Habit Mechanic Life Priorities Finder
Our work with 20,000+ people has revealed common threads of what humans value most.
Ready to uncover what truly matters in your life?
Take our quick assessment and gain clarity on your core priorities…
Answer the questions honestly (we are here to help, not judge👍).
11. It would be helpful if I improved my performance in my day-to-day work.
22. It would be helpful if I fast-tracked my professional progression, e.g. by gaining promotion, a new position in a different company, making a career change or starting my own business.
33. It would be helpful if I recalibrated my approach to family responsibilities, e.g. time spent with and support and care for my children, my partner, my older relatives.
44. It would be helpful if I recalibrated my approach to maintaining friendships, spending time with people I like, meeting new people, keeping in touch with those with whom I might otherwise fall out of contact, etc.
55. It would be helpful if I was healthier, physically fitter and more mentally sharp.
66. It would be helpful if I improved my performance relating to my ongoing education, perhaps including preparation for professional exams, or wider personal development.
77. It would be helpful if I improved my performance relating to my second job, my own business or my passion projects (i.e. ‘side hustles’).
88. It would be helpful if I increased my performance relating to my hobbies, pastimes and challenges, e.g. sports, the arts, outdoor activities, home improvements, gardening project.
99. It would be helpful if I improved my performance relating to charity fundraising, philanthropy, volunteering, or community work that I do, or intend to do, or have thought of doing.
1010. It would be helpful if I prepared more throughly for an upcoming transition in my life (e.g., retirement, semi-retirement, parenthood, relocation, marriage).
1111. It would be helpful if I improved my performance relating to some other aspect of my life which is not sufficiently covered by the previous areas mentioned.
"Life Priorities" Finder results
Now that you have reflected on which areas are most important to you, give your ‘I need to do this better’ areas a priority score.
(1 is low and 10 is high.)
I need to do this better (add your priority scores):
Priority scoresScore each area to show how important it is to improve. 1 = Low; 10 = High.Already do well:
Not a priority:
2. Write down the areas that have the highest priority scores. If it is helpful, scroll down and email yourself your results.
3. Better understand which 😈DESTRUCTIVE HABITS are stopping you prioritising the areas that are most important to you.
4. Destroy those habits and replace them with 😁SUPER HABITS.
3. Better understand which 😈DESTRUCTIVE HABITS are stopping you prioritising the areas that are most important to you.
4. Destroy those habits and replace them with 😁SUPER HABITS.