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“Dominate the narrative. Shape the world’s perception of you. Leadership is about influence — take charge, define your role, and make sure you lead from the front. The world follows those who set the path.” – Francis Underwood

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1. You walk into a room where everyone thinks they're the smartest. What's your first move?

A) Observe. Wait for your turn.
B) Challenge the weakest speaker and test reactions.
C) Say little. Watch everything.
D) Start a fire and make them come to you.

2. A deal on the table could make you millions—but your partner will take the fall. Do you blink?

A) I walk away. I build, I don’t burn.
B) Only if I know they’ll recover.
C) I let them fall—and offer them a hand while I rise.
D) I push. Then sell the story.

3. Someone lies to you in the boardroom. Everyone’s watching. Do you…

A) Let it slide—there’s a bigger win ahead.
B) Counter with subtle correction.
C) Smile. Trap them with silence later.
D) Destroy them publicly, with facts and venom

4. Loyalty is…

A) Earned. Maintained. Sacred.
B) Useful. Until it isn’t.
C) Negotiable. Always tied to leverage.
D) A weakness you engineer in others, never allow in yourself.

5. You're losing ground. Fast. What do you sacrifice first?

A) My pride. I regroup.
B) A pawn—someone has to take the hit.
C) An asset. Then I spin the story.
D) Anything… except control.

6. You find your competitor’s secret weapon before they deploy it. Do you…

A) Warn them—it’s the right thing.
B) Beat them to market, fair and square.
C) Leak just enough to make them doubt their strategy.
D) Flip it. Weaponize it. Make them choke on their own brilliance.

7. You’re building an empire. What kind of people do you surround yourself with?

A) Honest, loyal, driven.
B) Experts who can outperform me.
C) People I can control with fear or favor.
D) Shadows. Loyal to me, but invisible to everyone else.

8. When they write your story, how do you want the first line to read?

A) “They inspired millions.”
B) “They were relentless.”
C) “They were feared, respected, and untouchable.”
D) “No one saw them coming. No one ever recovered.”

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