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The True Wealth Accounts Quiz

Discover what's enriching or costing YOUR True Wealth

These 20 questions invite you to take an honest look at your True Wealth Accounts.
They reveal where your inner wealth feels strong, and where you may be drawing from reserves that don't truly sustain you.

You'll explore four core accounts that shape how rich your life feels from the inside out:

Life Force Account: Vitality, resilience, and inner capacity
Freedom Account: Choice, space, and living from yourself
Fulfillment Account: Feeling rich from the inside
Financial Flow Account: Your relationship with money and trust

There are no right or wrong answers. Choose what feels most true for you right now.

Answer from your lived reality, not from how you think it should be.

Your results will show you exactly where to invest next.

Life Force Account

Vitality, resilience, and inner capacity

How steady and supported you feel on the inside in daily life.

1. How do you relate to your body and energy when life asks a lot of you?

A: My body and energy often feel like something I need to override to keep going. Fatigue, emotions, or mental pressure get pushed aside.
B: I try to listen at times, but when pressure increases, I still tend to push myself beyond my limits.
C: My body and energy feel like allies. I listen to signals in time and trust that this keeps me clear and resilient.

2. When life challenges you unexpectedly, how steady do you feel on the inside?

A: Not very steady. I feel easily overwhelmed and tend to live mostly in my head.
B: Somewhat steady. I keep myself going, but it costs me more energy than I would like.
C: Even in difficult or unexpected situations, I usually stay close to myself and respond consciously rather than automatically.

3. How does stress tend to show up in your daily life right now?

A: As a constant inner pressure. Even on ordinary days, I feel tension or the need to keep going.
B: Stress is manageable but almost always present in the background. I function well, but rarely feel truly relaxed on the inside.
C: Even when life is busy, I can usually remain calm, grounded, and present.

4. When you notice you are reaching your limits, how do you usually respond?

A: I ignore it and keep going until my body, emotions, or thoughts force me to stop.
B: I notice it, but tend to postpone responding until things calm down.
C: I respond in time. I slow down, adjust, or realign before things spiral too far.

5. After an intense period or setback, how easily do you regain your balance?

A: With difficulty. Even when the worst is over, I often feel depleted or disconnected from myself.
B: It happens, but slowly. It takes conscious effort and time before I feel like myself again.
C: Quite easily. I know how to realign and reconnect with my inner life force after intense periods.

Freedom Account

Choice, space, and autonomy

How free you feel to be yourself and direct your life.

6. How do you view yourself apart from what you achieve or accomplish?

A: My sense of worth is strongly tied to what I achieve.
B: I know I'm more than my achievements, but I don't always feel that way.
C: My worth stands independent of what I do or achieve.

7. How free do you feel to say yes or no to what's asked of you?

A: Not very free. I often say yes out of obligation or habit, even when it doesn't feel right.
B: Somewhat free. I choose consciously at times, but still say yes more often than I would like.
C: Mostly free. I can usually say yes or no based on what genuinely feels right for me.

8. How much do expectations from others influence the way you live and decide?

A: A lot. I often shape my choices around what others expect, even when it means setting myself aside.
B: To some extent. I'm aware of expectations and sometimes push back, but they still influence many decisions.
C: Not much. I notice expectations, but they don't determine how I choose or live.

9. How much do old beliefs or inner voices still influence your life and work today?

A: A lot. I often catch myself repeating old patterns or hearing limiting voices that hold me back.
B: To some extent. I recognize these patterns when they show up, but they still shape many of my choices.
C: Not much. I'm mostly aware of old beliefs and can choose differently when they arise.

10. How trapped or free do you feel in the life you've built?

A: Quite trapped. Even though I built this life, it often feels like a cage I can't escape.
B: Somewhere in between. Some parts feel freeing, others feel like obligations I can't change.
C: Mostly free. Even when life is demanding, I feel I have real choice and agency.

Take a breath before continuing. Notice what is already becoming clear.

Fulfillment Account

Meaning, satisfaction, and inner richness

How fulfilling your life feels to you on the inside.

11. How much of what you do truly lights you up?

A: Very little. Most of my days feel routine, obligatory, or draining.
B: Some things do. There are moments of energy and aliveness, but they're not consistent.
C: Quite a lot. I regularly experience activities and moments that bring me genuine energy and joy.

12. To what extent do you experience meaning and satisfaction in your daily life?

A: Very little. My days often feel empty or repetitive, even though everything seems fine on the surface.
B: To some extent. Meaningful moments exist, but they quickly fade into everyday demands.
C: To a large extent. What I do feels meaningful, even in ordinary moments.

13. How much genuine connection and belonging do you feel?

A: Very little. I often feel alone or disconnected, even when I'm with people
B: Some. I have moments of real connection, but they're not as deep or consistent as I'd like
C: Quite a lot. I feel genuinely connected to people and communities that matter to me.

14. How present and grateful are you able to be in the moments that matter?

A: Not very. My mind is usually somewhere else, or I move past moments too quickly.
B: Sometimes. I catch myself being present and grateful, but it takes conscious effort.
C: Quite often. I'm usually able to slow down, be present, and appreciate what's happening.

15. How fulfilling and rich does your life feel to you at this stage?

A: Not very fulfilling. Much of my life feels obligatory or disconnected from what I actually care about.
B: Partly fulfilling. Some areas feel rich, others feel empty or incomplete.
C: Deeply fulfilling. My life feels rich and meaningful in ways that matter to me.

Financial Flow Account

Money, trust, and flow

How freely giving and receiving can move through your life.

16. How would you describe your overall relationship with money at this stage of your life?

A: Tense or uneasy. Money feels like something I need to control or stay alert around.
B: Mixed. I manage money reasonably well, but it still brings underlying stress.
C: Generally calm. Money feels mostly neutral or supportive.

17. How much ease do you experience around earning, spending, and handling money?

A: Very little. Money often feels heavy or loaded.
B: Some ease. There are moments of flow, but money still carries emotional weight.
C: A good deal of ease. Money can move without constant tension.

18. How safe do you feel financially on the inside, regardless of circumstances?

A: Not very safe. My sense of security fluctuates quickly.
B: Somewhat safe. I feel stable at times, but it isn't consistent.
C: Mostly safe. I experience inner stability even when circumstances change.

19. How open do you feel to receiving money, support, or abundance?

A: Not very open. Receiving often brings discomfort or guilt.
B: Somewhat open. I can receive, but it doesn't always feel relaxed.
C: Quite open. Receiving feels natural and easeful.

20. How natural does the flow of giving and receiving feel in your life today?

A: Not very natural. Giving feels easier than receiving, or receiving feels uncomfortable.
B: Somewhat natural. I can give and receive, but the flow doesn't always feel open.
C: Very natural. Giving and receiving feel balanced and flow with ease.

The True Wealth Accounts Quiz

Discover what's enriching or costing YOUR True Wealth

Before you read your result

The next page offers one possible reading of your True Wealth Accounts, based on your answers. It is not a judgement and not a fixed conclusion, but an invitation to reflect.

Read what follows at your own pace and notice what resonates for you. You may recognise everything, only parts of it, or something different altogether. What matters most is what these words stir within you.

From there, clarity can begin to emerge about what truly supports you right now.

Life Force

Freedom

Fulfillment

Financial Flow