The G-Matrix Genius-Level Assessment

The G-Matrix Indicator is a new kind of self-discovery tool—a Genius-Level Proclivity Test—less about measuring what you already know, and more about uncovering how your mind moves. This is not about IQ scores, resumes, vocational aptitude, or awards and accolades. It’s about unleashing your intuitive truth. Discovering your intuitive motion. Your deeper cognition. Your hidden brilliance. It’s about uncovering your latent genius talent.

This assessment test will be the shortest and quickest test you’ve ever taken, while returning to you a gift of understanding that opens new doors of opportunity.

Get ready to take the first test that doesn’t ask “what are you good at?”

This one asks:
What kind of genius resides within you and has always been there?

🧠 Instructions

This test consists of 15 short questions.

Each question has two answer options: A and B. Both options are valid.
There are no wrong answers.
Trust the choice that feels most natural—
not the one that sounds “better” or “smarter.”

The questions may seems esoteric or non-sensical, but they are not.
They are intuitive, not logic-based.

Select your answers in the boxes provided. At the end, you’ll see your 3-letter genius code, which corresponds to one of eight genius archetypes.

Be honest with yourself and don’t overthink it.
Have fun!

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1 / 15

How do your thoughts flow best?

When I’m imagining freely with no goal.

When I’m diving into something new and unknown.

2 / 15

Which resonates with you more?

Soft vision, rich imagination, and emotional insight.

Resilience, intensity, and unstoppable creative force.

3 / 15

Which one drives your process?

A unique vision I can’t stop thinking about.

The joy of mixing ideas into something surprising.

4 / 15

Your favorite kind of question is…

What if?

What’s out there?

5 / 15

When you’re thinking big…

You sense an idea only you can see.

You bring people or concepts together in unexpected ways.

6 / 15

What really inspires you?

Emotion, imagery, intuition—like dreaming with purpose.

Fire, momentum, and the thrill of the build.

7 / 15

When you’re exploring…

You go inward, getting lost in thought and play.

You go outward, seeking experiences and discoveries.

8 / 15

How do you stay connected to an idea?

I imagine how it feels, visualize it, and sit with it deeply.

I move on it quickly, building momentum before the feeling fades.

9 / 15

Which sounds more like you?

I build invisible castles of thought.

I explore wild paths to find buried treasure.

10 / 15

Which metaphor feels closer to your mind?

A telescope—focused and far-reaching.

A kaleidoscope—shifting, colorful, interconnected.

11 / 15

What’s your approach to bringing ideas to life?

I let the image of it grow in my mind—it takes shape internally first.

I jump in and adjust as I go—it has to live in action.

12 / 15

Which feels more natural to you?

Letting my thoughts drift into unexpected worlds.

Following a trail of curiosity to see what I can uncover.

13 / 15

What excites you more?

Designing something entirely new.

Reimagining what already exists by combining it.

14 / 15

You tend to…

Sense truths before they’re obvious to others.

Stitch together meaning from many different sources.

15 / 15

When working on something…

I get lost in the dream of it—the idea holds power in my mind.

I act on instinct—I need to do something to know what it is.

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