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List person or wanderer? Meal planner or figure-it-out-later? This quiz reveals your grocery personality and what it says about your approach to planning, impulse control, and feeding yourself. Discover your grocery shopping archetype, how it reflects broader personality patterns, and tips for shopping more effectively for your type. Includes strategies for reducing food waste and actually eating what you buy.
Some people clean constantly, others wait for chaos. Some deep clean rarely but thoroughly, others surface clean frequently. This quiz reveals your cleaning personality and whether it's serving your mental health or sabotaging it. Discover your cleaning patterns, their psychological roots, and strategies for maintaining a space that supports your wellbeing. Includes understanding why certain messes bother you more than others and how to live with people who clean differently.
You procrastinate for a reason, and it's not laziness. Are you a Perfectionist Procrastinator (can't start wrong), an Overwhelmed Procrastinator (don't know where to begin), a Thrill Seeker Procrastinator (needs deadline pressure), or a Avoidant Procrastinator (task feels threatening)? Each type needs different solutions. This assessment identifies your procrastination driver, not just your behavior. Get targeted interventions that work for your specific type instead of generic advice that sounds good but doesn't address your root cause.
Something's stopping you from building wealth, and it's probably not what you think. Is it a Scarcity Block (there's never enough), a Worthiness Block (don't deserve wealth), a Visibility Block (rich people are bad), or a Knowledge Block (don't know how)? This quiz identifies your specific barrier. Discover the unconscious beliefs blocking your wealth building, their origins, and evidence-based strategies for clearing them. Most financial problems are mindset problems wearing money costumes. Find yours.
Not everyone should have a side hustle - but if you do, it should match your personality. Are you a Creator (selling what you make), a Servicer (selling your skills), an Investor (passive income seeker), or a Community Builder (monetizing audience)? Wrong side hustle = burnout, right one = energizing income. This assessment matches your personality to sustainable side hustle types, filters out options that will exhaust you, and identifies your specific advantages. Includes realistic time-to-income estimates and warning signs that a side hustle isn't right for you.
How you treat money reflects how you treat yourself. Some people use money as a form of self-care (treat yourself!), others deprive themselves (don't deserve nice things), some are strategic (investing in future self), and others are chaotic (no consistent pattern). This reveals your financial self-care type. Discover how your spending patterns reflect your self-worth, where you over-splurge vs. over-deprive, and how to develop healthier financial self-care. Includes specific spending recommendations based on your type and permission slips for guilt-free purchases.
You're talented, but something keeps holding you back. Is it Imposter Syndrome (don't deserve success), Fear of Success (scared of visibility), Comfort Zone Addiction (afraid of change), or Self-Sabotage Classic (creating problems when things are going well)? This quiz identifies your specific pattern. Discover the specific ways you undermine your career advancement, why you do it, and targeted interventions to break the pattern. Most career problems aren't about capability - they're about unconscious sabotage. Name it to tame it.
Not all procrastination is the same. Some people procrastinate through perfectionism (can't start until it's perfect), others through overwhelm (don't know where to begin), others through distraction (oh look, a squirrel), and others through rebellion (you can't make me). Your pattern requires a different solution. This assessment identifies your procrastination type, its root cause, and targeted interventions that actually work. Stop using generic productivity advice designed for a different procrastination style. Get the specific strategies your brain needs.
Everyone has money shame, and it's usually about something specific: how much you earn, how much you spend, how much you save, how much you owe, or how little you know. This quiz identifies your specific money shame and how it sabotages your finances. Discover the money conversations you avoid, why you feel judged about finances, and how shame is keeping you broke (or miserable despite being comfortable). Includes strategies for addressing your specific shame trigger and having healthier money conversations.
Most people leave money on the table because they negotiate badly - or don't negotiate at all. This quiz reveals your negotiation style, your money blocks, and why you're probably earning less than you should be. Discover whether you're a Non-Negotiator (takes first offer), an Over-Apologizer (asks for less than you deserve), a Researcher (comes with data), or a Power Player (asks for more than you expect). Includes scripts for your next negotiation and specific blocks to address.
Are you a "sleep is for the weak" type, a "quiet quitting is valid" type, or somewhere in between? This quiz reveals your relationship with work, productivity, and the grind - and whether it's sustainable or heading for burnout. Discover your work-life balance blind spots, why you judge people with different work philosophies, and whether you're actually productive or just busy. Includes career sustainability predictions and specific interventions before you burn out or rust out.

Every road trip friend group has the same roles: the Driver, the DJ, the Navigator, the Snack Master, and the Sleeper. But which one are you REALLY? This quiz reveals your car personality based on your travel preferences, group dynamics, and tolerance for "are we there yet?" Find out why you always end up in the same seat, whether you're actually helping or just complaining from the back, and what your road trip role says about your approach to group dynamics in general. Share with your travel crew and finally settle who sits where.
An interactive tool for conducting cost-benefit analysis with step-by-step guidance.
A quick video explaining the Pomodoro Technique for time management and productivity.
A quick guide to salary negotiation strategies and techniques for job seekers and professionals.
A quick video demonstrating a simple 5-minute method for resetting and organizing any room.
An interactive guide to staying safe online with practical tips and security best practices.
A quick video explaining the 50/30/20 budgeting rule with a practical example calculation.

Learn how to use the Eisenhower Matrix to categorize tasks and focus on what truly matters, eliminating decision fatigue and boosting productivity.

Learn the science-backed techniques to achieve deep focus and dramatically increase your productivity and creative output.

Financial psychology assessment identifying your money personality with personalized wealth-building strategies and blind spot protection

50-question comprehensive financial knowledge test covering investing, taxes, compound interest, inflation, debt strategies, and wealth-building fundamentals

Stop watching your savings account lose value to inflation. In 30 days, you'll go from investing-paralyzed to having real money working for you in the stock market. This is not get-rich-quick - it's get-started-finally. Weekly lessons cover investing fundamentals, account setup, investment selection, and automatic contribution habits that compound into retirement security. Week 1: Understanding stocks, bonds, ETFs, and why you're leaving money on the table. Week 2: Opening accounts (401k, IRA, taxable) and understanding tax advantages that save thousands. Week 3: Selecting your first investments using proven index fund strategies (not crypto gambling). Week 4: Automating contributions and staying the course through market volatility. Daily tasks include: mini-lessons, action steps, investment research, and myth-busting. By day 30, you'll have money invested and a system running on autopilot. The best time to start was 10 years ago. The second best time is now.

Many decisions feel difficult because they conflict with your values—even if you haven't articulated those values. This course helps you clarify your core values and use them as a decision-making compass. You'll learn to recognize values conflicts, prioritize among competing values, and make choices that create integrity and satisfaction.

Should you trust your gut or analyze thoroughly? The answer is: it depends. This course teaches you to recognize when intuitive decision-making works well and when analytical approaches are better. You'll learn about dual-process thinking, how to develop reliable intuition, and how to combine gut feelings with analysis.

Important decisions deserve systematic approaches. This course teaches decision-making frameworks: decision matrices, cost-benefit analysis, scenario planning, pre-mortems, and avoiding cognitive biases. You'll learn to clarify objectives, generate options, evaluate alternatives systematically, and commit confidently to decisions.

Constant interruptions and shallow work undermine productivity and satisfaction. This course teaches deep work principles: creating distraction-free focus time, building concentration stamina, managing communication expectations, and structuring days for both deep and shallow work. You'll learn to protect attention in an attention-stealing world.

Procrastination isn't laziness—it's usually anxiety or perfectionism. This course teaches you to understand your procrastination triggers, break tasks into manageable pieces, use implementation intentions, create accountability, and build momentum. You'll learn evidence-based techniques from psychology research.

Feeling perpetually behind despite working constantly? This course teaches time management principles that actually work: prioritization frameworks (Eisenhower Matrix, 80/20 rule), scheduling strategies, energy management, batching, and saying no. You'll learn to work smarter, not just harder.

Your network determines your opportunities. This course teaches authentic networking: building genuine professional relationships, maintaining connections, asking for help without being pushy, and providing value to others. You'll learn that networking isn't sleazy—done right, it's mutually beneficial relationship-building.

Job searching is a skill rarely taught but crucial for career success. This course teaches you to create compelling resumes, write effective cover letters, optimize LinkedIn, network strategically, interview confidently, and negotiate offers. You'll learn what hiring managers look for and how to stand out.

Career changes can be exciting but terrifying. This course guides you through exploring career options, transferring skills, networking effectively, updating your brand, and navigating the transition financially and emotionally. You'll learn to position yourself for a new field and address career-change challenges.

Technology evolves rapidly, leaving many feeling overwhelmed. This course teaches essential digital skills: computer basics, internet navigation, email, cloud storage, basic troubleshooting, online security, and privacy protection. You'll learn at a comfortable pace with clear explanations and plenty of practice.

Debt can feel overwhelming and inescapable. This course teaches proven debt payoff strategies: debt snowball, debt avalanche, negotiating with creditors, budgeting to free up money, and addressing underlying money behaviors. You'll create a personalized debt payoff plan and learn to stay motivated through the process.

Investing seems complicated and risky, but it's essential for building wealth. This course demystifies investing, teaching you about stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, index funds, and asset allocation. You'll learn about risk and return, compound interest, tax-advantaged accounts, and how to start investing with any amount.

Financial literacy is rarely taught in school, yet it's essential for adult life. This comprehensive course covers budgeting, saving, debt management, investing basics, insurance, and retirement planning. You'll learn to create a financial plan, make informed money decisions, and build long-term wealth.
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