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The 10-minute assessment

Where you stand, in ten minutes.

Most founders are strong in one part of their life and carrying the rest. Ten minutes of honest answers gives you a clear picture of your health, focus, relationships and money, and where to start. Your results appear on screen as soon as you finish.

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The four areas

I call it F4.

Fitness, focus, fraternity and finance. When one of them slips, the others usually follow, and most high performers are pouring everything into one while the other three wait.

Fitness

Your health and energy. Exercise, food and sleep are what everything else runs on.

Focus

Time to think. Quiet time, reading, reflection or prayer, and less time on your phone.

Fraternity

The people in your life, and whether you have a few who will tell you the truth.

Finance

What you earn, and whether it is paying for the life you want.

Your energy

What drains you, and what lights you up?

List up to three things in each column. What lights you up is usually where your best work is.

Awful

Drains you: the tasks you dread

Decent

Neutral: it gets done, that’s all

Awesome

Lights you up: time flies

Your values

Pick the three that sound most like you.

Choose the three values that best describe who you want to be. They become the filter for the decisions that matter.

Select 3 values
Reliability
Consistency
Efficiency
Innovation
Creativity
Motivation
Optimism
Passion
Fitness
Perseverance
Service
Resilience
Discipline
Integrity
Courage
Gratitude
Curiosity
Loyalty
Growth
Leadership
1 of 6 · Today

Where are you now?

Describe where you are today in each area, not where you want to be or where you used to be. Honest is more useful than polished.

Fitness: where you are today
Focus: where you are today
Fraternity: where you are today
Finance: where you are today
2 of 6 · A year from now

Where do you want to be?

Twelve months from now, what does good look like in each area? Write it as if it is already true, and don’t edit yourself yet.

Fitness: a year from now
Focus: a year from now
Fraternity: a year from now
Finance: a year from now
3 of 6 · What’s working

What’s working?

Give yourself credit. In each area, which habits, routines or relationships are already holding?

Fitness: what’s holding
Focus: what’s holding
Fraternity: what’s holding
Finance: what’s holding
4 of 6 · What’s not

What’s not working?

The harder one. In each area, what is quietly holding you back, the thing you have been hoping would fix itself? Naming it is the first step to fixing it.

Fitness: what’s holding you back
Focus: what’s holding you back
Fraternity: what’s holding you back
Finance: what’s holding you back
5 of 6 · Your goals

What do you want?

Write one 12-month goal for each area, the first one that comes to mind. This is your starting goal, and we stretch it next.

Fitness: 12-month goal
Focus: 12-month goal
Fraternity: 12-month goal
Finance: 12-month goal
6 of 6 · Stretch it

Now double it.

Don’t think about how yet. Just ask what each goal would look like if it were twice as big. Most people shrink their goals to fit the plan they already have. This is your adventurous goal: exciting, and a little uncomfortable.

6 of 6 · Stretch it again

Double it again.

This is your reach goal. The one that makes you uncomfortable, and is often the closest to what you really want. Aim at it, break it into 90-day steps, and you usually end up well past the goal you started with.

How the work runs

Goals need a rhythm.

Your goals set the destination. This is the rhythm my clients use to get there, every day, every week and every month, in The Cave™.

Daily · S.P.A. Weekly · HAF+ Monthly · MAP and milestones Your goals are the destination Daily · S.P.A. Weekly · HAF+ Monthly · MAP and milestones Your goals are the destination
Daily
Daily S.P.A.

State: "I am grateful for..."  ·  Purpose: "My purpose is..."  ·  Action: "Today, no matter what, I will..."
Three sentences before the day starts, so you stay on course whatever the calendar throws at you.

Weekly
Weekly HAF+

Hurdles: what slowed you down?  ·  Ahas: what did you learn?  ·  Fixes: what did you do about it?
Then set goals for the week ahead, so small problems get fixed before they grow.

Monthly
MAP + Milestone

Mindset (personal & professional)  ·  Ability (skills, tools, support)  ·  Performance (execution & outcomes)
The monthly MAP looks back at how the month went. Milestones look forward: each next step toward your reach goal gets its own due date.

Your results are ready

Who are these for?

Your results appear on the next screen, and you can download a copy to keep. If you add your name and email, your answers come to me too, so I have read them before we ever speak. No pitch, and no spam.

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Your F4 snapshot

What your answers show

Reading your F4 snapshot...
One last step

Send me your results

I read every one before we talk, so we skip the small talk and start with what matters. Your full snapshot comes straight to me.

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Fitness reach goal
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Focus reach goal
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Fraternity reach goal
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Finance reach goal
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No pitch  ·  No pressure  ·  I read it before we speak