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Voice Archetype Quiz

Every one of us carries traces of many voices within—sometimes bold, sometimes quiet, sometimes still becoming. Yet, beneath them all, there is always one archetype that most clearly shapes how we sound and how we’re heard in this season of life.

Just as our lives move through rhythms and seasons, so too does our voice shift and grow, making room for new expressions of who we are. This quiz won’t put you in a box—it will simply shine a gentle light on the primary voice you’re carrying right now, so you can better understand it, refine it, and let it rise into its fullest potential.

Think of This as a Mirror for Your Voice

1 / 16

If your inner voice had one fear, it would be…

1. Talking so much that I lose people

2. Being unoriginal or “just another voice”

3. Not finding the right words

4. Being misunderstood in key moments

5. Not knowing which “version” of me will show up

6. Being fully seen then dismissed

7. Losing authenticity as I grow

2 / 16

When you’re alone and thinking about your work, your inner dialogue sounds like…

1. “I have so much to share—where do I start?”

2. “Will this sound original enough?”

3. "It makes sense in my head, but... I can’t explain it out loud"

4. “What's inside my head feels different than what I've been posting”

5. "I have to say this differently depending on who I'm speaking to"

6. I don’t want to come off too strong yet so I’ll keep some parts to myself

7. “This feels exactly like me”

3 / 16

What’s your relationship to self-expression outside of work?

1. I journal, voice note, or talk to myself to untangle what's in my mind

2. I adapt to the group tone

3. I stay quiet unless asked

4. I share different versions of myself personally than I share in my business

5. Depending on the social circle, I'll make the appropriate shift

6. I love to listen and help others speak up, but I rarely express myself completely

7. I’m consistent wherever I show up

4 / 16

When someone challenges your perspective, you...

1. Defend with lots of detail

2. Soften your response to avoid conflict

3. Struggle to say it clearly in the moment

4. Confident in some rooms, hesitant in others

5. Adjust tone based on who’s listening

6. Hold back and let it pass

7. Hear them out fully, consider their view, and stand firm in what I know is right for me

5 / 16

When inspiration strikes, you...

1. Start fast, overdevelop the idea

2. Check what others have said/done first

3. Hold it until it’s “perfect”

4. Share it in some spaces, not others

5. Tailor it to the audience before posting

6. Save it for clients, not the public

7. Capture it quickly and share it in a way that feels effortless

6 / 16

When someone asks what you do, how do you usually respond?

1. I start strong but keep talking until it feels like I'm rambling

2. I give the “right” answer, but it feels like I’m reciting, not connecting

3. I stumble—can’t find the words

4. I give a polished response, yet people still look confused

5. I give different answers to different people

6. I minimize—downplay what I do

7. I give a clear, concise answer that feels true and sparks curiosity

7 / 16

When you write content (social posts, bios, etc.), your biggest struggle is:

1. Condensing my thoughts since there’s so much to say

2. Making it sound like me and not a template

3. I know what I want to say, but it feels trapped in my head

4. Making sure I sound “professional” or “acceptable”

5. Staying consistent across places I share

6. Putting myself forward at all

7. Choosing which aligned idea to share first

8 / 16

How do you feel when someone asks to hear more about what you do?

1. Eager, I often over-explain

2. Cautious, I want my answer to sound “right”

3. Anxious, I know my answer but I don’t know how to explain it

4. Confident in some contexts, awkward in others

5. I determine how much I share based on who’s asking

6. I’d rather shine through work I've done for others

7. Natural and conversational

9 / 16

How does your content voice compare to your actual self?

1. It’s more like a data dump than a real conversation

2. It's more trend-driven than it is authentic to me

3. I barely post or share, I'm more internal

4. Like two different people

5. I don’t really have one single voice in my content

6. I feel like it only shows a fraction of who I am

7. Consistent with who I am, whether I’m speaking or writing

10 / 16

Which statement sounds most like you?

1. “I need help narrowing down what actually matters”

2. “I’m tired of sounding like everyone else”

3. “I can see it clearly in my head, but the words always fall short.”

4. “I’m tired of playing different roles just to fit the situation.”

5. “My business and personal voices are inconsistent”

6. “I help others with their clarity—but my own is fuzzy”

7. “My voice feels steady, and I’m open to deepening it further”

11 / 16

What’s your biggest fear around visibility?

1. Talking too much and confusing people

2. Sounding like a copy of someone else

3. Being misunderstood

4. Being "too much" or "too little", depending on the room

5. People noticing that I don’t sound the same everywhere

6. Everyone finally seeing all of me and not liking what they see

7. Losing touch with my authenticity as I grow

12 / 16

How would your audience describe your message?

1. Informative but a bit overwhelming

2. Professional but not personal

3. Inspiring but vague

4. It depends who I’m talking to—my voice shifts for each person

5. Clear in some places, off in others

6. They know I’m talented, but can’t quite put their finger on what I actually do

7. Clear, authentic, and consistent

13 / 16

When you write sales copy, you usually…

1. Add too many details

2. Mimic proven formulas

3. Procrastinate because it's too overwhelming

4. Adjust the tone based on who I imagine is reading it

5. Use a different voice/tone than I would use in my content

6. Put my own message last because I’m busy helping everyone else with theirs

7. Speak directly and naturally, like I'm talking to a friend

14 / 16

How do you feel after sharing your message publicly?

1. Drained, like I said too much

2. Wonder if it was “on brand”

3. Wish I’d expressed it better

4. Confident in certain areas, uneasy in others

5. Unsure how different groups will feel about it

6. Relieved it’s over

7. Energized and connected, it strengthens my sense of purpose

15 / 16

When you read your own messaging, you think:

1. “I said too much again”

2. “This sounds good—but is it really me?”

3. “I can’t find the right words”

4. “My voice changes depending on who I’m talking to”

5. “I sound like two different people”

6. “Why is my brilliance so hard to articulate?”

7. “This feels exactly like me with no filters and no masks”

16 / 16

If you had to describe your brand voice in one phrase, it would be:

1. Informative, thorough, packed with value

2. Familiar, polished, trend-aligned

3. Purposeful but still finding words

4. Strong in parts, uneven overall

5. Adaptable, sometimes unclear

6. Subtle and understated

7. Grounded, unmistakable, and carrying my truth in every word.

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Voice Archetype Quiz

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It elevates the perceived value of your content