. Nothing you enter here is stored or sent anywhere.