300 - 400 Stage 1: Asleep (Reactive Mindset)
Level 1: 301-320
This person lives in a closed loop of reaction. Their days are shaped by what’s urgent, familiar, or numbing—never by direction. Thought patterns are automatic, often tied to what they were taught or what’s worked to avoid discomfort. There’s little curiosity, and no meaningful connection to learning or growth. They are deeply influenced by their environment but unaware of it, often absorbing low standards or toxic dynamics without question. Emotionally, they drift between apathy, irritability, and resentment. Their energy is flat or erratic, depending on external triggers. They feel no sense of real value—internally or economically—and any relationship with money is passive or impulsive. There’s no vision for the future, only friction with the present.
Level 2: 321-340
This person feels chronically dissatisfied but can’t locate the source. Everything feels like a dead end. They carry frustration toward others who seem stable or motivated, assuming some advantage or falseness. They recycle old beliefs about themselves and the world, rarely challenged and often outdated. Their surroundings reflect what they tolerate—whether that’s chaos, isolation, or subtle neglect. Emotions build but rarely resolve, leading to emotional outbursts or quiet shutdowns. Their sense of self is built on resistance, not reflection. Money feels either threatening or pointless—something they chase, waste, or avoid. They compare often but act rarely. Energy is consumed by low-level agitation that never fully resolves.
Level 3: 341-360
This person experiences rising internal tension. They see the loops—how they feel, how they react, what it leads to—but they don’t know how to interrupt it. Their learning is mostly passive, often filtered through bias or defensiveness. They mentally reject advice even when they seek it. They feel out of place in most environments but assume the problem is external. Emotionally, they’re heavy with self-judgment and privately embarrassed by their own inaction. Their relationship with money is conflicted: they may have resources, but distrust them—or lack resources and feel helpless. They speak in “shoulds” but act in circles. Energy is unstable: bursts of effort followed by long retreats.
Level 4: 361-380
This person knows they’re stuck, but remains tethered to comfort and control. They are aware of their own avoidance but still choose it. Learning feels threatening—like it might dismantle too much at once. They are hyper-sensitive to feedback, often mistaking help for judgment. Their surroundings are either overstimulating or isolating—neither fuels growth. Emotionally, they carry unresolved tension from past experiences they haven’t unpacked, but keep replaying. Their identity is fragile, held together by defense mechanisms like blame, sarcasm, or detachment. They view money through a lens of fear or fantasy—either obsessing about it or pretending it doesn’t matter. Their energy goes toward holding the façade together, not evolving beyond it.
Level 5: 381-400
This person is beginning to confront the reality that their internal world shapes their experience—but this confrontation is raw, not integrated. They notice their reactions in real time but often freeze or revert. Their thought loops are visible but still feel overpowering. Their worldview is beginning to fragment; old beliefs no longer fit, but new ones haven’t formed. They feel exposed in their current environment and unsure how to build a new one. Emotionally, they’re hyper-aware of discomfort but haven’t built the tools to stay with it. Their sense of worth is unstable, often flipping between inflated pride and hidden shame. Money reflects this chaos—either mismanaged, hoarded, or used as proof of identity. Their energy flickers between awareness and shutdown. They’re not growing yet—but they’re no longer fully asleep.
401 - 500 Stage 2: Stirring (Reflective Mindset)
Level 1: 401-420
This person is starting to suspect that the way they see things might be part of the problem—but the realization brings more noise than clarity. Their mind loops through overthinking, guilt, or confusion without resolution. They chase information but rarely land on anything that sticks. Their surroundings feel disjointed—too much input, not enough control. Emotionally, they struggle to separate real insight from emotional overwhelm. They often question their worth in quiet, indirect ways. Financial tension hums in the background, but they avoid looking at it too closely. Their energy scatters across worries, ideas, and unfinished thoughts. Growth feels like something that’s happening around them, not something they can fully touch.
Level 2: 421-440
Having tested a few changes with mixed results, this individual becomes more deliberate in their efforts. They may attend workshops, start therapy, or read books about personal growth. Their perspective evolves to see small victories as stepping stones rather than flukes. Habits like setting daily intentions or reflecting on progress emerge, though setbacks still cause self-doubt. Emotionally, they are more self-aware and begin to manage reactions more effectively, though frustration with slow progress remains. Their relationships improve as they communicate more openly and seek out like-minded individuals.
Level 3: 441-460
This person observes themselves more consistently. They’re aware of their patterns as they happen and sometimes choose not to repeat them. They’re beginning to question old ideas about success, failure, and how life is “supposed to” look. Their space feels busy or noisy—like something they’ve outgrown but don’t know how to change. Emotionally, they swing between clarity and overwhelm, especially when their internal narrative is challenged. They try to measure progress through control—tracking tasks, optimizing routines, micromanaging plans. Their relationship with money often mirrors that same control—gripping tightly, reacting impulsively, or fluctuating between guilt and entitlement. They crave structure but don’t trust it yet. Their effort is real, but still tangled in proving something.
Level 4: 461-480
This person is learning to stay present with discomfort instead of rushing to fix it. Their perspective is stretching—they can see how they’ve contributed to past outcomes without collapsing into shame. They’ve started pulling away from noise—reducing inputs, setting limits, editing what gets their attention. Emotional reactivity still shows up, but they recover faster. They no longer feel as consumed by needing to explain themselves. They’re beginning to feel possibility where they used to feel pressure. Their thoughts about money are less charged, but still uncertain. They want stability, but they’re also starting to question what that even means. Their energy holds steadier when they’re doing things that align with who they think they’re becoming—not who they’ve been trying to be.
Level 5: 481-500
This person tracks their own experience with sharpness and honesty. They notice when their perception warps a situation and can often course-correct before it spirals. They’re less focused on appearing self-aware and more focused on what actually feels true. They’ve become selective with their input—what they read, who they engage with, what they allow to shape their thinking. Their emotional depth no longer scares them. They let feelings pass through without attaching meaning too quickly. Their relationship with money is calmer—not fully settled, but no longer wrapped in shame or pressure. They know their worth isn’t up for debate, even when results don’t show up. Their energy is quieter but more potent. Progress feels less like a chase and more like something they’re quietly aligning with.
501 - 600 Stage 3: Choosing (Intentional Mindset)
Level 1: 501-520
This person is beginning to realize that their choices shape their experience. They can feel when something is off but still default to old habits under pressure. Their decisions are more deliberate, but consistency is fragile. They try to build new routines, but often abandon them when emotions spike. Emotionally, they swing between hope and self-judgment. They want stability, but still react impulsively. Their relationship to money reflects the same tension—effort shows up, but old patterns still dominate. They know the path forward is theirs to walk, but they don’t fully trust themselves to walk it.
Level 2: 521-540
This person is trying to act on what they’ve started to understand. They build structure, but don’t always stick to it. They recognize when they’re slipping, but still let things slide. Their effort is real—but so is their frustration. They’re becoming more selective about what they engage with, but their attention still scatters easily. They begin making financial decisions from alignment, but guilt and overcorrection often follow. Emotionally, they try to regulate, but sometimes shut down or lash out. They’re in motion, but the motion is still turbulent.
Level 3: 541-560
This person has started to make more grounded choices. They no longer just react—they pause, assess, and respond. Their routines are imperfect but stabilizing. They catch themselves sooner when old patterns flare up. They’re less driven by urgency and more by clarity, though urgency still sneaks in. Emotionally, they speak with more honesty, even when it’s hard. Their financial decisions reflect more strategy than survival. They’ve stopped chasing perfection, but they haven’t stopped trying. What matters is starting to dictate what gets done.
Level 4: 561-580
This person operates with clear intention most of the time. They prioritize based on what they value, not just what they fear. Their systems and routines reflect who they’re becoming. They recognize when they’re overextending and correct before it spirals. Emotionally, they’re more balanced, though big swings still happen on occasion. Their decisions around time, energy, and money are becoming cleaner—less cluttered by ego or insecurity. They no longer chase clarity—they build it.
Level 5: 581-600
This person lives with directional intent. Their decisions, conversations, and actions have weight. They no longer second-guess every move—they adjust in motion. Their boundaries are strong without being harsh. They make clear trade-offs, choose what matters, and live with the consequences. Emotionally, they’re honest and resilient. They navigate uncertainty without abandoning themselves. Their money choices are grounded—measured, intentional, and free of self-sabotage. They’re not done growing—but they’re fully in the process now, and they know it.
601 - 700 Stage 4: Embodied (Integrity Mindset)
Level 1: 601-620
This person is learning how to live in alignment—but it’s still a conscious effort. Their habits support their direction, but they sometimes drift into old responses when things feel unpredictable. They want to stay focused, but urgency or emotion can still knock them off center. They know how to recalibrate, but not always quickly. They’ve outgrown most of their old limitations, but new ones show up in subtler forms—hesitation, perfectionism, overthinking. Their relationship to money is improving, but old patterns still flare under stress. Emotionally, they recover faster, but they still feel the weight of what’s unfinished. They believe in who they’re becoming, even if they don’t always act like it.
Level 2: 621-640
This person follows through more often than not. Their behavior mostly matches their values, but they still fall into conflict when stakes feel high. They’ve worked to set boundaries—internally and externally—but sometimes abandon them for comfort or control. They know their triggers and can name their limiting beliefs, but the beliefs still occasionally shape decisions. Their sense of direction is clear, even if their pace fluctuates. They still chase outcomes from time to time, but they’re getting better at staying grounded. Money is no longer a constant source of tension, but there’s still fear around maintaining or growing it. Emotionally, they can hold complexity without needing to resolve it instantly. They’re in the phase where awareness is becoming embodied—but it’s not locked in yet.
Level 3: 641-660
This person is anchored more than they’re reactive. They still feel the pull of old habits, but rarely follow them blindly. They move with more trust, even when clarity isn’t perfect. They’ve accepted that doubt and friction are part of the process—not a sign to stop. Their days are structured around what matters, even if not perfectly optimized. They can name when they’re acting from fear, and course-correct with less resistance. Their relationship to money is becoming healthier—less tied to self-worth, more connected to strategy and alignment. Emotionally, they show up clean most of the time, but they still sometimes slip into emotional control or self-pressure. They don’t need to be perfect—they just want to be honest and steady. And they mostly are.
Level 4: 661-680
This person operates with high standards—but they’ve stopped using those standards to punish themselves. Their life reflects real alignment, though some areas still lag behind others. They still wrestle with certain beliefs about what’s possible, especially when stepping into new territory. But they confront those beliefs instead of avoiding them. Their systems support their energy instead of draining it, but they still overextend themselves when they lose perspective. They rarely act out of impulse—but when they do, they recognize it instantly and recover fast. Money is part of a larger strategy, not a point of emotional charge. Emotionally, they’re honest—even when it costs comfort. They don’t need to control everything. They just need to stay in integrity. And they do.
Level 5: 681-700
This person shows up as who they say they are—most of the time. The gaps between intention and action are small, but still visible. They no longer let one bad decision unravel the system, but they’re still refining how to close the distance between knowing and doing. Their identity is less fragile, but not untouchable. They want to stretch further, and that desire sometimes creates internal tension they haven’t fully resolved. Money, time, and energy are aligned more often than not—but moments of doubt still try to pull them into control or avoidance. Emotionally, they hold space for what’s unresolved without collapsing into it. They know mastery isn’t perfection. It’s pattern recognition, steady return, and the willingness to keep showing up. They’re in it—for real—but they’re still climbing.
701 - 800 Stage 5: Navigated (Presence Mindset)
Level 1: 701-720
This person has stabilized their inner system, but the external world still tests their alignment. They move with presence more than pressure, but some reactions still sneak in. Most choices are principle-driven, but a few blind spots remain. Emotionally, they feel whole but not untouchable. Their behavior reflects real clarity, but certain triggers still tug at their ego. They spend more time in peace than conflict, but the work continues quietly in the background.
Level 2: 721-740
This person is mostly congruent—words, actions, and values line up even when stakes are high. They’ve stopped negotiating with their non-negotiables. They trust their own rhythm. They don’t overexplain or overextend. Emotionally, they move through hard things without distortion or projection. Money, time, and energy are handled with maturity and foresight. Their decisions feel clean. Their presence has weight. They don’t just know who they are—they live it.
Level 3: 741-760
This person lives with integrity that doesn’t need to be declared. They’re no longer in reaction to the world—they respond to it. Alignment is instinctive. Pressure doesn’t throw them off course; it sharpens them. They hold complexity without collapse. They navigate discomfort without rushing to fix it. Emotionally, they process, integrate, and move forward. Money is treated like energy—not proof, not power. They speak simply. Act cleanly. Move fully. Others feel safe in their presence.
Level 4: 761-780
This person makes decisions that serve the whole, not just themselves. Their identity doesn’t need to be defended—it’s lived. They’ve stopped cycling through self-doubt, and now live from self-certainty. Emotionally, they are steady and exact. When things fall apart, they stay intact. Their leadership is subtle but unshakable. Their presence dissolves tension. They navigate life with a quiet depth that speaks louder than effort ever could.
Level 5: 781-800
This person moves through life without resistance. Nothing sticks to them. Nothing hijacks them. They’ve internalized who they are so deeply that there’s no longer a need to prove it. They act from principle, not performance. They’re still human, but the old pulls of ego, scarcity, and urgency no longer distort their path. Emotionally, they feel everything—but carry nothing. Their presence restores clarity in others. There’s nothing to defend. Nothing to chase. Just alignment, lived in real time.
801 - 850 Stage 6: Divine (Transcendent Mindset)
Level 1: 801-810
This person experiences moments of profound peace and clarity, but those moments still come and go. They’ve begun to loosen their grip on identity, but subtle attachments still trigger resistance. They see the illusion in many of the patterns they used to live by, but they sometimes still fall into them when challenged. Emotionally, they feel deeply connected but not always steady. Their choices reflect higher values, but they sometimes question whether they’re still chasing or finally arriving. Presence is accessible—but not always sustained.
Level 2: 811-820
This person has softened their attachment to ego without losing their drive. They no longer view life as a series of obstacles—they see it as a continuous unfolding. Their sense of self is spacious. They act from stillness more than urgency. Emotionally, they remain present through discomfort without needing to resolve it. Money, success, and recognition no longer carry identity weight. Their energy moves cleanly—offering clarity to others without control. They don’t perform presence. They embody it.
Level 3: 821-830
This person lives from a place beyond narrative. They no longer shape their choices around identity—they respond to the moment with precision and trust. Their thoughts are fewer, but sharper. Their life is simple, but expansive. Emotionally, they are luminous without effort—still, but not distant. Time feels less linear. Truth is experiential. Money and status don’t distort decisions—they flow as needed, without attachment. Nothing feels missing. Nothing feels threatened.
Level 4: 831-840
This person lives through consciousness, not ego. They have no need to correct, control, or explain. They create space for others to rise—not through teaching, but through how they move. Their presence speaks louder than words. Emotionally, they’re open and boundaried at once—nothing is repressed, but nothing leaks. Their sense of fulfillment doesn’t come from outcome—it’s woven into being. They walk through uncertainty with reverence and grace.
Level 5: 841-850
This person has released the need to be anyone. They no longer identify with success or struggle. They are fully here, but not of this—awake, aware, and unattached. Their actions emerge naturally, without push or hesitation. They experience others without separation, self without distortion, and life without agenda. Emotionally, they are vast—able to hold grief and joy in the same breath. Nothing is clung to. Nothing is chased. They are the space between thought and action—the signal without the noise. They don’t lead. They don’t follow. They simply are.