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Where you are starting.

Select the answer that feels most true for each line. No right answers.

01 Movement

Steps

daily average

No tracker? Use a walking time estimate instead, it does not need to be exact.

Under 5,000less than about 35 min of walking a day
5,000 to 8,000about 35 to 60 min of walking a day
Over 8,00060+ min of walking a day

Strength sessions

per week

Resistance training. Weights, bodyweight, bands, or machines, anything that challenges your muscles.

Rarely
1 to 2 sessions
3+ sessions

Aerobic

cardio

Sustained cardio at a pace where you could still hold a conversation. Walking, jogging, cycling, swimming, or rowing.

Rarely or never
Occasional
Weekly, consistent

02 Sleep

Wake time

consistency

How much your wake-up time shifts day to day, weekends included.

Varies 2+ hrs
Varies about 1 hr
Within 30 min

Hours

per night

Under 6 or over 9
6 to 7 hours
7 to 9 hours

Morning

on waking

How rested you feel, not how many hours you got.

Tired most days
Sometimes rested
Rested most days

03 Food

Meals

daily structure

Planned means decided ahead of time, not whatever is around when you get hungry.

Reactive, no plan
2 to 3 most days
3 planned daily

Protein

per meal

Meat, fish, eggs, dairy, legumes, or a protein shake all count.

Rarely intentional
Sometimes
Every main meal

Awareness

of intake

Little idea
Rough sense
Track or know

04 Attention

Morning

first screen

How long after waking up before you pick up your phone.

Within 5 min
Within 30 min
After 30+ min

Focus

deep work

Working on one thing, uninterrupted, without checking your phone.

Rarely able to
Short bursts only
Sustained most days

Social media

daily use

Scroll constantly
Aware but hard to stop
Intentional, limited

05 Mindset

Self-talk

inner voice

The voice in your head when something goes wrong.

Mostly critical
Mixed, both ways
Generally constructive

Reactions

to setbacks

Think of a recent one. A mistake, a hard conversation, a missed workout.

React fast, spiral
React then recover
Pause before responding

Awareness

of thoughts

Rarely notice
Notice after the fact
Notice in the moment

Your first actions.

Wherever you scored, this is where to start.

Control isn't found. It's built.