Exhaustion
Energy depletion that sleep alone doesn't fix, and recovery that doesn't last once the demands return.
A 16-question self-assessment that maps your last 30 days across six dimensions, from exhaustion to boreout. You get a personalized profile, your strongest driver, and the smallest useful next step. No fake positivity. No 47-step morning routine.
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"Tired" is too vague to act on. This assessment separates six patterns that get lumped together as burnout, because each one calls for a different response.
Energy depletion that sleep alone doesn't fix, and recovery that doesn't last once the demands return.
Emotional distance. Things that used to land now feel dimmer, and your patience runs out faster.
Second-guessing yourself, postponing what matters, and starting things you don't finish.
The gap between what fills your days and what actually matters to you.
Boreout. Feeling flat because the most capable parts of you are not being used.
Knowing something is off, then dismissing it because other people have bigger problems.
A number without a next step is just decoration. Your result comes with the context to actually use it.
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See your pattern, your strongest driver, and the smallest useful step to take next.
The assessment runs entirely in your browser. Your responses and journal reflections are saved locally and never reach our servers. The only thing we ever see is your email address.

I'm the founder of Grit Journals, a certified yoga and mindfulness teacher, and a recovering over-functioner with a decade in B2B tech marketing behind me. I built this assessment because "just rest more" never helped me, and naming the actual pattern did.
Take the free assessment and see which of the six patterns is doing the draining.
This is a self-reflection tool, not a clinical assessment or a medical diagnosis. If your exhaustion feels severe or persistent, consider speaking with a qualified professional. If you are in crisis, findahelpline.com can help you find support near you.