Complimentary Participant Gift

Your Gift: The Personal Life Assessment

Follow the two simple steps below to evaluate your core needs and review your personalized results.

Step One

Take The Assessment

The Personal Life Assessment evaluates you across the twelve needs categories. You will score each category on an intuitive scale from 1 to 10.

It takes about fifteen minutes. At completion, you will immediately see your overall fulfillment score and clearly identify the two or three needs to work on first to bring immediate relief and progress.

Step Two

Book Your Free Results Call

30 minutes on Zoom with Bryan to go over your score and outline a clear action plan.

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How To Get What You Want At Work, At Home, And In Your Own Life

The Twelve Needs Categories

A foundational reference from Heart Centered Relating.

1Survival and Sustenance
2Connection and Community
3Health and Wellbeing
4Love and Understanding
5Equality and Trust
6Identity and Significance
7Creativity and Expression
8Autonomy and Freedom
9Assurance and Peace
10Variety and Leisure
11Challenge and Growth
12Contribution and Fulfillment

Frequently Asked Questions

Plain, sincere answers about the assessment and working with Bryan.

Is the assessment really free?

Yes, completely free. You can complete the assessment and review your scores with no obligation.

Is the results call a sales call?

No, it is a results call. Bryan will review your scores with you and help you clarify next steps. If what you need is something Bryan offers, he will say so plainly, with zero high-pressure tactics.

What if my situation is a mess?

That is exactly why the assessment exists. Most people wait until a marriage, business, or personal situation feels overwhelming before seeking help. Identifying unmet needs creates clarity immediately.

What does Bryan help people with?

Heart's calling clarification, couples and family conflict, and order and systems for family and business life.

How is this different from counseling?

Counseling looks back to heal, this looks forward to build, and it fits alongside counseling.