How do you get stuck?

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Quiz Questions

1.
I spend a lot of time daydreaming. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
2.
I have a hard time making decisions. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
3.
I get performance anxiety BIG time. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree/disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
4.
I often feel trapped by how hard it is to take the next step, even when I know what that step is. (agree/disagree:)
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree/disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
5.
Many of my plans are unrealistic and half-baked. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
6.
I'm afraid of what I'd feel if I stopped moving. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
7.
I feel the best while I am getting stuff done. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
8.
I tend to withdraw into my own mental world. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
9.
I take way better care of others than I take care of myself. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
10.
I have more unfinished projects floating around than I care to admit. (agree/disagree)
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
11.
I would like to feel less depressed, or depressed less often. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
12.
I never stop moving if I can help it. My schedule is super busy. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
13.
I probably feel lonely more often than most people. (agree/disagree):
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
14.
I have a hard time asking others for what I need. (agree/disagree)
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
15.
I'm great at getting started, but I tend to run out of steam before I'm finished with projects. (agree/disagree)
- A.
  Strongly agree
- B.
  Agree somewhat
- C.
  Neither agree nor disagree
- D.
  Disagree somewhat
- E.
  Strongly disagree
16.
GREAT job - these questions aren't easy. Last question: "I struggle the most with..." (it's hard, but just pick one)
- A.
  feeling satisfied and fulfilled.
- B.
  asking others for support.
- C.
  getting clear on what I want and need.
- D.
  acting on a solid plan.
- E.
  acting without thinking (oops).
- F.
  not being able to stop moving.
- G.
  starting but not ever finishing things.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Clarity Block
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You may have a Clarity Block*If you spend a lot of time daydreaming, have a hard time tuning into your needs, over-complicate things in your mind and/or have a hard time making decisions, you might have a block in your ability to get clear on your needs and act decisively to meet your life, career, relationship or financial goals.Getting clear begins with getting tuned into what's going on within your mind and your body, as many with this block are much better scanning their environment than tuning in to the internal landscape.Want a plan for removing this block? Book a Healing Audit with Rebecca Bee - she has helped hundreds of people like you get unstuck.
2.
Action Block
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You may have an Action Block*If you act impulsively before thinking things through, or if you never act because you fear failure, these two sides of the same coin suggest you might have a block to taking effective action to meet your life, career, relationship or financial goals. This block sometimes comes from a fear of criticism from those around you that often goes way back to childhood.Moving through this kind of block begins with body awareness to notice what is happening if you ever feel stuck and unable to move forward.Want a plan for removing this block? Book a Healing Audit with Rebecca Bee - she has helped hundreds of people like you get unstuck.
3.
Receiving Block
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You may have a Block to Receiving*If you have a hard time receiving compliments, or if you can never get enough time with your favorite people, you may have a block to receiving. It can feel like you can't take in the good stuff or like there is never enough of it. If you have more than the occasional moment of feeling lonely, you're not alone with having this block!Moving through this kind of block begins with two things: self-study and resourcing. Resourcing means filling up your heart and soul with connection to yourself, with others and with Spirit.Want a plan for removing this block? Book a Healing Audit with Rebecca Bee - she has helped hundreds of people like you get unstuck.
4.
Resting Block
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You may have a Resting Block*If you are allergic to resting or have a hard time finishing things, you just might have a block to resting and integration. We all need rest and times of slowing down or doing nothing (while awake, not just while we sleep) to let the nervous system recover from moments of high stress (aka hyperarousal). This can come from conditioning as a kid or just from living in our Western culture where our worth and our productivity are tied together!Working with this block means doing the thing you probably don't want to do, which is stop all the doing. Rest and reset your nervous system, do less and not more.Want a plan for removing this block? Book a Healing Audit with Rebecca Bee - she has helped hundreds of people like you get unstuck.
5.
Relational Block
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You may have a Relational Block*For many of us, we can take effective action and get our needs met just fine...unless it involves asking another person. If you are extra self-reliant or have a history of disappointment from other people, you may have a relational block. This means that connection with others hasn't been safe or reliable all the time, especially during childhood. This block has protected you from disappointment but as an adult, it can keep out the connection we crave.Moving through this kind of block begins with body awareness to notice what comes up when you need to ask someone else for support or help of some kind.Want a plan for removing this block? Book a Healing Audit with Rebecca Bee - she has helped hundreds of people like you get unstuck.
6.
Finishing Block
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You may have a Finishing Block*If you can start projects but have a hard time finishing things, you just might have a block to finishing and integration. This block is a tricky one and can come from conditioning as a kid for many of us. If we got a lot of attention for specific reasons (like when we were sick, or needed help with something), completing things on our own wasn't really in our best interest, was it?Healing this block is a combination of two things: resting in your own self worth and actually finishing a few things - in that order. Perhaps sit with the idea that you're lovable and worthy of attention just for being you (which is 100% true). Maybe to a "to-done" list and write down the things you accomplished at the end of the day!Want a plan for removing this block? Book a Healing Audit with Rebecca Bee - she has helped hundreds of people like you get unstuck.