Questionnaire - Alex Dripchak

Loveability Index
You say you like it — how much do you actually?

This quick guided reflection challenges you to examine your energy, focus, fulfillment, and motivation around the work you say you love. Based on behavioral cues and honest self-assessment, it offers an unexpected look into how aligned your day-to-day truly is with your passion. Take a few minutes to find out your Loveability Point Average (LPA).

Describe your perfect day.

List the activities, locations, meals, friends/family surrounding you, etc. Break it down by time blocks of 30 minutes-4 hours each, beginning with your ideal wake up time and lasting for 16 hours.

Did your perfect day include the career/role you most love? If so- how much of the available 16 hours did you spend on this topic.

Compared to watching 1 hour of a show you like, how does this feel? Longer? Shorter? How much so?

The two feel the same
An hour of this activity feels somewhat longer than watching a tv show I like
An hour of this activity feels longer
An hour of this activity feels somewhat shorter
An hour of this activity feels considerably shorter

What’s your energy level when you start the work (within the first 5 minutes) on a scale of 1 to 10 where 1 is lethargic and unfocused and 10 is highly energetic and focused.

Selected Value: 1

What’s your energy level when you’re halfway through your work?

Selected Value: 1

What’s your energy level when you’re done?

Selected Value: 1

You’re working on it on a plane and the captain says you’ll be landing in 30 minutes- how do you feel that you need to stop working on it?

Pretty Happy, I was wrapping up anyhow
I’m good with it, I needed a break
Neither good nor bad, it is what it is
I’m a little upset, I was in a flow and feeling accomplished
I’m disappointed, I wanted to get more done
I’m really upset- there’s so much more I want to do.

Two researchers approach you to complete a one-day study for them. One involves 5 hours of working on your highest choice topic. And the other involves doing work that connects to something you like (for instance a minor in College). They both offer you $50/hour for the work but researcher number 2 who’s interested in your college minor, says he will offer you more. At what point would you go with researcher #2? Assume in this situation you have full-time employment, are financially comfortable and this work takes place on a Saturday where you are free.

How distractable are you overall? Using a 1-10 scale where 1 is you get distracted often (within every 2 minutes), 5 is you get distracted sometimes (every 15 minutes) and 10 is you get distracted once within a 60 minute period.

Selected Value: 1

A good place to see how empirically distractable you are is on your phone by clicking settings-screen time- See All Activity- and scrolling down to pickups.

How distractable are you while working on this topic? (Using the same scale and referring to the last time you spent one hour on this topic)

Selected Value: 1

Are your thoughts when doing the work centered on:

How you wish you didn’t have to be doing this right now
the present moment of the work itself
the work’s upcoming Completion
within the near future, 1 day-3 months (it being recognized)
in the intermediate future, 3-18 months
in the distant future, 19+ months (about making a change)

If you had no other career-related responsibilities and were independently wealthy, how many hours a week would you want to work on this endeavor?

work will to

On a scale of 1 to 10, how enjoyable is the work grind?

Selected Value: 1

On a scale of 1 to 10, how meaningful and purposeful does the work feel?

Selected Value: 1

On a scale of 1 to 10, how fulfilling & legacy-building is the work to you?

Selected Value: 1

15 Questions for a possible 75 points. What’s your total score? Take your score and divide it by 15, what’s your LPA? Loveablity Point Average

Thoughful + Thorough = Thrive

Loveability Index
You say you like it — how much do you actually?

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Loveability Index
You say you like it — how much do you actually?