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The Hustle Can't Fix:

What's Broken Inside

Welcome to your class registration, remember YOU'RE not broken, the experience you had is.

We will dive in very deep to find the generational traums holding You Back.

Instructions: For each question, choose the answer that feels the most true for you right now, even if it's not how you want to feel. Be honest with yourself. There are no wrong answers.

Find yourself in a quite place, take 3 BIG breaths, there are only 20 questions.

1. When I think about asking for a raise or charging more for my services, my immediate gut feeling is:

Qu1 *

a) Excited and confident. I know my worth.

b) A little nervous, but I do it anyway.

c) Anxious or guilty. I feel like I haven't earned it or people won't be able to afford it.

d) Why bother? It probably won't happen anyway.

2. In my closest relationships, I often find myself:

Qu 2 *

a) Feeling secure, independent, and mutually supportive.

b) Being the "giver" or the "fixer," sometimes feeling exhausted.

c) Walking on eggshells, worried about the other person's mood or reaction.

d) Feeling distant, like I can't fully trust them or let them in.

3. If I make a mistake at work or in a personal project, my internal monologue sounds most like:

Qu3 *

a) "Okay, what can I learn from this? Let's move on."

b) "I'm so stupid. How could I be so careless?"

c) A sense of dread that I'm going to get in trouble or be found out as a fraud.

d) Numbness. I just shut down and try not to think about it.

4. The idea of being completely financially independent and wealthy feels:

Q4 *

a) Like an exciting goal I'm actively working towards.

b) Possible, but also a little scary. I worry it might change me or my relationships.

c) Unrealistic for someone like me. That's for other people.

d) Unimportant. Money isn't the key to happiness.

5. When a conflict arises with a partner, friend, or family member, I typically:

Q5. *

a) Address it calmly and try to find a solution together.

b) Try to smooth it over quickly, even if it means ignoring my own feelings.

c) Get very defensive. I have to prove I'm right.

d) Withdraw and give them the silent treatment until I cool down.

6. My energy levels and physical health are best described as:

Q6 *

a) Generally good. I listen to my body and rest when I need to.

b) Inconsistent. I have bursts of energy, then crashes.

c) Chronically tired or run down. It feels like I'm always fighting something off.

d) I don't pay much attention to it until something goes wrong

7. When I see someone else succeeding, especially in an area I care about, my first thought is:

Q 7 *

a) Good for them! That's inspiring.

b) A pang of jealousy, which I then try to push away.

c) What do they have that I don't?

d) Resentment. They probably had an unfair advantage.

8. In my family growing up, money was often discussed in terms of:

Q8 *

a) A tool for creating security and opportunities.

b) A source of stress and arguments.

c) Something we never had enough of. "Money doesn't grow on trees."

d) It was rarely discussed. It was a private, almost secret, matter.

9. The statement that resonates most with me regarding self-care is:

Q9 *

a) Self-care is essential for me to show up as my best self.

b) I feel guilty when I take time for myself; I should be doing something productive.

c) I don't really know what self-care means for me.

d) Self-care feels selfish.

10. If my partner needs space or wants to spend time with their own friends, I feel:

Q.10 *

a) Happy for them. A healthy relationship needs independence.

b) A little left out or worried, but I keep it to myself.

c) Insecure. Are they pulling away? Do they not love me anymore?

d) Relieved. I could use the break, too.

11. The biggest obstacle I face in reaching my financial goals is:

Q 11 *

a) I haven't found the right strategy or opportunity yet.

b) I start things with great enthusiasm but struggle to finish them.

c) I'm afraid of making a wrong decision and losing everything.

d) I don't really have any clear financial goals.

12. The emotion I have the most difficulty expressing or allowing myself to feel is:

Q.12 *

a) None, really. I let myself feel what comes up.

b) Anger. It feels dangerous or "un-ladylike"/"un-manly."

c) Sadness. Crying feels weak or pointless.

d) Joy or excitement. I'm always waiting for the other shoe to drop.

13. When it comes to setting boundaries (saying "no"), I feel:

Q.13 *

a) Confident and clear. It's necessary for my well-being.

b) Guilty. I feel like I'm letting people down.

c) Anxious. I'm afraid they'll get mad at me or reject me.

d) Resentful. People shouldn't keep asking so much of me.

14. My body's weight, shape, or health issues feel like:

Q.14 *

a) An area I am proactively managing with kindness.

b) A constant battle and a source of shame.

c) Something I'm powerless to change. It's just my genetics.

d) Not something I think about very often.

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15. If I were to become incredibly successful, a small part of me might worry that

Q.15 *

a) Nothing. Bring it on!

b) My friends or family might treat me differently or be jealous.

c) I wouldn't be able to handle the pressure or responsibility.

d) It would be taken away from me just as quickly as it came.

16. In relationships, my deepest fear is:

Q.16 *

a) Not really having one. I trust in the process.

b) Being abandoned or left alone.

c) Being smothered, controlled, or losing my freedom.

d) Being truly seen for who I am and then rejected.

17. The phrase that best describes my relationship with rest and relaxation is:

Q.17 *

a) I prioritize it. It's non-negotiable.

b) I feel lazy if I'm not doing something "productive."

c) I only rest when I'm so exhausted that I get sick.

d) Rest is boring. I'd rather be doing something.

18. When I think about my parents' relationship with money, I see that I have:

Q.18 *

a) Learned from their good habits and improved upon them.

b) Unknowingly repeated their patterns of struggle.

c) Sworn to be nothing like them, yet I still face similar issues.

d) I've never really thought about it.

19. If someone criticizes me, my typical reaction is:

Q.19 *

a) To listen, evaluate if it's valid, and thank them if it is.

b) To feel crushed and deeply hurt for a long time.

c) To get immediately angry and fire back or hold a grudge.

d) To smile and nod, but internally dismiss it and them.

20. Ultimately, my life feels "stuck" because on some level I believe:

Q. 20 *

a) It's not stuck. I'm exactly where I need to be, even if it's challenging.

b) I'm not good enough / smart enough / worthy enough to have what I want.

c) The world is a dangerous place, and it's safer not to try.

d) It's everyone else's fault. If only they would change, my life would be better.

FAQS

What is BlackCherokee 1 Tribe?

BlackCherokee 1 Tribe is a holistic wellness company that integrates aromatherapy, belief work, and spiritual development to help individuals achieve balance and unlock their potential.

How does belief work help in personal development?

Belief work identifies and releases limiting beliefs passed down through generations, helping individuals create new pathways for success, health, and happiness.

Is this a religious experience?

No, this space has nothing to do with religion. In this space we create a holistic approach that effects Human nature in most forms

What makes BlackCherokee 1 Tribe unique?

Our approach combines ancestral belief work, aromatherapy, and spiritual growth in a culturally rich framework, offering tools to heal and thrive holistically.