A Transition Readiness Test.

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Quiz Questions

1.
Q1. When you think about the world and contexts around you (work, family, society) as you consider your next chapter, you feel…
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- A.
  Completely at the mercy of circumstances — life happens to me, not with me.
- B.
  Often swept along by events, reacting more than choosing.
- C.
  Pulled in different directions, but I can still find my centre when I slow down.
- D.
  Aware of the pressures, but I still feel I can shape my path within them.
2.
Q2. If you viewed your life and work as one system, especially around any leap you’re considering, how would you describe it right now?
- A.
  Disintegrated — it feels like separate lives held together by stress and survival.
- B.
  Chaotic — I’m constantly juggling and rarely feel on top of things.
- C.
  Patchy — some areas feel designed, others feel neglected or random.
- D.
  Coherent — not perfect, but the parts of my life are starting to work together.
3.
Q3. How do you relate to the inputs that enter your system (messages, demands, information, expectations) when you think about making a change?
- A.
  I’m constantly flooded – my phone, inbox, and mind all feel out of control.
- B.
  Almost everything gets through – I rarely pause to decide what truly matters.
- C.
  I try to filter, but I still let too much in and feel mentally crowded.
- D.
  I consciously filter what gets my attention and regularly say “no” or “not now.”
4.
Q4. How clear are you on your core values and the purpose of this current season of your life and work?
- A.
  Unclear – I’m mostly focused on getting through the day, not on deeper purpose.
- B.
  Vague — I sense I should know my values and purpose, but they feel fuzzy.
- C.
  Somewhat clear — I have an idea, but it’s not consistently guiding my choices.
- D.
  Very clear — I know my core values and what this season of life is here to serve.
5.
Q5. When you think of “who you are becoming” over the next 3–5 years, you…
- A.
  Avoid thinking about it — it feels overwhelming, confusing, or painful.
- B.
  Struggle to picture your future self beyond vague wishes.
- C.
  Have a rough image, but it changes often or feels unstable.
- D.
  Can describe your future self in concrete, warm, exciting terms.
6.
Q6. How well do your daily behaviours and routines support the person you want to become and the leap you’re considering?
- A.
  My behaviour regularly contradicts what I say I want — I feel stuck in loops.
- B.
  Most of my days are driven by habit and urgency, not by design or intention.
- C.
  Some habits support me, but many are still old patterns I haven’t changed yet.
- D.
  My habits and rhythms mostly reflect my values and future self.
7.
Q7. When you make important decisions about work, career, or big changes, what mostly drives them?
- A.
  Survival mode — I often decide just to avoid conflict, loss, or collapse.
- B.
  Urgency, expectations, or other people’s needs more than my own truth.
- C.
  A mix of values and pressure — sometimes from my core, sometimes from fear.
- D.
  Identity and values — I ask, “Does this honour who I am becoming?”
8.
Q8. When life gives you feedback (through results, emotions, or repeated patterns), you…
- A.
  Ignore, minimise, or numb out the feedback until things reach a breaking point.
- B.
  Recognise something is off, but feel unsure how to change the underlying system.
- C.
  Notice the signals, make a change for a while, then drift back into old patterns.
- D.
  Pause, listen, and adjust your systems (habits, boundaries, priorities) intentionally.
9.
Q9. When you make a commitment to yourself (a new boundary, habit, or direction), you…
- A.
  Feel so discouraged by past inconsistency that you hesitate to commit at all.
- B.
  Mean well in the moment, but rarely follow through beyond a few days or weeks.
- C.
  Start strong, then lose consistency, but you still come back to it periodically.
- D.
  Treat it as a real contract — you honour it, review it, and recommit when needed.
10.
Q10. How clear are you on the kind of life your work (or business) is meant to support in your next chapter?
- A.
  I haven’t thought about this at all.
- B.
  I have some ideas but nothing concrete.
- C.
  I’ve started designing a lifestyle-first plan.
- D.
  I’ve mapped my future lifestyle and aligned it with my work/business goals.
11.
Q11. How confident are you in the value you bring – and how you price or negotiate that value?
- A.
  I constantly undercharge, avoid the money conversation, or freeze when asked for pricing.
- B.
  I’m aware I’m undervalued but haven’t changed anything yet.
- C.
  I price decently, but not based on my long‑term worth or future direction.
- D.
  I’ve set my worth based on my unique value and future aspirations.
12.
Q12. How much experimenting, exploration, or real‑world testing have you done with your next‑chapter ideas?
- A.
  None — I’m still in “thinking mode.
- B.
  Some informal chats, but no structured tests.
- C.
  I’ve done research, interviews, or light testing.
- D.
  I’ve run real prototypes — quizzes, funnels, sales pages, MVPs etc.
13.
Q13. How close are you to building (or launching) a clear, monetisable offer for your next chapter (service, programme, product, or digital asset)?
- A.
  I haven’t started — not even sure what product I’ll offer.
- B.
  I have ideas, but no structure or system to deliver them.
- C.
  I’ve started building offers or a course with help.
- D.
  I’ve built or outlined a clear offer (or suite of offers) and mapped how I’ll deliver it.
14.
Q14. Do you have any systems in place to consistently attract people and turn interest into paid work?
- A.
  None – I’m just using ad‑hoc emails or LinkedIn messages.
- B.
  I have one simple funnel or freebie, but no real automation or follow‑up.
- C.
  I’m using a platform with some integrated system features, but it’s basic.
- D.
  I’ve built or am building multiple funnels for lead generation, nurture, and sales.
15.
Q15. How would you describe your digital presence and platform of authority right now?
- A.
  I’m invisible – I have almost no digital presence.
- B.
  I’m visible occasionally but lack clarity or consistency.
- C.
  I publish some thought‑leadership content with a bit of strategy, but it’s not systemised.
- D.
  I have a clear platform (website, podcast, blog, channel, etc.) with a focused message and strategy.
16.
Q16. How confident are you in the clarity and packaging of what you offer (or plan to offer)?
- A.
  I have no idea what to offer or who it’s for.
- B.
  I have too many ideas and not enough structure.
- C.
  I have 1–2 offers but I’m not sure how they all fit together.
- D.
  I’ve mapped a clear “basket of offers” that are priced, positioned, and ready.
17.
Q17. How ready are you to monetise your knowledge and experience into a steady income stream in your next chapter?
- A.
  Not ready – still unsure what to sell or where to start.
- B.
  I’ve sold things before but not consistently
- C.
  I have clients or some sales but no scalable plan
- D.
  I’ve mapped (or built) a clear monetisation ladder/strategy.
18.
Q18. Do you have an actionable roadmap for growing your work or business without burning out?
- A.
  No idea – I feel overwhelmed by the idea or thought of scaling.
- B.
  I want to grow, but I know I need systems first.
- C.
  I have scaling ideas (ads, team, partnerships, licensing) but no clear path yet.
- D.
  I’ve designed a system that grows with me, not against me.
19.
Q19. Over the next 12–24 months, what feels most important for your “what’s next” chapter? (Choose up to 2)
- A.
  Clarifying what I really want for my life, work, and impact
- B.
  Redesigning my career or business so it feels more aligned and sustainable
- C.
  Monetising my knowledge/experience more intentionally (consulting, offers, products, etc.)
- D.
  Transitioning out of my current role (or institution) with a clear plan
- E.
  Growing what I already have without burning out
- F.
  I’m not sure yet – I just know “this can’t be it”
20.
Q20. If you found a programme or support structure that genuinely helped you achieve what you just described, how ready would you be to invest in it over the next 3–6 months?
- A.
  I’m not in a position to invest financially right now, but I’d follow free content and resources.
- B.
  I could invest a small amount for a focused workshop or short experience (e.g. a 1‑day lab or short sprint).
- C.
  I could invest a moderate amount in a structured programme that helps me design and test my next chapter over several weeks.
- D.
  I’m ready to invest seriously in high‑quality support (e.g. intensive programme or 1:1) if I’m confident it’s the right fit.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
🟥UNDERWHELMED
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2.
🟡 OVERWHELMED
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3.
🔵 MISALIGNED
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4.
🟩IN-CONTROL
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A Transition Readiness Test.

“A short diagnostic to help you see how prepared you are to design and de‑risk your next chapter, instead of jumping blindly.”

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes