Sovereignty Audit · Population Insights

Who Takes the Sovereignty Audit — and What They Find

A crowd of many small figures, representing the population of people who have taken the Sovereignty Audit

The Sovereignty Audit has been taken by hundreds of people. They come from different countries, careers, and life stages — but they share something: a sense that the life they're living and the life they're capable of are not yet the same thing.

This page shows what the population looks like as a whole. Not to compare yourself to others, but to see the shape of the territory — and to understand that wherever you land, you're not alone there.

The audit measures two dimensions: Satisfaction (how life feels across ten domains) and Sovereignty (the degree to which you experience yourself as the author of your own choices). Each result places you in one of four quadrants and identifies the self-limitation patterns most active in your life.

Where people land

Every result lands in one of four quadrants, set by how satisfied people feel and how sovereign — how much they experience themselves as the author of their own choices. Here is how this population is distributed, most common first.

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The domains where dissatisfaction and importance combine most acutely

Where this audience most wants change

The audit asks people to rate both their satisfaction and the importance of ten life domains. The ranking below reflects where people feel the most pressing need for change — where low satisfaction meets high importance.

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The dashed line marks typical urgency — the midpoint of the ranking. Domains to its right register above-typical urgency for this audience; those to its left, below. Bars show relative position only.

The self-limitation patterns most commonly at work

How people tend to limit themselves

The audit identifies four archetypal patterns of self-limitation — ways the conditioned self learned to stay safe that now, in adult life, tend to keep people stuck. Here they are, ordered by how often each shows up as a person's primary pattern.

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Where do you sit?

See your own place on the map

The audit takes ten minutes. You'll receive a personalised report — your quadrant, your priority gaps, your dominant patterns, and an AI-powered interpretation written specifically for your results. It's free.

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