The title question only measures half of it. What work is for is one question; how you want to be managed while you do it is a completely different one, and plenty of people who love the work want nothing to do with the ladder it comes attached to.

Twenty-four statements, about four minutes, and a point on a map. Answer for the work you do, or the work you would take if the choice were yours.

Two different questions hide inside every money decision: how much of a swing you can live with, and whether the money is for now or for later. They are not the same question, and answering one does not answer the other.

Twenty-four statements, about four minutes, and a point on a map. Answer for the money you get to decide about, whatever amount that is.

Two people can hold the same amount of money and be doing entirely different things with it. One is buying the outcome that changes their life. The other is buying the right to never think about it.

Neither one is the mistake. Ten statements, about two minutes, and one number that tells you which game you have been playing.