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Should You Change Your Job, or Change Your Life?

30 questions to find where your urge to quit really comes from

Should You Change Your Job, or Change Your Life? quiz cover
  • 30 questions
  • About 6 minutes
  • Price Full report: 10 points (US$1 = 30 points = 3 reports)

Is it the job, or is it the way your life is running? In 30 questions (about 6 minutes) you get a job-vs-life map of where your urge to leave comes from and a read on your five drain systems: job fit, energy, people, growth and life balance. Your full report names which of 6 types you are, what to change first, and a 4-week plan.

How it works

  1. Answer 30 questions

    About 6 minutes. Progress saves automatically, so you can leave and pick up where you left off.

  2. See your result right away

    When you finish, your result, key numbers and first chart are free to view.

  3. Unlock only if you want more

    For the section-by-section reading and practical advice, unlock the full report for 10 points.

What's in the full report

9 sections. The first 2 are free as soon as you finish; the rest open up with the full report.

  1. Your type and your answer

    Which of the 6 types you are, whether to change your job or your life, and your escape index.

    Free to view
  2. Where does your urge to leave live?

    | Where your urge to leave sits on the map, from the job side to the life side.

    Free to view
  3. Your overview

    | A deep read of your type, and what your position on the map and your escape index mean for you.

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  4. Your five systems, one by one

    | How each of your five drain systems (job fit, energy, people, growth, life balance) shows up in your everyday life.

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  5. The loudest signals in your answers

    | The three loudest signals in your own answers and what each one is telling you.

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  6. Don't let a misread steer you

    | Which type you might mistake yourself for, how to tell the difference, and your second source of drain.

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  7. Your hidden strengths and blind spots

    The strengths you can lean on and the blind spots that could send you in the wrong direction.

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  8. Your rules for this month

    | Three things to do this month and three to hold off on for now.

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  9. The next four weeks

    | One concrete action for each of weeks 1 to 4, and how to tell whether it worked.

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Where a title mentions your type, city or tier, the report uses your own result.

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10 points

US$1 = 30 points, enough for 3 reports

  • Retakes and rereads of the same quiz are free
  • See your free result first, then decide
  • One-time payment, not a subscription
How points and pricing work

Your answers are only used to generate your result and anonymous statistics. They are never made public, and no name is required.

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Common questions

What can I see without paying?

As soon as you finish, your result, key numbers and first chart are free, along with a list of every section in the full report. Decide after that.

Do I need an account?

No. Just answer and see your result; it's saved on this device first. To see it on another phone or computer, sign in and confirm moving it to your account.

How do I pay?

Payments are in US dollars through Waffo, by Visa, Mastercard or Apple Pay. The smallest top-up is US$1 for 30 points, enough for 3 reports. Each payment is one-time; nothing renews automatically.

Can I get a refund?

If none of the points from a purchase have been used, you can request a full refund within 7 days. Duplicate charges and reports that fail to unlock are covered too. See the refund policy for details.

Can I take it again?

Yes. Once you've unlocked a quiz on this device or account, retaking it and rereading the report cost nothing extra.

How accurate is it?

Your result reflects how you answered this time. It's a good way to learn about yourself and start a conversation with friends. It's for fun and self-reflection, not a psychological or medical diagnosis; if you're struggling, please talk to a professional.