Discover your biggest productivity block!

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Quiz Questions

1.
You’re in the middle of a piece of work when you receive an important email. What do you do?
- A.
  I stop what I’m doing to deal with the email.
- B.
  I don’t even notice it arrive - I’m engrossed in what I'm doing.
- C.
  If it’s urgent or easy, I deal with it right away. If not, I leave it for now.
- D.
  I grab a scrap of paper, jot down what I need to do and 'file it' with all my other notes for later.
- E.
  I stop to glance at the email, but then I go back to what I was doing.
2.
You’ve just finished something with 10 minutes to spare before a webinar you’ve signed up for is due to start. What do you do?
- A.
  I get started on a new piece of work. I might as well get ahead of the game, and can always work on it some more if I get bored during the webinar.
- B.
  I grab a notebook and scribble some notes about my latest great idea. I get so excited about it that I decide not to bother with the webinar and work on my idea instead.
- C.
  I scan my to-do list and look for something urgent that I can tick off the list. I may be a bit late for the webinar if that takes longer than expected.
- D.
  I look at my notebooks and post-it notes to check for anything important I may have forgotten. I’m on time for the webinar, but isn't there something else I should be doing?
- E.
  I decide to check social media. I get carried away scrolling through my feed, and then realise I’ve missed the first few minutes of the webinar!
3.
You’ve been working on something detailed for an hour or so. How are you feeling?
- A.
  I’m worried that I might be missing something and am struggling to focus. I keep checking my phone.
- B.
  I’m feeling frustrated that I never seem to find time for the things I want to be doing in my business. I never seem to get to what’s important.
- C.
  I feel bored. My enthusiasm for the project I’m working on is waning as I get bogged down in the detail. I think I’m going to stop and move on to something else.
- D.
  Whilst working I’ve also been having an email conversation with a client, and put on a load of washing. I’m feeling a little bit all over the place and frustrated that I’m not making progress.
- E.
  I’m feeling good that I've got the work done, but have a gnawing anxiety about all the other things on my list that aren’t getting done.
4.
Instinctively, which of the following statements describes you best?
- A.
  I find it difficult to stay focused and regularly check my phone or email to see what else is going on.
- B.
  I have a clear overview of what needs to be done, but often don’t know where to start.
- C.
  I have lots of ideas and projects on the go, but tend to lose interest and enthusiasm after a while.
- D.
  I have post-its, notebooks and lists dotted around my home and office to capture my to-dos and ideas.
- E.
  I tend to flit between tasks, often working on a couple of things at once.
5.
Which statement best describes how you feel about your ability to get stuff done?
- A.
  It frustrates me that I have so many half-finished projects on the go, so I rarely feel a sense of accomplishment.
- B.
  It's hard to feel a sense of achievement - things always seem to take longer to finish than I’d hoped.
- C.
  There’s always so much more to do! I rarely feel a sense of satisfaction as my list is never-ending.
- D.
  My faffing slows me down, which I find frustrating. If only I could focus I could get stuff done more quickly!
- E.
  It feels good to get urgent tasks out of the way, but no matter how hard I work I never seem to get to the things that are most important to me.
6.
What happens when you first sit down to start work in the morning?
- A.
  I grab a notebook and start mapping out the brilliant idea I had in the shower this morning.
- B.
  I look at my to-do list and open the thing I need to work on. I check my emails, have a quick look at social media and then get started.
- C.
  I stare at my long list of tasks and feel overwhelmed at how much there is to do. It takes me a while to get going as I can’t decide where to start.
- D.
  I look at my post-its and notebooks and decide what to do first. Then I get stuck in.
- E.
  I spend half an hour looking at social media to see what’s been going on. I comment on a few things, watch a motivational video and check out an interesting blog post.
7.
When I'm working on something, I rarely check my phone.
- A.
  Tend to agree
- B.
  Neutral
- C.
  Tend to disagree
8.
I have a clear picture of everything on my to-do list.
- A.
  Tend to agree
- B.
  Neutral
- C.
  Tend to disagree
9.
I find it easy to see the logical order in which tasks must happen.
- A.
  Tend to agree
- B.
  Neutral
- C.
  Tend to disagree
10.
I’m an ideas person and am most motivated and energised when working on something new.
- A.
  Tend to agree
- B.
  Neutral
- C.
  Tend to disagree
11.
I tend to finish what I’m doing before moving on to the next thing.
- A.
  Tend to agree
- B.
  Neutral
- C.
  Tend to disagree

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Discover your biggest productivity block!

There are 11 questions in total and the quiz should take around 6 minutes to complete. Try not to over-think it, but choose the answer that feels the most like you.

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