Where Are You Right Now?
These questions are designed to make you think, not trick you. Answer honestly. There are no right or wrong answers, only yours.
💼 Work & Career
When you wake up on a Monday morning, how do you feel about going to work?
Does your work align with who you are and what you value?
In 5 years, do you see yourself doing the same kind of work?
🌿 Personal Life
How often do you make time for things that bring you joy outside of work?
How would you describe your energy level most days?
Do you feel like you are growing as a person?
❤️ Relationships
Do the people around you support who you are and who you want to become?
How connected do you feel to the people who matter most to you?
🎯 Purpose & Direction
Do you have a clear picture of where you want your life to go?
When you imagine your life 10 years from now, how do you feel?
What best describes where you are right now?
🤝 Social Life
How often do you spend meaningful time with friends or people you enjoy?
Do you have people in your life you can be completely honest with?
How do you feel after most social interactions?
💪 Health & Body
How would you describe the way you take care of your body?
How often do you move your body in a way that feels good?
How is your mental and emotional health most days?
💰 Money & Security
How do you feel about your financial situation right now?
Do you have a financial plan or goals for the next few years?
Does money cause you stress or anxiety?
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About the Questionnaires Map
Some of the most important questions you can ask yourself are the ones you have never thought to ask. The Questionnaires map is a collection of thought-provoking prompts designed to help you see yourself more clearly.
The questions cover a wide range of territory: your beliefs, your fears, your relationships, your definition of success, your relationship with money, your sense of purpose, and more. They are not easy questions, and that is the point.
This map works best when you slow down and actually sit with each question. Not to find the right answer, but to notice what comes up. The discomfort around certain questions is often as revealing as the answers themselves.
Many people use this map at the start of a new chapter: a new year, a new job, a major life change. It is a way of taking stock of where you really are before deciding where you want to go.
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