Aperture Work
Aperture Work
Most people believe they're a better listener than they actually are. This assessment helps you discover where your listening barriers live — across seven dimensions of your life — and gives you a personalized report to work from.
Get Your Access Code — $15 →Listening is one of the most important things a person can do — and one of the hardest. Most people have never been taught to do it well, and many carry barriers they've never named. Hear Me is a 35-question True/False assessment designed to surface those barriers specifically and honestly.
It's built on the iPERSON framework — a model that organizes listening barriers across seven dimensions of human experience: Independence, Physical, Emotional, Relational, Spiritual, Occupational, and Noetic. Rather than giving you a single number, it gives you a profile — a clear picture of where your listening is strong and where it needs work.
When you finish, you'll receive a personalized email report with a breakdown of each domain, insight written specifically for your results, and a practical action step for every area. Most people complete it in 15–20 minutes.
Every person carries listening barriers in different places. The iPERSON framework helps you see which ones are most active in your life right now.
Explores how your sense of personal agency shapes your listening — whether you trust your own interpretation of what you hear, or habitually defer to others before you'll act on what you understood.
Explores whether your body, physical state, or neurological wiring works against your ability to listen. Fatigue, distraction, multitasking, and sensory challenges all belong here.
Looks at how your emotional life — reactivity, self-protection, impatience, fear — shapes the way you engage (or don't engage) when others are speaking.
Examines the patterns between you and the people in your life — interrupting, advising, assuming — and whether your relational habits leave others feeling truly heard.
Reflects how your faith background and theological assumptions have shaped your relationship to listening. Many traditions trained people to speak, not listen.
Investigates how the habits of your professional life — efficiency, decisiveness, information-filtering — have crossed over into personal conversations in ways that undermine listening.
From the Greek nous, meaning mind. Explores how your intellectual assumptions, confidence, and pattern-recognition can become barriers to genuinely hearing someone.
Click the button below to purchase your access code via Stripe. Your unique code is emailed to you immediately after checkout.
Visit the assessment page, enter your code, and answer 35 True/False statements — five per domain across seven domains. Takes 15–20 minutes.
Your personalized report is emailed the moment you submit. It breaks down every domain with insight and a "Try This" action step tailored to your results.
Your report is written specifically for your results — not a generic summary. Each of the seven domains gets its own section with a scored headline, body text explaining what your results mean, and a concrete next step. Here's a preview of what it looks like:
Want to understand how to read and use your report? Read the Report Guide →
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Pastors, coaches, educators, and team leaders often purchase codes for retreats, staff development, or course intake. Contact us about bulk pricing.