I Know What I Need To Do

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  1.Think about the most important thing on your plate right now.  When you sit down to work on it - what actually happens?

  • A.
    Something more urgent comes up and takes over
  • B.
    I find myself doing other things around it instead
  • C.
    I'm not even sure which important thing to tackle first
  • D.
    I start it - but lose momentum before i's done.
• 2.
  2. When you sit down to work in the morning, what does the first hour actually look like?

  • A.
    I'm already responding to emails and other people's needs
  • B.
    I spend most of it figuring out what to work on first
  • C.
    I start something — then get pulled somewhere else before finishing
  • D.
    I find other things to do that aren't the thing I should be doing
• 3.
  3. By mid-morning, where is the work that actually matters?

  • A.
    Partially started — but I haven't gotten back to it
  • B.
    Still waiting — I haven't been able to make myself touch it
  • C.
    Pushed aside — something more pressing took over
  • D.
    Unclear — everything still feels equally important
• 4.
  4. At the end of a typical day, how do you feel?

  • A.
    Overwhelmed — too much competed and nothing got resolved
  • B.
    Scattered — I touched a lot of things and finished almost none
  • C.
    Frustrated — I avoided the one thing that actually mattered
  • D.
    Exhausted from being pulled in every direction all day
• 5.
  5. What do you keep telling yourself you'll do — but don't?

  • A.
    Just start the thing I've been putting off
  • B.
    Follow through and finish what I already started
  • C.
    Protect my time so I can focus on what matters
  • D.
    Get clear on what actually deserves my attention right now
• 6.
  6. When something important keeps not getting done, what does that actually look like?

  • A.
    Everything feels like it should come first and I can't choose
  • B.
    Other people's urgencies keep bumping it down the list
  • C.
    I start pieces of it but never pull it all the way through
  • D.
    I reorganize, re-prioritize, rewrite my plan — and still don't start it
• 7.
  7. If you're being completely honest — which of these fits you most?

  • A.
    I'm avoiding — I know exactly what to do and I'm not doing it
  • B.
    I'm inconsistent — I start well and then fall apart
  • C.
    I'm reactive — I'm always putting out someone else's fire
  • D.
    I'm overloaded — there's too much and I can't sort through it
• 8.
  8. What would actually change for you if you got this fixed or sorted out?

  • A.
    I'd stop ending every day feeling behind.
  • B.
    I'd trust myself to follow through again.
  • C.
    I'd finally feel like my work reflects what I'm actually capable of doing.
  • D.
    I'd stop carrying that low-grade stress everywhere I go.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  The Reactor

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  You're not behind because you're disorganized. You're behind because your day has no protection for the work that actually matters. Other people's urgencies keep winning — and the important work keeps waiting. Your guide explains exactly what's happening and gives you one thing to do tomorrow morning that changes it.
• 2.
  The Avoider

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  Your results point to one clear pattern: you're in Avoider mode. This isn't about discipline or work ethic — you have both. It's about something much more specific. And once you can see it clearly, it loses most of its power.
• 3.
  The Juggler

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  This isn't about having too much on your plate — though you probably do. It's about what happens to your ability to make decisions when everything is competing at once. That's a specific problem. And it has a specific fix.
• 4.
  The Starter

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  Your results point to one clear pattern: you're in Starter mode. This isn't about focus or commitment — you have both. It's about what happens after the start. That's a specific problem. And once you can see exactly where it breaks down, you can fix it.