You know what you should be doing. So why do you keep going back to doing the opposite?
You move forward, you change a few things, you make good decisions.
Then, without really understanding why, you go back to the same behaviours.
You postpone. You avoid. You doubt. You quit. You undermine the thing that was starting to work.
The Magnétique test identifies the mechanism that brings you back to those behaviours, and the exact moment it kicks in.
You may recognise some of these situations.
If you recognise several of these situations, the problem may not be a lack of willpower.
It is possible that you are repeating the same mechanism, in different situations.
A mistake can be a one-off. But when the same behaviour comes back again and again, at different moments and in different areas of your life, there is probably a more specific mechanism to understand.
The Magnétique test exists to identify that mechanism.
This test is not going to give you more advice.
You have probably already read, listened to and understood a great deal.
You know what you should be doing.
The problem is that knowing what to do is not always enough to change what you actually do.
So this test is looking for something else.
It looks at why you repeat certain behaviours, and identifies the moment the mechanism starts running.
Five readings, at the end of seven minutes.
Your current setting
The situations in which you tend to return to the same behaviours.
Your compensation pattern
The way you avoid, postpone, rationalise or undermine things when you get close to a real change.
Your trigger
The exact moment the mechanism shows up: before, during or after you take action. And how long it takes you to get going again after a slip.
Your automatic phrases
The justifications your brain uses to make your behaviour acceptable.
- A personality test that puts you in a box
- A motivation questionnaire
- A list of advice you already know
- A medical or psychological diagnosis
- A document you download and never open
The idea is simple. Think of a thermostat.
A house is not trying to get warmer and warmer, or colder and colder.
It is trying to return to the temperature the thermostat is set to.
Your behaviour can work the same way. You can change. Put in the effort. Get results.
And yet, when you move too far from certain reference points, something can push you back towards what you already know.
The purpose of the test is not to tell you who you are.
It is to understand where you return to, how you get there, and what triggers that return.
In 7 minutes,
find out what keeps pulling you
back to your old behaviours.
A personalised result.