Feeling Tremendous - What Your Report Says About You
Reading the index and the combo
What The Report Measures
Your Feeling Tremendous report is a read on how you handle a small win. It tracks the index, which is the gap between the win's humility and your confidence, and the combo, which is how many of those gaps you stringed together without letting one drop. Two players can clear the same ten wins and land on very different reports.
Typical Report Bands
- Warm-Up - you let the wins go quiet; the index stayed low across the set.
- Solid Bronze - you caught the confetti a couple of times; the gaps landed now and then.
- Podium - you banked the combo on the humble wins and let the last one land big.
- Gold Medal - the whole set read like a ceremony; the combo never broke.
How To Read Your Numbers
Step 1 - Look at the total index first; that is the headline.
Step 2 - Check the best combo; a long one with a low total is a missed-confetti pattern.
Step 3 - Find which win broke the combo; that is the one you treated too seriously.
Step 4 - If it broke on a big win, you let the gap narrow when it should have widened.
Step 5 - Re-run and bank the combo on the quiet wins; the report lifts.
Step 6 - Bank a personal best combo between runs; that is the number to re-check.
Where Most Players Misread It
Treating a low report as a bad day. It is a read on how you deliver, not on what you did. A Gold Medal report on a set of ten nothing-wins is the whole point - the wins were small, the confidence was not.