Are you ready
for this work?

Ten honest questions. No right or wrong answers — only honest ones. This assessment helps determine where you are and what your best next step looks like.

Question 1 of 10
Question 01 / 10

When you're honest with yourself at the end of the day, how do you feel about the life you've built?

Set aside what it looks like to everyone else. This is just between you and the page.

Question 02 / 10

How central is your faith to how you actually make decisions — not just how you'd describe yourself to others?

Think about the last major decision you made. How much did your faith actually drive it?

Question 03 / 10

Your wife (or the people closest to you) — if they were being fully honest, what would they say about the gap between the man you are at work and the man you are at home?

This one might sting a little. That's the point.

Question 04 / 10

When you feel out of control or overwhelmed, what do you typically do with that feeling?

Be specific. Think about the last time you felt it.

Question 05 / 10

If you remove income as a measure of success, what else tells you that this year mattered?

Take 10 seconds before you answer. Don't reach for the polished version.

Question 06 / 10

Have you ever been in a room — a real room, not a podcast — with other men who were being completely honest about their struggles?

Not a surface-level men's group. The kind where people say the thing they don't say anywhere else.

Question 07 / 10

When you think about the word "legacy" — what do you actually want yours to be?

Not the LinkedIn version. What do you want the people who know you best to say after you're gone?

Question 08 / 10

How willing are you to be challenged — not coached gently, but genuinely challenged on the stories you've been telling yourself?

This work requires honesty that most men avoid. Where are you with that?

Question 09 / 10

Is there something — a specific person, a chapter of your past, a decision you made — that you haven't fully made peace with?

Something that still has weight when it comes to mind. You don't need to name it here. Just notice if it's there.

Question 10 / 10

What would it actually mean to you — to your marriage, your kids, your faith — if you closed the gap between who you are and who you know you're capable of being?

Don't minimize this one. Sit with it for a moment before you answer.

Your responses at a glance