You've weighed it. You've decided. You're going.
You scored in the bold band — and the Eye sees someone who has learned that regret hurts longer than failure does. You're not reckless. You don't leap for the thrill — you leap when you've decided that staying would cost more than going. There's a specific kind of courage in what you do: not the fearless jump, but the fully-aware one. You know the gap is real. You've looked at it. And then you went anyway, because the alternative — the version where you didn't — isn't one you can live with. Your bet-on-yourself energy is quiet but deep. You've probably rebuilt at least once, and it only made the next move feel more possible. The distinction people miss: you're not addicted to risk. You're allergic to regret.
Get your read — free on iPhoneyou don't leap for the thrill. you leap because staying felt worse. that's not recklessness — that's a fully-aware choice.