Welcome to
The REAL LIFE Disconnection Diagnostic™

A 3-minute check-in to reveal the gap between
where you are and where you want to be.
A stylized, glowing brain icon with circuitry and organic patterns, symbolizing mental fitness and path to alignment for The Disconnection Diagnostic.

Before You Begin

What you’re about to see is not a label or a verdict. It’s a snapshot of alignment – how your mental fitness, values, energy, and relationships are showing up right now.

Disconnection is not a personal flaw. It’s a signal. It doesn’t usually show up as a breakdown; it shows up as fatigue, reactivity, guarded conversations, and a quiet loss of joy.

This diagnostic simply reveals where alignment may be leaking so reconnection can begin – internally first, and then with others.

Read your results with curiosity, not criticism.
Awareness is the first step from *Oy to Joy.

*Oy – i.e lack of peace, a sense of unsettling discomfort with where life is, negative emotions.

Simple Instructions

  • Answer honestly based on how things feel right now.

  • There are no right answers- only useful awareness.

  • The diagnostic consists of 16 questions and takes approximately 3 minutes.

  • After you click submit, stay on this page to view your results instantly..

  • A copy of your results will also be sent to your email.

The REAL LIFE Disconnection Diagnostic™

At the end of a typical workday, your body tells the truth first. You’re most likely to:

Lately, your inner experience during the workweek feels more like:

A deadline is suddenly moved up and someone asks you for something “by end of day.” Your first internal response is:

When something triggers you — a comment, email, or situation — you are able to:

In important conversations, especially when stakes are high, you notice that you:

After an important conversation, you usually walk away feeling:

In your day-to-day relationships at work (clients, colleagues, team), you tend to show up as:

If you asked people who work closely with you, they would most likely describe you as:

When a relationship at work feels strained or awkward, your default move is to:

Before or during conversations, you are aware of what you’re bringing into the room (energy, tone, mindset):

When you’re at work or in professional settings, you generally feel:

When decisions stack up — big or small — you tend to:

When stress is high, you notice that your values:

You’re offered a role with a significant salary increase, but it would require compromising values that matter to you. Your honest reaction is closest to:

Moments of genuine joy or lightness during your workweek feel:

If you’re completely honest with yourself right now, you feel aligned with who you are and how you’re living: