ADVENTUREIQ

Discover Your Adventure Identity

100 questions • Four complementary motivations • One personalized adventure profile

Your adventure can have more than one direction.

This pilot assessment looks at four motivations: Edge Seeker, Freedom Explorer, Purpose-Driven Adventurer, and Everyday Adventurer. No style is better than another, and most people will show a blend across multiple categories.

Before you begin, take a quick look at the four adventure identities below. Each one includes the core “I want” statement behind that type of adventurer.

Edge Seeker adventure scene with mountain climbing imagery

Edge Seeker

Challenge, intensity, and growth through testing your limits. This adventurer is energized by technical skill, bold experiences, and overcoming hard things.

I want to push beyond my limits and discover what I’m truly capable of.

Freedom Explorer adventure scene with RV and open-road travel imagery

Freedom Explorer

Adventure as a lifestyle. This adventurer values independence, mobility, and the freedom to explore the world on their own terms.

I want the freedom to explore the world, experience new places, and live life on my own terms.

Purpose-Driven Adventurer scene showing travel and service imagery

Purpose-Driven Adventurer

Adventure with a cause. This adventurer wants their travel to matter by serving others, restoring what is broken, or contributing to something bigger than themselves.

I want to experience the world while making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Everyday Adventurer scene with weekend travel and scuba imagery

Everyday Adventurer

Adventure woven into real life. This adventurer may have work, family, and responsibilities, but still wants meaningful experiences along the way.

I want to experience more of what life has to offer without putting my everyday responsibilities on hold.

Rate each statement for how appealing it is to you, even if your time, budget, health, or current circumstances make it difficult today. This is about interests, not capabilities.

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Strongly disagree2
Disagree3
Somewhat disagree4
Neutral5
Somewhat agree6
Agree7
Strongly agree

Assessment recipient: standsurecoaching@gmail.com (the site owner must enable that destination under Netlify's form notifications).

Your question responses are saved on this device while you take the test. When you finish, the completed assessment and the details below will be submitted to Stand Sure Coaching if this form has been published and configured on Netlify. You can review your scores even if sending is unavailable. This is a pilot, not a clinically or scientifically validated assessment.

About you

Required: name and email. The additional information helps us understand how adventure preferences differ across life stages and travel experience. Optional fields may be left blank.

Questions

Your AdventureIQ profile

YOUR
ADVENTURE
BLEND

Your independent interest scores

Each 0–100 score describes how strongly you endorsed that style. It is not a population percentile.

A category is a relative preference when its share of the four-part mix is at least 23%. This 23% threshold is an AdventureIQ pilot scoring convention and has not yet been validated for adventure styles.

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Ready to make your next adventure chapter real?

Your results can give you language for how you are wired, but insight alone does not build the next chapter. If you want help turning your adventure identity into a realistic plan, book a discovery call with Rob.

Use the call to explore what kind of adventure season you want next, what may be holding you back, and how to build a path forward that fits your life.

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About this pilot

Data collection: The published version uses Netlify Forms to receive demographic information and all 100 question responses and scores. Stand Sure Coaching controls access to the submissions and must separately configure email notifications. Do not use this prototype to collect sensitive medical information. Responses remain in the current browser until erased.

Original AdventureIQ item set: 25 statements per style; 5 reverse-scored in each. All 100 responses required. Reverse-keyed adjusted score = 8 − response. Style mean = average of 25 adjusted responses. Interest score = (mean − 1) ÷ 6 × 100. Four-part mix share = style mean ÷ sum of all four style means × 100.

Assessment development remains in the pilot stage. Before describing it as scientifically validated, collect field-test data and evaluate comprehension, reliability, factor structure, construct validity, and fairness. A low overall score can still produce a mathematically balanced blend, so interpret the absolute and relative results together.

For assessment-development guidance, see International Test Commission guidelines on test use.