YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO
But you keep putting it off—even when you know it matters.
What’s My Wiring? | The MindWire Cognitive Pattern Assessment
Which pattern is
quietly driving you?
What’s My Wiring? is the MindWire Cognitive Pattern Assessment for high-achieving professionals, entrepreneurs, founders, and business owners.
In about 2 minutes, identify the automatic pattern that may be influencing how you make decisions, respond to pressure, and pursue success, often without realizing it.
10 questions · About 2 minutes · Immediate results
High achievement doesn't eliminate patterns.
It can make them harder to see.
These patterns are common among highly capable, thoughtful people. They're not character flaws. They're learned responses that can become automatic over time.
The assessment explores perfectionism, over-giving, imposter syndrome, and overachieving. Over-giving can include people-pleasing, such as saying yes before considering your capacity. Your responses may point to one primary pattern, or show that no single pattern clearly emerged.
YOU WANT TO SAY NO
But find yourself saying yes before you’ve considered what it will cost you.
YOU REACH THE GOAL
And almost immediately set the next one without acknowledging what you’ve accomplished.
YOU KNOW YOUR STUFF
But still find yourself overthinking decisions you’re fully capable of making.
The behavior isn’t always the pattern.
The assessment helps identify what may be driving it.
The MindWire perspective
These aren't personality flaws.
They're learned patterns.
Repeated thoughts, beliefs and responses can become increasingly automatic, particularly under pressure, uncertainty, visibility, conflict or perceived risk.
At MindWire, I call these Cognitive Clogs: the automatic patterns that can interfere with the way even highly capable people think, decide and act.
The assessment identifies a pattern. It does not define the person.
It starts with insight.
Answer 10 questions, then enter your details to view your personalized result and a video from Christine. You can explore what your result means and choose whether you’d like support with changing the pattern.
10 questions · About 2 minutes · Immediate results