What’s Your Productivity Archetype? Find the Best Productivity Method For You. Make Getting It Done Easy.

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Quiz Questions

1.
You receive an email that requires a response by the end of the day. You:
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- A.
  Only remember to reply after 8pm. This is embarrassing…
- B.
  Don’t make it a priority to call back. What they want isn’t important.
- C.
  Add it to the already mile-long to-do list. I hope I can get to it!
- D.
  Think about it five times during the day, but then I get distracted (shiny objects or squirrels) and don’t do it.
- E.
  Make a reminder to respond during the first 15 minutes the next day, because that’s when I respond to emails. However, I consider moving it later.
2.
You block your calendar for three hours on Thursday to work on your strategic plan for next quarter. When Thursday rolls around, you:
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- A.
  Don’t follow through on my commitment because I completely forgot.
- B.
  Decide to allocate less time to it, because it’ll be the same as last quarter.
- C.
  Push it off until next week because I have more pressing priorities.
- D.
  Feel dread in anticipation and decide to clean my inbox instead.
- E.
  Create the plan. But it looks like the former plan and I could use something to shake it up.
3.
It’s Friday evening and you are relaxing at home with an adult beverage. You take a deep breath and think:
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- A.
  “I dropped the ball on something, but I’m not sure what it is…”
- B.
  “Why am I still working this job? I’m not contributing to the world in any meaningful way.”
- C.
  “This is the first time I’ve sat down all week. I’ve been running the whole time!”
- D.
  “I should have spent more time on work, but I just didn’t have time to focus.”
- E.
  “Better only make it one drink. If anything comes up over the weekend, I’m going to need to handle it.”
4.
As you are planning the week ahead, you think:
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- A.
  There were so many things I didn’t do last week. I’ll do them this week instead.
- B.
  There’s nothing to look forward to this week. It's the same ol’, same ol’.
- C.
  There isn’t one free moment in my week. I’m already tired!
- D.
  I’m sure half of this won’t get done. My plans never work because something always comes up.
- E.
  I’d really like to handle some of this in a way that would make things run smoother so I could take a breather.
5.
When you think about the analogy of the tortoise and the hare, you think:
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- A.
  I’m the hare. I dropped the ball again and decided to take a nap. I’m embarrassed.
- B.
  I would’ve fallen off track if the fox hadn’t marked the course!
- C.
  I’d rather be the slow and steady tortoise. But I’m the hare, who’s always moving fast and making no progress.
- D.
  I’m the hare. I should focus on reaching the finish line, but I could use a nap.
- E.
  I’m neither the tortoise nor the hare. I’ve already run the race and am onto the next one. I just need the map to know where it is.
6.
Your to-do list...
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- A.
  Doesn’t exist. Any list I make is ignored.
- B.
  Is filled with things that make me look and feel busy and have no other purpose in the grand scheme of things.
- C.
  Never ends and is daunting.
- D.
  Is only ever half-complete because I just keep adding things to it.
- E.
  Is forever growing. Some days, I check everything off. Other days, I don’t come close. There must be a way to consolidate, I just haven’t figured out how.
7.
Your colleague asks if she can schedule a quick Zoom call today. You:
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- A.
  Agree to it, but totally forget.
- B.
  Feel annoyed that she’s wasting my time.
- C.
  Don’t have a free moment to add another meeting.
- D.
  Always say yes to these last-minute requests and find the time.
- E.
  Schedule it, host it, and make sure it lasts no longer than 30 minutes. I hope that next time, my colleague's questions could be answered in an easier way.
8.
You’ve created a plan for the weekend and want to get four house projects done before Sunday night. You:
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- A.
  Decide it’s way more fun to watch football with the family and don’t touch my plan all weekend.
- B.
  Complete everything Saturday morning, but struggle to find something to do for the rest of the weekend.
- C.
  Get to work and have no problem asking others for help so I can finish it quickly.
- D.
  Start all four projects but don’t finish one because my mom calls and needs help.
- E.
  Complete all four on-schedule. Then, question if there’s a better way to tackle so much in a short period of time.
9.
What do you think about a vision board?
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- A.
  Sounds great! I create one every year, but only ever do one thing.
- B.
  I have a vision of infusing my life with passion, but I need a strategy to create it.
- C.
  The thought of adding more things to my plate stresses me out.
- D.
  I don’t need a vision board. It would only be another distraction.
- E.
  Sounds great. Maybe it will help me think about how I can create an even better year, and have more energy!
10.
When you think about yourself 10 years from now, you hope you’ll:
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- A.
  Have more bandwidth to strategize and execute on things that are important.
- B.
  Finally figure out what I’m truly passionate about.
- C.
  Be able to stay on track and hold myself accountable.
- D.
  Have more energy than I do now.
- E.
  I’ll realize I’ve accomplished so much and am excited to see what else is ahead! But I also hope to remember to breathe a little.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
>> You are always behind and never ahead <<
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You’ve tried everything: Paper planners with special highlighters, stickers, and segmented space for to-do lists, project management apps that were meant to automate all your tasks, and you’re still finding sticky notes from that color-coded paper task list phase you went through last year.But no matter what you’ve tried, you just can’t seem to get ahead of your never ending to do list. You’re constantly remembering tasks that should have been completed last week. Someone’s always checking in with you to see where things stand. Or, worse — you catch yourself scrolling through your inboxes and apps mindlessly, unsure of how to prioritize your duties and figure out where to start working through your to-do list.The truth is: Being more productive has nothing to do with what planner or app or organizational system you use.It’s about honoring the stuff within those organizational systems in a way that doesn’t overwhelm or trick you into making your checklist longer than it should be.It’s about prioritizing what needs to get done, how it should get done, and finding the things to either say no to…or flat out pass on to someone else who can handle them.But there’s no need to worry, either. Together, we’ll make sure the future you actually gets ahead… instead of just wishing you could find the best tool to do it.Take the first step today and grab the download below I created specifically with YOU in mind.
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>> You feel purposeless and without a plan <<
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Living a life with passion and purpose is fantastic. Amazing, even. After all, that’s what we’re all on the constant search for, right?However, if you’re over there padding every moment with a new goal, you end up building a hamster wheel of purpose — always running, running, running, but never actually getting anywhere.Call me crazy, but I believe the purpose of life isn’t to wear yourself paper-thin tallying up all the reached goals. And maybe I can’t say exactly what your purpose is… because it’s uniquely different from anyone else. But I can say this:You find purpose by finding the thing that ignites genuine happiness. Forget the Pinterest moment. Forget the Instagram selfies. Ditch all the show… What is it that makes you naturally smile without you even realizing it?When you understand your purpose, productivity will no longer be your worry. Why? Because you’ll have a plan and you’ll know exactly what you should be working towards at all times. You’ll know when it’s time to work, but more importantly, when it’s time to live your life.For now, grab this download which will walk you through goal setting in a way that helps you find your purpose.
3.
>> You have burnout on the horizon <<
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Tell me if any of this sounds familiar: Your alarm goes off and instantly your eyes dart open. Heart racing, you leap out of bed because you know you have to get yourself started on the to-do list you set out for yourself because you are already so far behind.You’re existing for the too long to-do lists that are eating away at your calendar and planner. It feels like you’ve been pushed onto a hamster wheel and your feet are moving just to keep up with the activity without really knowing if you’re ever going to get anywhere. Left unchecked, this discouraging cycle escalates to pervasive burnout — quickly. But it doesn’t have to be like that. You can find purpose in your work (and life) again by learning what to prioritize and determining how to give yourself the focus it deserves.Unsure on where to start? I've got a great guide that walks you through getting more rest...it's a great starting place to move past burnout. Grab it below.
4.
>> You are falling off-track and stalled <<
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It feels like there are distractions that truly deserve your attention in every direction you turn. But regardless of the distractions or difficulties you’re facing, you need both a tool to help you stay on track and the accountability to gain momentum in the right direction.The thing is, you’ve committed so much of your time and energy to your work and all those around you that you’ve forgotten to prioritize time for the one person who really needs it: yourself.Yes, it’s hard to say yes to yourself. Yes, it’s hard to adjust your focus. But things are hard and that’s okay. You can face hard things and come through even stronger.It may feel uncomfortable to switch your gears and from feeling “useful” in the moment to the unease of the challenge. But, that scratchy feeling is going to be what will put you in forward motion.And forward motion means there’s no more falling off the track and then stalling out. Forward motion pushes you closer to exactly where you want to be and what you’re working so hard for.And I've got a great tool for you. Download my How to Focus guide now and get back on track.
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>> You are shackled to your current reality and unsure of the future <<
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Remember when you were a kid and you told your parents about your dreams? You were going to be a rockstar, an astronaut, or maybe even a three-ring circus acrobat-fire-juggler.Whatever it was, when you made that declaration, you were all in. You didn’t just sit back and assume that this dream of yours would come true. You were going to do what you needed to do in order to make it happen.Just because your dreams have shifted from what child-you wanted to what adult-you is hoping for, it doesn’t mean a hope and a prayer will take you there.You need that moxie and spirit you had as a child that pushed through your current circumstances and moved you an inch closer to your dreams.It’s time to ask yourself the question: Is this a dream of mine I want to actively make into my reality? Or, are you treating your desires as more of a wish you’d like to magically land in your lap? Want a quick step to feeling more sure about the future? Download my guide that will help you understand how to grant yourself permission so you can move forward with deliberate determination.
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>> You're 100% Tied to Your Work <<
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When you look at how your business is growing, you’re pretty amazed at everything in front of you. Your hard work is paying off in mounds when it comes to growth. Yet, you feel like you’re constantly on call for business without much time to be your non-work self. You desire the freedom to do the work you love and do life with more ease.It’s totally normal to throw yourself all into your work in the beginning. After all, who else is going to do it if you don’t? And no one else is going to have your ambitions, so you might as well make it happen. But until you finally have a system in place, or a team that supports you in your journey, it feels like your entire life is work.Everyone says you need a work life balance, but is that even possible for you? It is, but you need to first step back and look at how you’re operating to figure out how to step out of the business and into your life…without everything going astray with your work.Want a quick win to pull yourself out of work a bit and get a better work life balance? Click the link below to get access to my free, private feed podcast.

What’s Your Productivity Archetype? Find the Best Productivity Method For You. Make Getting It Done Easy.

This "what would you do?" quiz is about to call you out. Are you feeling overwhelmed? It's probably not why you think. Answer these 10 questions to find out what's causing you to struggle and then get the solution.

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