The Judgement Mirror — Random Audit
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Path 1 – Foundation (Free)
You're using the free version with access to 40 traits (20 positive, 20 negative).
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- Path 2 – Practice (£19/month): Fortnightly classes, extended exercises, and recordings
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This tool compares how strongly you see a trait in someone else with how strongly you recognise the same trait in yourself. It is designed to reveal projection and blind spots through both positive and negative trait recognition.
How it works.
- Select a trait type filter (All, Negative Only, or Positive Only) and the tool will pick five traits accordingly.
- Each trait shows its category and whether it's positive or negative. Click "View Full Description" to see the complete analysis.
- For each trait, think of someone who exhibits this trait strongly, then rate them. Next, gaze into the judgement mirror and rate yourself.
- Your Projection Gap = other minus self. Big positive gaps suggest likely projection. Big negative gaps suggest strong self-recognition or self-criticism.
- Review your map, then use the Friend Feedback Checklist to gather outside perspective on the biggest gaps.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Step 1: Select your preferred trait filter below (All shows a mix of positive and negative traits).
Step 2: For each trait, think of someone you know (or are aware of) who exhibits this trait very strongly. It can be a different person for each trait.
Step 3: Rate that person on a scale from 0 to 10.
0 = Not at all | 5 = Moderately | 10 = Extreme
Step 4: Now gaze into the judgement mirror. Look at yourself honestly and rate yourself on the same 0 to 10 scale.
0 = Not at all | 5 = Moderately | 10 = Extreme
Your Judgement Mirror
What you see in others versus what you see in yourself
| Trait | Type | Category | Other | Self | Projection Gap |
|---|
Judgement Mirror Map
Reading your map.
Upper left: biggest projection. Upper right: mutual recognition. Lower right: self-recognition or self-criticism. Lower left: low presence.
Friend Feedback Checklist
Ask two or three people who know you well to score you honestly.
How Do I Come Across? — Judgement Mirror Feedback
Feedback from: ___________________________