Trap Profile Mapping

20 targeted questions. Normalized cluster percentages across all four Inauthenticity Traps. Direct input for Compass entry and Floor Assessment cross-reference.

Unicorn Syndrome

Performative Pivot

Wisdom Theater

Extraction Mindset

Leader Name

Date

Pre-Flight Score (if available)

Questions

20 total — 5 per trap

Output

Normalized % per trap + Compass feed

Purpose

Floor Assessment cross-reference input

This instrument produces normalized cluster percentages — not raw scores — so all four traps are directly comparable regardless of question count. The output feeds the Floor Assessment Facilitator Guide's pre-session cross-reference table and the Compass South (Challenges) direction.

Unicorn Syndrome

5 questions

Metric inflation · overstating traction · misleading stakeholders

Performative Pivot

5 questions

Trend-chasing · external validation over authentic strategy · mission drift

Wisdom Theater

5 questions

Curated vulnerability · public/private gap · performing certainty to the team

Extraction Mindset

5 questions

Transactional relationships · utility-first networking · shallow trust

Your Trap Profile

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Trap-by-Trap Breakdown

Compass Entry Feed

The table below translates your trap profile directly into the Floor Assessment cross-reference and Compass South (Challenges) input. Share with your facilitator before your first Compass session.

Trap → Challenge Category Mapping

For Floor Assessment Facilitator

Trap

Expected Challenge Category

Priority

What To Do With This Profile

→Share this profile with your EQV facilitator before the Floor Assessment debrief. The trap percentages replace the Pre-Flight cluster estimates in the cross-reference table.

→Your primary trap determines which challenge category should anchor the South direction of your Compass.

→Any trap scoring above 60% is considered active and should appear in the Floor Assessment Section 3 challenge selection.

→Retake this instrument every 90 days to track profile movement. Decreasing percentages in your primary trap is the success metric.

→Cross-reference with the Pre-Flight Authenticity Score. Significant divergence between the two instruments is itself a coaching data point.