A personal year review
Are you entering 2027 by design, or by default?
15 questions. About 5 minutes. An instant score across the three things that shape a good year: your capacity, your relationships and your direction.
A year can pass in a blur of activity and still leave you no clearer about how you are living. This free scorecard looks honestly at the last 12 months, and at how ready you are for 2027. It shows where you are living well, what needs attention and what to focus on next. Answer for the year you have actually had, not the year you meant to have.
- 15 questions
- 5 minutes
- Instant result
Free. No card needed. Your answers are private to you. Read the privacy notice.
What it looks at
Three things that shape a good year
Your capacity
Energy, habits, recovery and the promises you keep to yourself.
Your relationships
Presence, honesty and how you treated the people who matter.
Your direction
Purpose, the use of time and money, and a clear focus for 2027.
Rate each statement from 1 to 5, thinking about the last 12 months and how ready you are for 2027.
The Year Ahead Scorecard questions
Question 1 of 15
Tip: press 1 to 5 to answer and Enter to continue.
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Your Year Ahead Scorecard
Your three dimensions
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What to do next
The 15 statements are original to Life Assess and written for this scorecard. They cover three domains that serious year reviews and wellbeing frameworks usually include (personal capacity, relationships and direction, including purpose and stewardship of time and money). They are not adapted from, and do not claim equivalence with, the Wheel of Life, PERMA or any validated psychometric instrument. The scorecard is a reflective self-assessment and a conversation starter, not a clinical, psychological or employment-selection test, and it has not been scientifically validated. The result describes this season, not a fixed verdict. It is for people aged 18 and over.