Seven questions.

Answer in your own words — a couple of sentences each is enough. Be honest, not aspirational. The hints are just there if you get stuck.

0 of 7 answered

1. You wake up to a totally free Saturday — no errands, no obligations, nobody needs anything from you. What do you actually do with it?

Hint: Not what sounds productive — what you'd really reach for first.

2. Something at home breaks or stops working right now — could be anything. Walk me through what you actually do in the next hour.

Hint: Fix it yourself, call someone, look it up, ignore it for now, turn it into a bigger project? Just be honest.

3. You're in a group project or plan and nobody has clearly taken charge. What happens next, with you in the room?

Hint: Do you step up, wait and see, push back on how it's being run, or just go with whatever gets decided?

4. A friend calls you late, completely overwhelmed and not making much sense. Walk me through how you'd actually show up for them.

Hint: Listen and let them vent, ask questions to unpack it, offer solutions, drop everything and go to them?

5. You're in a situation where you could bend or skip a rule and genuinely no one would find out or care. What goes through your head?

Hint: Could be a small thing — a line, a form, a 'you're not supposed to.' Do you do it, hesitate, or not even consider it?

6. You just got a genuine win — something worked out, you got good news. What do you do in the first few minutes after?

Hint: Call someone, sit with it quietly, celebrate loudly, immediately think 'what's next,' post about it?

7. Think of one person, real or public, alive or not, who you genuinely admire. Who are they, and what specifically about them pulls you in?

Hint: Could be a parent, a teacher, an author, a public figure. What is it — their courage, their kindness, their mind, their humility, their creativity?