Discover your
Change Archetype™
Why have some changes been so difficult to make?
- It's not willpower.
- It's not commitment.
- It's that most change programs aren't built for how you actually work.
15 questions. About three minutes. Completely free.
What you'll discover:
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Your natural growth Change Archetype.
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Your core growth strength — the quality that most supports lasting change for you.
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Your growth trap — the pattern that most often gets in your way.
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Why previous attempts may have struggled — and what that tells you.
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The kind of support most likely to work for you specifically.
Your results include a personalised change archetype profile, a downloadable Personal Growth Snapshot™, and the beginning of a tailored email journey.
Start the Assessment — it's free
The Change Archetypes
Willow — The Reflective Grower
The willow bends and moves with what's around it, often growing by still water. Willows notice things. You think deeply, understand yourself well and want to get change right.
Core strength: Insight and self-awareness
Growth trap: Overthinking, where analysis comes before action
You might hear yourself say: "I need to think about this more."
You do not need to carry everything so tightly.
River Red Gum — The Steady Grower
River red gums grow slowly along our waterways and can stand for centuries. You're dependable, consistent and good at sticking with things.
Core strength: Consistency and persistence
Growth trap: Habit inertia, where familiar patterns keep their hold
You might hear yourself say: "This is just how I've always done it."
Strength also requires support.
Jacaranda — The Possibility Grower
Every spring the jacaranda bursts into colour.
You're energised by new ideas and can picture a different future clearly.
Core strength: Vision and enthusiasm
Growth trap: Chasing novelty, then losing momentum once the excitement fades
You might hear yourself say: "This new approach could change everything."
You are allowed to become more than survival.
Banksia — The Resilient Grower
Many banksias release their seeds only after fire, growing back from hard seasons. You've been through difficult times and kept going.
Core strength: Resilience and determination
Growth trap: Expecting struggle, where past setbacks make it hard to trust that this time could be different
You might hear yourself say: "I've been here before."
You do not need to protect yourself from support here.
Paperbark — The Protective Grower
The paperbark is wrapped in soft, layered bark that shelters what's underneath. You're careful and thoughtful, and you like to be prepared.
Core strength: Preparation and thoughtfulness
Growth trap: Waiting for certainty, over-preparing before starting
You might hear yourself say: "I'll start once I'm ready."
Rest is part of rebuilding.
Which one sounds like you?
Most people see a little of themselves in more than one, and that's completely normal.
This isn't a personality test, and your Change Archetype isn't a label.It's a starting point. The assessment shows which growth style is leading for you right now, and what that means for creating change that lasts.
It can, and does, evolve.
How it works
Step 1
Complete the assessment
15 questions about how you approach change, challenges and growth.
There are no right or wrong answers — only honest ones.
Step 2
Receive your Change Archtype profile
Your results identify which of the five Change Archetypes is leading for you, with a profile of your strengths, your growth trap and the kind of support most likely to help.
Step 3
Begin your personalised journey
If you choose a pathway, your Change Archetype shapes how it's tailored to you, from the workbooks to the hypnosis sessions, to the support in between.