Final Exam
Ten questions, seven to pass. This tests whether the core ideas stuck — not trivia, just the stuff that actually matters. Pass it and you've earned the +100 XP.
1. What is an Anchor?
Why: It’s chosen from the overlap of skill, obsession, and demand — all three, not just the one you enjoy most.
2. Why does the course insist on documenting instead of performing?
3. What belongs on your Trust Ladder's first rung?
4. Your Attention Map scores a platform 5 on audience but 1 on your enjoyment. What should it be?
5. What's the point of a Proof Stack?
6. Which is a native content decision?
Why: Instead of cross-posting the Reel — native means rebuilt for the platform, not re-uploaded to it.
7. What makes a borrowed-audience play work?
Why: Not just asking for exposure — the play works when the host’s audience gains something concrete from you being there.
8. Your offer stack has only a $19 product and nothing else. What's missing?
Why: Buyers need rungs that let them climb — a lone $19 product caps what any customer can ever spend with you.
9. What does the 90-day visibility sprint force?
Why: The action is scheduled — same slot every week — and measured against one metric, not vibes.
10. A stranger can't describe what you're known for in one sentence. What does that mean?
Why: You have a resume.