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24 questions · 3 phases · ~7 minutes

Find your dimension.

A deeper reflection — statements, forced choices, and real scenarios — that plots you on a radar across the four dimensions of GEDS, our year-long Design for Sustainability & Regeneration programme at Gaia Education, and points to the exact modules that'll speak loudest to you. Shareable when you're done.

Social · Ecological · Economic · Worldview
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Phase 1 of 3 · Statements

A few statements about you.

No right answers. First reaction is usually the right one. 1 = not really me, 5 = very me.

  • 1

    I feel most alive when I'm bringing people together.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 2

    I read landscapes — soil, water, plants — and want to understand them.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 3

    Money fascinates me: how it flows, what it measures, who it serves.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 4

    I believe the outer crises are mirrored by inner ones — story, meaning, consciousness.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 5

    Questions of conflict, decision-making, and community care pull at me.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 6

    I want human settlements to heal — not just harm less — the ecosystems they sit in.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 7

    The commons — our shared resources — feel like one of the urgent design questions of our time.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 8

    Contemplative practice, philosophy, or psychology feel essential to regenerative work.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 9

    Ritual, art, and storytelling feel essential to how change actually happens.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 10

    Hands-on learning from gardens, forests, or watersheds is where I want more time.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 11

    I want practical tools for designing fair, regenerative economies.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me
  • 12

    I want to deepen my relationship with nature, mystery, and the more-than-human.

    Rate this statement from 1 (not really me) to 5 (very me)
    Not really me Very me

Phase 2 of 3 · Pick one

Pick the one more like you.

No "both" option — the choice itself reveals something. Trust your gut.

  • 13

    You have 6 months and some funding. You spend it…

  • 14

    You take six months off. You disappear into…

  • 15

    A movement asks for your help. You raise your hand for…

  • 16

    It's a year from now and you've made a small but real difference. It was through…

  • 17

    Pick the conversation you'd most want to be in for hours…

  • 18

    You walk into a regenerative organisation's offsite. What are you secretly hoping to teach the others?

Phase 3 of 3 · Scenarios

Imagine the situation.

Pick the one that actually feels like you — not the one that sounds best.

  • 19

    You move to a new town. First week, you find yourself…

  • 20

    A friend says they're burnt out. You suggest…

  • 21

    If you wrote a book about regeneration, the first chapter would be about…

  • 22

    Your gift to the world, you suspect, has something to do with…

  • 23

    On the bookshelf you keep returning to, the topics that recur are…

  • 24

    When you imagine the long arc of your life's work, the through-line is…

Your answers stay in your browser. Your result is yours.

Your regenerative profile

Your strongest pull is

SOCIAL ECONOMIC ECOLOGICAL WORLDVIEW

Social

Top

Community, communication, leadership, ritual.

%

Ecological

Top

Land, water, food, energy — the metabolism of place.

%

Economic

Top

Money, work, commons, value redesigned.

%

Worldview

Top

Consciousness, story, the inner work of change.

%

What you'd learn in GEDS

Based on your radar, here's where to dive in first — and the second area that pulls almost as strongly:

What this means

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