Survey 5

1. I feel I gained personal insight to a better life from this course^*

2. Before this course, I had a lot of habits that I didn’t even realize but that kept me in the same place and held me back from achieving financial freedom^*

3. I know I can achieve financial success without strong self-discipline^*

4. For me, ambition and persistence are related^*

5. No matter how much I learn, it will never be enough to stop reaching for more^*

6. I think that timely bill payment is about self-respect^*

7. I think that discontent is related to being too generous^*

8. I believe it’s important to have estate planning documents in place even at an early age^*

9. I believe I can achieve my dreams^*

10. Limiting my insurance to low or no premiums is important to long-term wealth growth^*

11. It’s on me to help my family and/or friends when they need it because I’m in a position to do so^*

12. I am on a path of self-investment^*

13. Paying bills brings me anxiety^*

14. My doctor is responsible for my good health^*

15. I believe that punctuality is an important part of self-respect^*

16. I have a clearer sense of my own personal values now^*

17. A yoga practice is a way to improve my financial well-being^*

18. I think that a detailed financial plan is an important part of loving myself and my family^*

19. Obstacles will always be in my path and I can’t always overcome them^*

20. I am surprised at how much better I feel with a gratitude practice^*

21. I understand that being generous means giving even when I don’t have it to give^*

22. Learning new things brings me anxiety in the uncertainty and makes me feel dumb, so it’s better to stick with what I already know and am good at, and just keep working hard in those areas to develop more expertise^*

23. Regular doctor visits is important to financial well-being^*

24. Embracing imposter syndrome and worry help me achieve financial freedom because they propel me forward^*

25. I found it easy to stay focused on the course and not be tempted by distractions such as social media or my phone^*

26. Penny-pinching is helpful to growing wealth^*

27. I think it doesn’t make sense to focus on financial growth without first developing overall well-being^*

28. I have developed a practice of daily gratitude^*

29. Monthly retirement plan contributions is an element of greed^*

30. I happily pursue my goals with great self-discipline^*

31. I’ve adjusted my outlook and feel better prepared to dive into the details of achieving financial freedom^*

32. The journaling exercises revealed surprising things about myself^*

33. I understand that ALL areas of my life contribute to my financial well-being^*