Reclaim the Power Hidden in Your Fragmented Focus (Quiz Inside)
A Ritual Quiz to Reclaiming Your Attention
You’ve done the productivity hacks. You’ve tried the morning routines, the lists, the focus tools.
But what if your attention isn’t something to manage?
What if it’s something to reclaim—something sacred, alive, and trying to speak to you?
If you’re feeling scattered, stalled, overstimulated, or split between too many selves, this isn’t failure. It’s fragmentation—and fragmentation is a magical clue.
We created a quiz and full guide book as a bonus and prework for our Create your Custom Attention Entity Class - and we want to share the quiz with you. Before you can create an Attention Entity, you have to understand your relationship with your attention.
This quiz will help you know where to start. It's not about diagnosing what’s wrong—it’s about revealing where your attention is most fragmented, and what kind of entity can help you reclaim your power first.
Answer the following questions intuitively. Choose the answer that feels most like you right now, not always.
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1. When you feel scattered, what sensation shows up first?
A. I lose touch with my body—tight, buzzy, floaty, or numb.
B. My thoughts tangle and loop. I start things, forget things, overthink everything.
C. My emotions surge or shut down—crying, irritability, or blankness.
D. I drift into a fog or hyperfocus that feels disconnected from time.
E. I know what I want to do… but I stall or sabotage instead.
2. You’ve got an hour to yourself. You instinctively...
A. Stretch, nap, take a bath, or move. My body leads.
B. Open a doc or list—finally trying to “get it together.”
C. Cry, write, or try to make sense of how I feel.
D. Daydream, pull cards, journal your dream from last night.
E. Try to do all the things—and get none of them done.
3. In ritual or magic, you most often get thrown off by…
A. Feeling physically unsteady or overstimulated.
B. Overplanning or second-guessing what to do next.
C. Emotional flooding or shame that sneaks in.
D. Losing track of time or spacing out too far to return cleanly.
E. Losing momentum halfway through and fizzling out.
4. After a big energetic or emotional experience, you usually…
A. Sleep, crash, or zone out. My body takes over.
B. Try to make a plan or analyze what happened.
C. Cry, pace, or feel raw and unsure how to hold it.
D. Feel like you're in a different world—unreal, floaty, symbolic.
E. Feel inspired but unorganized. I don’t know how to do anything with it.
5. The place where your attention leaks most often is...
A. Physical dysregulation—fatigue, pain, overstimulation.
B. Overcommitting mentally or chasing too many ideas.
C. Managing others’ feelings or navigating your own reactivity.
D. Spinning in dreams, visions, or liminal spaces you can’t integrate.
E. Staring at your task list but not moving on any of it.
6. What emotion tends to overwhelm you most often?
A. Anxiety or numbness in the body.
B. Indecision or mental pressure.
C. Shame, grief, or relational guilt.
D. Existential confusion or unnameable longing.
E. Frustration at yourself for not doing what you know you want.
7. When your magic lands, it feels like…
A. Your body is fully online—pleasure, breath, grounded joy.
B. Your mind clicks. You see the pattern. Everything becomes elegant.
C. Your heart softens. Emotion flows like water, but doesn’t drown you.
D. You feel like you’re walking inside a myth. Symbols speak.
E. You build something. You finish. You feel it in the world.
8. How do you know when something is truly aligned?
A. My body relaxes. I feel warm or still.
B. My mind quiets. The “yes” is clear and confident.
C. My emotions harmonize. I feel safe and real.
D. Synchronicities explode. Dreams echo the message.
E. I act on it right away—and it flows.
9. Which kind of fatigue feels most familiar to you?
A. Burnout that starts in the body and moves inward.
B. Decision fatigue—so many things, I can’t even choose where to start.
C. Empath fatigue—carrying feelings and stories that aren’t mine.
D. Soul fatigue—like I’ve drifted too far from my center.
E. Completion fatigue—I almost finish, but don’t land the plane.
10. The kind of magic you crave more of right now is…
A. Embodied, sensual, grounding. I want to feel safe here.
B. Clear, visionary, structured. I want to think straight.
C. Deep, emotional, connected. I want to feel fully without drowning.
D. Symbolic, mythic, or dream-based. I want to touch the invisible.
E. Real, activated, complete. I want to manifest with precision.
✦ ✦Now, Tally Your Results by counting how many A's you have, and so on✦✦
If two or more categories are tied, ask yourself this question, which speaks to your relationship with your own power. Whichever answer stirs your gut—even if it surprises you—that’s the plane calling you first. Begin there.
When I feel most out of alignment, what kind of power feels just out of reach, like I almost have it, but can’t quite hold it?
A. The power to feel safe, grounded, and resourced in my own body.
B. The power to think clearly, make decisions, and follow through.
C. The power to feel fully without being overwhelmed or hijacked.
D. The power to trust my intuition, symbols, and visions.
E. The power to finish things, to manifest what I dream in real time.
✦ Your Results:✦
Mostly A’s → Start with: Embodied Regulators (Root Plane: Somatic & Nervous System-Based Attention) Transform attention into rooted presence and body-based magic.
Your attention longs to return home to the body. Begin with grounding, breath, and somatic safety. Build an entity that helps you regulate, root, and remember your physical presence as sacred.Mostly B’s → Start with: Cognitive Architects (Mental Plane: Focus, Clarity, Executive Function) Transform attention into structured thought and precise perception.
Your attention is brilliant—but overburdened. Start with structure, filtration, and pattern clarity. Build an entity that weaves mental coherence and sharpens your direction without overwhelm.Mostly C’s → Start with: Emotional Envoys (Relational Plane: Mood, Feelings, Inner Dialogue) Transform attention into emotional coherence and alchemical truth.
Your attention swims in deep waters. Begin with emotional truth, resonance, and shadow alchemy. Build an entity that holds you through your emotional tides and helps you transmute them into power.Mostly D’s → Start with: Liminal Navigators (Liminal Plane: Dream, Vision, Unconscious Guidance) Transform attention into vision, orientation, and threshold navigation.
Your attention dwells in thresholds, dreams, and visions. Begin with dream recall, symbolic tracking, and ritual orientation. Build an entity that guides you between worlds—and brings you back whole.Mostly E’s → Start with: Directive Catalysts (Strategic Plane: Intention, Will, External Action) Transform attention into action with precision, power, and impact.
You’re ready to act—but your attention needs a vessel. Begin with momentum, strategic clarity, and energetic precision. Build an entity that moves you from insight to impact, from spark to completion.
✧ What To Do With Your Results and Next Steps ✧
First, share your results in the comments and your initial reaction to them. There is gold there! We witness your starting point, celebrate your clarity (or your beautiful confusion), and support each other as we begin weaving new awareness of our attention flows.
Over the next few days, begin tracking how your attention on these plane already shows up in your life. The goal isn’t to fix anything—it’s to build intimacy with the places your attention can both struggle and support you.
Play and be curious:
If your result was Embodied Regulators, pay attention to your body’s cues. Where does tension gather? When does breath return? What rhythms restore you?
If you landed in Cognitive Architects, observe your thought patterns. Where do you loop? Where do ideas flow? What kind of structure does your focus crave?
If Emotional Envoys spoke loudest, tune into your emotional weather. What feelings dominate your attention? What stories replay? Where does tenderness bloom?
If Liminal Navigators chose you, notice dreams, symbols, and synchronicities. What speaks in whispers? What drifts in from the edges?
If you’re starting with Directive Catalysts, track your action patterns. What gets completed? Where does energy stall? What wants to be built—but hasn’t been yet?
Befriend your attention. Follow your inspired urges. See our post on Entities, Attention, and the Secret Formula Behind Creative Brilliance for twelve suggestions for how you can selectively direct your attention and feed your creativity.
I love this concept. My attention fragmentation schtick hovers around, "look at all this awesome stuff!" And drops swiftly into, "there's too much! I can't keep track of it all!" And crashes in flames and cement when, after I finally start and then meet any small problem or difficulty. The back of my hand hits my forehead, "I feel faint,"I say, then do.