The Access Gap™ Assessment
Discover the situations in which you are most likely to lose access to what you already know when it matters most.
Free · 25 questions · Contact details required to receive your results
Your Results
Where Access Is Most Likely to Narrow
These results do not measure how capable you are. They identify situations in which access to capabilities you already possess may become more difficult.
Your Most Important Access Pattern
Remember What This Result Means
A higher result does not mean you lack knowledge, skill, intelligence, experience, or judgment.
It means that certain situations may make those capabilities harder to access before reaction begins determining what happens next.
The capability may already be there. The developmental opportunity is access.
The Access Gap™ Sequence
A consequential moment often develops quickly:
Event → Interpretation / Story → Reaction → Restricted Access
Learning to create space interrupts that sequence and makes it possible to regain access to knowledge, skill, experience, judgment, perspective, and options.
Restore Access → Think → Process → Respond
There Is a Next Level
Mastering the Access Gap is not the end of intentional development.
Once you become more capable of restoring access when the moment catches you, the next developmental level is learning the skill of anticipation.
Anticipation allows you to think ahead about what is likely to happen and take intentional action before the foreseeable event or stimulus occurs.
First, learn to navigate the moment. Then develop the ability to act before the moment arrives.
Learn More About The Access Gap™
Understanding your patterns is the beginning. The next step is learning how to recognize reaction, reopen the gate, restore access, and practice the process until it becomes increasingly available when it matters.
Download the Access Gap™ Guide Talk With Intentional AchievementsThe Access Gap™ Assessment is a developmental self-reflection tool created by Intentional Achievements™. It is not a clinical, psychological, medical, or validated psychometric diagnostic instrument.