THE LIFE BY DESIGN QUIZ

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Quiz Questions

1.
It's Sunday night and you look at the week ahead. Which feels closest?
- A.
  It's full, but that's pretty normal. There's always something I'm working towards or responsible for.
- B.
  I immediately think about the things I'd love to have more time for... just not this week.
- C.
  I notice how much of my time is already spoken for.
- D.
  My brain starts running through what everyone needs from me.
- E.
  I sometimes look at it and think, I don't actually want every week to keep looking like this.
2.
You unexpectedly get an entire Saturday with nothing in the calendar. What happens first?
- A.
  I think of something useful I could finally get done.
- B.
  I love the idea... but somehow the day usually gets filled anyway.
- C.
  Relief. I can finally decide what I want to do.
- D.
  I start wondering what everyone else wants to do.
- E.
  I realise I want more days in my life that feel like this.
3.
You find yourself looking at flights to somewhere you've wanted to go for years. Your brain usually goes...
- A.
  Could I fit it around everything else I've got going on?
- B.
  I'd love to. Maybe next year when things settle down.
- C.
  How could I create enough flexibility to actually go?
- D.
  Would it work for everyone else?
- E.
  Why have I built a life where doing something I really want feels this complicated?
4.
Someone asks what you'd change about your life if money weren't part of the decision. What happens?
- A.
  I start thinking about the next thing I'd build or achieve.
- B.
  A whole list of things I've been putting off appears immediately.
- C.
  I'd buy back more control over my time.
- D.
  I'd create more space for myself without feeling like something else was being neglected.
- E.
  There's one part of my life I'd seriously reconsider.
5.
Which sentence feels uncomfortably familiar?
- A.
  “I've worked hard to build this. Why doesn't achieving more feel quite as exciting as it used to?”
- B.
  “I've been talking about doing that for years.”
- C.
  “I created this life for freedom. Why do I feel so tied to it?”
- D.
  “I'll get to myself once everyone and everything else is sorted.”
- E.
  “Nothing is really wrong. It just doesn't fit quite like it used to.”
6.
If I looked at your calendar for the last month, what would I probably conclude?
- A.
  Work, progress and getting things done matter a lot to me.
- B.
  The things I say I want more of haven't quite made it onto the calendar yet.
- C.
  Other people and commitments have more control over my time than I'd like.
- D.
  A lot of my time revolves around what other people need.
- E.
  My calendar still reflects a version of my priorities I'm starting to question.
7.
Think about the work or business you're doing now. Which is closest?
- A.
  I’m happy with my life, but somewhere along the way, I’ve lost a bit of my spark.
- B.
  There are changes I've been meaning to make, but the timing never feels quite right.
- C.
  It was supposed to support my life, but sometimes my life feels built around it.
- D.
  I often fit my own work or ambitions around everybody else's needs.
- E.
  I'm beginning to wonder whether I'd choose the same work again today.
8.
When life gets really busy, what tends to disappear first?
- A.
  Rest. There's always one more useful thing I could do.
- B.
  The things I've promised myself I'll start “soon.”
- C.
  Unstructured time where nobody needs anything from me.
- D.
  My exercise, interests, friends or time alone.
- E.
  The space I need to think about what I actually want next.
9.
Imagine absolutely nothing about your current life changes for the next five years. Your immediate reaction?
- A.
  I'd probably achieve a lot — but I'm not sure I want five more years at this pace.
- B.
  I'd be upset by how many things I still hadn't done.
- C.
  I'd want much more choice over how those five years were spent.
- D.
  I'd worry I'd spent another five years looking after life without enough room for myself.
- E.
  That's exactly what I don't want. Something needs to evolve.
10.
Which version of “freedom” sounds most valuable to you right now?
- A.
  Freedom from constantly needing the next goal.
- B.
  Freedom to stop postponing the experiences I want.
- C.
  Freedom to decide how I spend my time.
- D.
  Freedom to have space that's genuinely mine.
- E.
  Freedom to change my mind about the life I've built.
11.
Which decision would create the biggest shift in your life right now?
- A.
  Defining what “enough” actually means for me.
- B.
  Putting a date on something I've been calling “one day.”
- C.
  Changing something that's taking more of my time or freedom than I want to give it.
- D.
  Protecting time and energy for myself before everything else gets it.
- E.
  Giving myself permission to reconsider something I've outgrown.
12.
If this quiz could give you clarity on ONE thing, which would you choose?
- A.
  How to enjoy what I've built without constantly needing to build more.
- B.
  How to stop postponing the life I keep imagining.
- C.
  How to create more choice over my time, work and money.
- D.
  How to create more room for myself inside the life I already love.
- E.
  How to work out what needs to change next.
13.
If you could re-design one part of your life right now, which would you choose first?
- A.
  Work or Business
- B.
  Money / Financial Choices
- C.
  Family Life / Connection
- D.
  Health / Energy
- E.
  Where or How I Live
- F.
  Something else

Quiz Outcomes

1.
THE ACHIEVER
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You’ve probably built a life you once really wanted. You’ve worked hard, made things happen and ticked a lot of the boxes.But sometimes you can get so used to making everything work that you forget to stop and ask, do I actually still want this?If you were choosing your life again today, knowing what you know now, what would you choose?Your full reading is on its way to your inbox. Check your email to read it.
2.
THE SOMEDAY PERSON
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There are probably things you’ve been saying you’ll do one day.When work settles down. When the kids are older. When you have more time. When the timing is better.And honestly, those reasons might all be completely valid.But at some point, you have to wonder whether “one day” has become a little too comfortable.What have you been putting off for so long that you’re starting to wonder if you’ll ever actually do it?Your full reading is on its way to your inbox. Check your email to read it.
3.
THE FREEDOM SEEKER
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You really value freedom. Being able to choose how you spend your time, where you live, what you work on and what your days look like.But sometimes the life you built to give you freedom can quietly start taking more of it away.You can technically have choices and still feel like you don’t have much room to choose.Where in your life do you have freedom on paper, but don’t actually feel free?Your full reading is on its way to your inbox. Check your email to read it.
4.
THE LIFE HOLDER
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You’re really good at holding everything together. Family, work, schedules, responsibilities, people. And because you’re so used to doing it, your own space, energy and spark can quietly become what’s left over.It’s not that you don’t love your life.You probably do.You might just be wondering when there’s going to be a little more room for you in it.If everyone needed slightly less from you, what would you actually want to do with the space that appeared?Your full reading is on its way to your inbox. Check your email to read it.
5.
THE RE-DESIGNER
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You can probably feel that some things in your life just don’t fit the way they used to.That doesn’t mean your life is falling apart. It might just mean you’ve changed.And what worked for you a few years ago might not be what you’d choose now.What are you still holding onto simply because it once made sense?Your full reading is on its way to your inbox. Check your email to read it.

THE LIFE BY DESIGN QUIZ

Which pattern is quietly shaping the life you're living?12 questions. About 3 minutes.At the end, you'll discover the Life by Design pattern showing up most strongly in your life right now — what's working, where the gap is, and the three decisions I'd look at next.

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes