MyTestProUNDERSTAND YOURSELF · MAKE LIFE HAPPIER
A full check-up — for your whole life.
33 science-based psychology tests, across 8 spheres of life.
- 01Diagnose — take the tests.
- 02Understand — read what they mean.
- 03Grow — fix the weakest sphere.
No account needed · first test free
What's been on your mind
Eight quiet problems. Most people are carrying at least two.
Why do your relationships keep ending the same way?
Different people. Same script. Same exit.
Relationships sphere →Constantly worried about money — or stuck at the same ceiling?
Either way, the pattern was installed long before your salary.
Money sphere →You know exactly what to do. You just don't do it.
The plan is written. Something keeps voting against you.
Mind sphere →“Fine, mostly.” That's the answer if anyone asks.
Flatter than it used to be — and it leaks as irritation.
Emotions sphere →You can describe your job in one sentence. Yourself — not really.
When it's decision time, your own compass reads blank.
Identity sphere →Another year on autopilot. Is this it?
Nothing's wrong, exactly. That's what worries you.
Values sphere →A full check-up, across 8 spheres of life.
Every ache on that list is measurable. Each sphere is scored by short, focused assessments — start with the one that stings, or run the full 360.
Identity
Who you are beneath the roles — core traits, type, and self-worth.
Five-factor model (OCEAN)
Emotions
How you handle stress and resilience — and where the tank is running low.
Maslach's three burnout dimensions
Relationships
How you get close, argue, and repair — and the patterns you repeat.
Attachment theory · Bowlby & Ainsworth
Career
What actually fits you, what drives you, and what gets in the way.
Holland codes (RIASEC)
Money
The inherited beliefs behind how you save, spend, and worry.
Klontz money-script framework
Body
Your energy rhythm — when you're sharp, when you crash, how you recharge.
Chronotype research · morningness–eveningness
Mind
How you think and decide — and the ways you get in your own way.
Dual-process theory · Kahneman
Values
What matters most to you — and whether your days actually reflect it.
Schwartz theory of basic values
One method, three moves.
This isn't a stack of quizzes. It's a check-up — the same logic a good clinic uses, applied to your whole life.
Measure the sphere
Short, precise assessments — 30–40 questions each. Your answers become scores on a 0–100 scale, sphere by sphere, until your Balance Wheel is complete.
Read your pattern
Every score comes with a personal reading in four acts: what's true about you, where it costs you, how it shows up daily, and what to do with it.
“Your tiredness isn't laziness — it's a signal that's been ignored long enough to become a state…”
Work the plan
Each sphere ends in a concrete plan — small weekly practices built from your results, not generic advice. The wheel shows your progress.
Whatever brought you here
Four people, four different doors into the same check-up.
On paper it's the job I wanted. So why does Sunday night feel like this?
Interests and values pointing a measurable distance from her current role, plus a burnout score high enough to explain the fog — exhaustion and misalignment, finally untangled from each other.
The question stopped being “should I quit?” and became “is it the job, or the fit?” — which turned out to be answerable.
Different people, and somehow it always ends in the same place.
An attachment pattern with a name: how she gets close, what she does under threat, and the everyday moments where the pattern runs — most of them she'd never have connected to it.
She stopped negotiating in the dark. A visible pattern is a workable one.
I earn more than ever. The anxiety didn't get the memo.
Money scripts inherited by watching, not choosing — and which one was quietly making his decisions for him.
He sees the script before it spends. That gap is where the different decision lives.
Nothing is wrong, exactly. That's what worries me.
The full wheel: seven spheres holding steady, one quietly dragging the average down — and not the one he would have guessed.
He stopped fighting fires by feel and started with the sphere that actually moves the number.
Composite scenarios based on common patterns.
Built on published psychology.
Honest about the rest.
Every assessment stands on a research lineage you can verify in ten seconds of googling. A few of the shoulders we stand on:
60+ years of research and thousands of published studies — the backbone of modern relationship science, and of our Relationships sphere.
His model powers the U.S. Department of Labor's O*NET system, used by millions to navigate careers.
Nobel-recognized research on risk and money behavior — behind our Money sphere.
The model behind WHO's recognition of burnout in ICD-11 (2019). Our Burnout Signal stands on it.
10,000+ peer-reviewed studies — the most replicated model of personality in modern psychology.
The most tested model of human values — validated across 80+ countries.
The flagship models of positive psychology — wellbeing and perseverance, measured.
The frameworks behind the check-up
Our assessments are written in plain language on top of these published frameworks — not copied from clinical instruments, and not invented from scratch.
What you walk away with
One real example, opened up — the whole system, on one desk.
You sit where your anxiety is watchful and your avoidance measured.
A working base. Closeness and space both feel manageable most of the time; it wobbles under strain and recovers.
Space isn’t absence. It’s how you stay intact.
Four acts — mirror, shadow, your life, and what to do. Twenty-plus pages, written from your answers.
Every score comes with its band, its meaning, and where you sit among everyone who answered.
Sphere access includes every test’s full reading. All-access opens all 33.
Diagnose free. Understand and Grow — from $7.99 per sphere.
Maya is a composite example — her scores, reading and plan reflect real product output.
Simple. One-time. Honest.
First step
- Your first full assessment
- Your scores & your type
- The start of your reading
One sphere
- Every assessment in the sphere
- Full readings, all four acts
- The sphere's growth plan
Everything
- All 33 assessments, all 8 spheres
- Every reading + your Full Portrait
- All growth plans + compare
No subscription. No auto-renewal. No "free trial" that quietly charges you. You pay once, it's yours.
Fair questions, straight answers.
Are these tests scientific?
Every assessment is grounded in published psychology — attachment theory (Bowlby & Ainsworth, 1958), the Big Five (10,000+ peer-reviewed studies), Holland's RIASEC that powers the U.S. Department of Labor's O*NET, Maslach's burnout model behind WHO's ICD-11 recognition, and more. Our items are original, written for this instrument, and every framework we use is named right on the test card.
Is this a diagnosis?
No — and we're careful about that. We measure patterns, not disorders, and give you language for them. If you're struggling, a licensed professional is the right next step; your readings can be a genuinely useful map to bring along.
How long does the full check-up take?
Each assessment is 30–40 questions, 4–8 minutes. Most people start with the sphere that aches, then spread the full 8-sphere check-up over a few weeks. Your portrait keeps everything in one place.
Why is it so affordable?
Because the alternative isn't a $200 clinical battery — it's not knowing. We'd rather you measure all eight spheres for $29.99 than guess forever. One-time payment, no subscription mechanics.
What happens to my answers?
They're used to compute your scores and compose your readings — nothing else. Never sold, never shared. And every number you'll ever see in the product is computed from your answers: nothing is invented.
Are these real psychological tests?
They're built on the same published frameworks psychologists use — the Big Five model, attachment theory, Maslach's burnout dimensions, and others — rewritten in plain language for self-reflection. They are not licensed clinical instruments and not a diagnosis. Think of the check-up as a structured mirror, not a medical chart.
Psychology, explained.
Research-grounded explainers on personality, relationships, emotions and how you work — clear answers, with the studies behind them.
Attachment styles: the 4 types and what yours means
Read → IdentityThe Big Five (OCEAN): what each trait really means
Read → EmotionsBurnout: the 3 signs and how to recover
Read → MindOverthinking: why you get stuck — and what helps
Read → MoneyMoney scripts: the 4 hidden beliefs about money
Read → CareerHolland Codes (RIASEC): what work fits you
Read →YOUR FIRST ASSESSMENT IS FREE
Six minutes of honesty.
A map you'll use for years.
You already sense something's off — now measure it. Start with the sphere that brought you here: get your scores, meet your pattern, and read a reading written just for you. Free, no signup.
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