The Harmony Diagnostic answers: where is disharmony suppressing the promising life?
A RE-MAP Outcomes Assessment would answer: where is the client experiencing fullness, aliveness, and satisfaction in their life?
Think For Good Inc. · Tray T.S. Deadwyler
The Keystone × Domain
Harmony Matrix
5 Internal Capacities · 7 Life Arenas · 1 Promising Life
Mindfulness
Mindset
Moxie
Mettle
Mission
| Life Domain | Mindfulness Presence | Mindset Growth | Moxie Courage | Mettle Resilience | Mission Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Financial
Root · Ujamaa
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Awareness
Pausing before purchases; noticing spending patterns without judgment.
"Does this decision align with my financial foundation?"
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Reframe
Viewing debt as data, not identity. Treating setbacks as financial education.
"What is this financial moment teaching me?"
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Bold Move
Making courageous investments — in self, in business, in community wealth-building.
"What financial risk am I avoiding out of fear, not reason?"
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Recovery
Building emergency reserves; recovering from loss without identity collapse.
"How do I rebuild without shame?"
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Stewardship
Aligning wealth-building with legacy and collective impact — not accumulation alone.
"Who does my financial growth serve beyond me?"
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Physical
Sacral · Kuumba
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Body Listening
Mindful eating, movement awareness; honoring the body's signals without override.
"What is my body telling me right now?"
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Progress Over Perfection
Seeing physical limitations as temporary. Progress, not performance, as the metric.
"Am I measuring improvement or comparing myself?"
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Challenge
Taking on physical challenges beyond the comfort zone. Advocating for one's own health.
"What physical courage am I avoiding?"
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Rehabilitation
Recovering from injury or illness with discipline and grace. Recommitting after setback.
"How do I honor recovery as strength?"
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Temple Stewardship
The body is the vehicle for mission. Physical vitality enables sustained impact.
"Am I maintaining the instrument my purpose requires?"
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Emotional
Solar Plexus · Kujichagulia
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Observation
Witnessing emotions without becoming them. Creating space between stimulus and response.
"Can I name what I'm feeling without acting from it?"
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Emotional Intelligence
Treating emotional difficulty as development data. Growing through, not around, hard feelings.
"What is this emotion asking me to develop?"
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Facing It
The courage to feel, process, and name difficult emotions rather than suppress or perform.
"What am I avoiding feeling right now?"
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Regulation
Returning to equilibrium after emotional disruption. Self-determination in how one responds.
"How quickly can I return to center after being destabilized?"
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Grounded Clarity
Purpose as emotional anchor. Mission creates context that makes suffering meaningful.
"Does my sense of purpose help me navigate this emotional moment?"
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Social
Heart · Umoja
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Presence
Being fully available in relationships. Listening without preparing the next response.
"Am I truly present with the people I love?"
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Charitable Interpretation
Assuming growth potential in others. Choosing learning over judgment in relational friction.
"Am I seeing this person's best possible intent?"
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Hard Conversations
Speaking truth in relationships even when it costs comfort. Confronting instead of withdrawing.
"What conversation am I avoiding that this relationship needs?"
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Relational Durability
Staying in relationships through difficulty. Committing to repair rather than retreat.
"How do I maintain connection through conflict without losing self?"
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Community Alignment
Building a relational network that supports and reflects shared purpose. Quality over volume.
"Do my relationships move me toward or away from my mission?"
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Vocational
Throat · Nia
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Intentional Work
Bringing full focus and presence to vocational tasks. Eliminating distracted performance.
"Am I showing up to work, or just showing up?"
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Innovation Orientation
Career challenges reframed as redirections. Setbacks as strategic intelligence.
"What is this professional challenge revealing about my next level?"
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Visible Leadership
Proposing bold ideas. Taking visible risks. Leading without permission waiting.
"What professional risk am I qualified to take but haven't?"
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Professional Recovery
Returning to performance after failure, termination, or transition without identity erosion.
"Who am I professionally when titles and roles are removed?"
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Called Work
Vocation and mission aligned. Work is an expression of purpose, not just a source of income.
"Does my work serve my calling, or does it consume it?"
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Educational
Third Eye · Ujima
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Deep Learning
Active engagement with material. Bringing full attention to learning without fragmented focus.
"Am I learning, or just consuming information?"
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Beginner's Mind
Approaching all domains — formal and experiential — as learning opportunities. Mistakes as data.
"What if I knew nothing about this — what would I discover?"
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Intellectual Risk
Pursuing uncomfortable ideas. Challenging assumptions. Sharing underdeveloped thinking in public.
"What idea am I afraid to learn more about because it might change me?"
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Persistence
Continuing to learn through difficulty, discouragement, and gaps in formal access or support.
"When learning feels hard, what keeps me committed?"
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Purposeful Knowledge
Learning in service of contribution. Education as collective responsibility and legacy-building.
"Who benefits from what I am learning?"
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Spiritual
Crown · Imani
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Sacred Presence
Contemplative practice as daily grounding. Present-moment awareness as spiritual discipline.
"Where do I experience genuine stillness and connection?"
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Faith as Framework
Believing in the possibility of transformation — for self and community. Transcending scarcity thinking.
"What would I attempt if I believed fully in my own becoming?"
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Conviction
Living from values even when unseen. The courage to honor one's spiritual commitments publicly.
"Am I living what I believe, or performing what I profess?"
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Enduring Faith
Holding spiritual grounding through loss, doubt, and seasons of silence or suffering.
"What sustains me when my faith is tested most severely?"
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Transcendent Purpose
Mission rooted in something larger than self — legacy, lineage, divine calling, collective liberation.
"Does my sense of purpose connect me to something eternal?"
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Think For Good Inc. · Tray T.S. Deadwyler
The Harmony
Diagnostic
Rate your current experience across 35 intersections of your 5 internal Keystones and 7 Life Domains. Your results will identify where disharmony is suppressing your promising life — and prescribe where to focus first.
35
Intersections
7
Life Domains
5
Keystones
Rate each item 1–5 · Takes approximately 10 minutes
How to Rate Each Statement
Read each statement and choose the number that best reflects where you are right now — not where you want to be.
1
"This isn't something I do here."
I don't bring this into this area of my life. There's no real practice, pattern, or awareness here yet.
2
"I try sometimes, but it doesn't stick."
I know this matters and I reach for it occasionally — but it's inconsistent, usually reactive, and not something I'd call a real habit.
3
"I'm working on this."
I engage here with some regularity but I know there are real gaps. I'm building it, not owning it yet.
4
"This is part of how I operate."
I bring this into this area of my life with intention. It's not perfect, but it's consistent and I can see the difference it makes.
5
"This is a strength here. It flows naturally."
This intersection is working. It feels like me — not effort, not performance. I'm living it and it shows.
Be honest rather than aspirational. This diagnostic is most useful when it reflects where you actually are — not where you intend to be. There are no wrong answers, only accurate ones.
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Your Harmony Profile
Keystone Strength × Domain Performance · Diagnostic Snapshot
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/ 175
Overall Harmony Score
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Keystone Strength
Domain Vitality
Harmony Heatmap · Keystone × Domain
APEX
Apex Intersections
The two most consequential intersections in your entire profile
Spiritual × Mission
Transcendent Harmony
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Emotional × Moxie
Courageous Presence
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These intersections are weighted in your coaching debrief regardless of their numerical score. A low score here is not failure — it is the most precise indicator of where transformational growth lives.
Prescriptive Focus
Based on your diagnostic profile
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The Harmony Diagnostic answers: where is disharmony suppressing the promising life?
A RE-MAP Outcomes Assessment would answer: where is the client experiencing fullness, aliveness, and satisfaction in their life?
VERSION II
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