The Inner Compass Institute™

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What did the Inner Compass Navigational Styles Assessment™ tell you?

Select the style your results gave you. Haven't taken it? Take the free 10-minute assessment and come back.

Your moves

The only metric that matters.

Every Navigator conversation ends with one small move. It lands here — and the Navigator will ask you about it next time. Evidence, not judgment.

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They're stored for exactly one reason: so your Navigator remembers your situation and can follow up on your commitments. That's the accountability engine — it doesn't work if the Navigator can't remember.

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Your pattern map

Inner Compass Navigator™

Psychoeducation, not therapy. In crisis? Call or text 988. Private — never used to train AI models.
The framework in two minutes

Four emotions. Four alerts. One question.

Every emotion carries a neutral, useful message. Stuck is what happens when the emotion stops alerting and starts driving — when it goes past the alert. Your style is simply which alert your mind reaches for first. Tap any pattern to go deeper.

Anxiety → futureForeseer"Pay attention. Something is ahead."
Anger → protectionGuardian"Something that matters needs protecting."
Sadness → pastHistorian"You've lost something of value. Honor it."
Joy → presentCreator"Be here. This is alive."
Your practice path

Practices for your pattern

Eight practices, in a sensible order — but this is a library, not a course. There's no falling behind. Open whichever one meets you where you are.

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Pocket protocol

When the loop grabs you

1. Name it. "There's the pattern." Awareness, not blame.   2. Ground. Feet on the floor, three breaths.   3. Reality check. What's the worst thing happening right now — not in the story?   4. One small action. Action interrupts the loop better than thinking ever will.