ASSESSMENT
Financial Sobriety Quiz
Take a free 3 minute assessment and get an honest picture of where your relationship with money stands and what to do about it.
ABOUT THE QUIZ
This is not a budgeting quiz. There are no questions about your savings rate or your 401(k).
What this quiz looks at is the part that financial advice always skips: the emotional and behavioral patterns driving your financial decisions. The avoidance. The shame. The cycle of trying and stopping and trying again. The distance between what you know you should do and what you actually do.
Where avoidance and shame are quietly running your financial decisions.
What this assessment measures
Whether your relationship with money has become unmanageable and what that actually means.
How ready you are for a behavioral approach that addresses the root, not just the symptoms.
FAQs
Is this going to make me feel bad about my finances?
No. The assessment is designed to be shame-free. The point is not to judge where you are. It is to give you an honest picture so you know where to start. Most people feel relieved after completing it, not worse.
Do I have to share my actual financial information?
No. There are no questions about your income, debt, or account balances. This assessment looks at your relationship with money, not your bank statements.
What happens after I take it?
You get your results immediately. Based on your score, you will receive a personalized results page with specific insights, a quick win you can act on this week, and a next step that matches where you are. If you are ready to talk, there is an option to book a call. If you are not, there is no pressure.
Who is this for?
Adults who earn decent money but feel like something is consistently off.
People who have tried conventional financial advice and it has not stuck.
People in recovery or personal development who have done inner work in other areas but have not applied it to money yet.
Who is this not for?
This is not for people looking for investment advice, wealth management, or a financial plan. I work on the behavioral and emotional side of money, not the technical side.