Heath L. Carlson
Find your stall point.
Everyone agrees with all six moves. Almost nobody makes all six. This finds the one you stop at.
Under real pressure almost everyone stops at the same letter every time — in their business, their health and their relationships — usually without noticing the pattern. That letter is your stall point. It is not a personality type and it is not a weakness.
How to answer: go with your first instinct. It is more accurate than a considered answer, and a considered answer is usually a more flattering one.
Hold one real situation in mind for all 24 statements — the corner you’re standing at right now. A specific corner produces a usable result. A general answer about life produces a horoscope.
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Answering for:
Halfway. Keep answering for the same situation.
Statement 01
Your primary stall point
What it sounds like
What it costs you
The tell
Your one move
The seven-day drill
What to do with this
Three lines, filled in today.
A result you agree with and do nothing about is worse than no result, because you now believe you have addressed it.
Then tell one person both answers and give them a date. That is the E in CORNER, and it is the step people skip most often.
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For leaders
What if your whole team took it?
A team that is sixty percent Architect has a diagnosis. The Team Stall Point Report shows where your people stall — anonymised — with a leadership debrief and a keynote or workshop built around it.
The Stall Point Assessment is a self-reflection tool built on a teaching framework. It is not a psychometric or clinical test, has not been validated as one, and should not be used for hiring or diagnosis.