Purpose quiz

Congratulations, if you’ve found yourself here, the wonderful news is that even if you are feeling a semblance of overwhelm, anxiety or apathy because of uncertainty about your purpose, you’re in the perfect place.

For the mere fact you are connected to yourself enough to recognise that spiritual niggle -whether it’s a quiet nudge that whispers ‘There must be more than this,’ or a loud bellow of unfulfillment and internal conflict, it’s beautiful.
For you are here and therefore ready to respond to the call…

The following questions will help guide you to a space where you can begin to connect with a community of like minds and a guide (me!) - who will support you in stepping courageously into becoming more of who you already are, embracing your calling and expressing it in the world.

Stripped back is where we meet ourselves, so let’s begin.

Select the statement closest to how your current reality feels. And remember, there is no wrong answer!

1.Which statement best describes your current reality?

A:I am doing the work in the world which is a true expression of why I’m alive. Most or all of the time, even when challenges present, I feel in alignment.

B:There is something I would love to do/create. A project/service/gift I’d love to birth and share but I’m yet to find the courage to make the leap and explore it.

C:I’m not doing the work I love and I’m not sure what lights me up. I’ve lost the zest for life but know there must be more than this.

2.How established/consistent is your self care spiritual practise?

A:Consistent. I connect to myself daily through one or several of the following: meditation, journaling, yoga, movement, art.

B:Inconsistent. I know the benefits and power of connection to self but find myself often side-tracked.

C:What’s a spiritual practise?!

3.How connected do you feel to others?

A:I am surrounded by a community of people with aligned values to whom I feel authentic connection.

B:I have a mix of people in my life. I enjoy the feeling of connection with some of them.

C:I am quite isolated and rarely experience the feeling of authentic connection to others.

4.Which statement is most true for you?

A:I am living my purpose and ready to amplify my message, explore more of my latent potential and realise wondrous new possibilities.

B:I’m not where I want to be but I can see the light – the flicker of new possibilities. If only I could trust myself enough to make the leap toward making a success of them.

C:I feel quite lost right now but I’m here completing this quiz so I’ll acknowledge myself and encourage myself for having taken that first step. 🙂

5.Everything you’ve experienced in your life thus far. The challenges, the successes and the joys, has positioned you perfectly for who you are here to be.

Which of the below is most true in relation to this statement?

A:Agree strongly

B:I think this is true

C:Not sure that I agree

6.What do you value most?
(All may feel important but if you had to select one as a priority which would you choose?)

A:Living a life that feels like the truest expression of my soul and its purpose.

B:Safety and security. Being liked and respected in the world.

C:I’ve lost touch with what I value most and am looking forward to embarking on the journey to remembering. 🙂

7.The purpose journey is one of self-responsibility. At this time how willing are you to take full responsibility for your life?

A:100% . I recognise that my outer world is a reflection of my inner landscape.

B:In some areas I take full responsibility but in others I know I’m outsourcing my power by making people and circumstances responsible for my life. I’m ready to change that.

C:I often blame others for what occurs in my life. I’m open to changing that.

8.The prospect of being visible – of being seen - makes me feel…

A:A little afraid but also excitement! I am ready to allow myself to be seen.

B:I’ve been hiding and/or revealing the parts of myself I expect to be pleasing. So visibility feels daunting but important.

C:Fearful. I acknowledge that I am not quite there yet and I will lovingly meet myself where I am.

10.Investing in ourselves can feel unfamiliar if we are used to deprioritising our dreams. What level of investment are you comfortable making?

A:I have big dreams and I’m committed to making them happen so I’m willing to make a significant investment into longer-term support.

B:I need a deep and immersive experience to help realign with my purpose. I’m looking for a one-off investment to get me back on track.

C:I’m at the beginning of my journey and am quite limited in what I can invest in myself at the moment.