A snapshot of your recent habits

Take ten short questions to reflect on the past two weeks. Leave any question blank if you would rather skip it.

1. I tried a new approach to something.2. Even when I had room to experiment, I stayed with familiar approaches.3. I broke important tasks into manageable steps.4. My plans were repeatedly disrupted by distractions.5. I reached out to people I feel comfortable with.6. Even when I wanted to connect, I kept putting it off.7. Before deciding, I paused to listen to my own thoughts.8. Even when I could wait, I agreed before thinking it through.9. I made time to rest and recover energy.10. When I needed rest, I repeatedly postponed it.

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About your inputs and results

Only these answers are used for this temporary calculation. No birth chart, journal or private history is read. Answers are not saved, placed in URLs or analytics, or used for model training. Clear or reload the page to discard them.

For each dimension, both questions must be answered. Responses range from 1 to 5. Questions 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 are reverse scored as 6 minus the response, then the pair is averaged. Missing answers are not replaced with zero or a neutral value. No overall personality score is calculated.

Questionnaire recent-habits-v1. Every published language has its own content revision. Do not directly compare results from different versions, revisions or languages.

Original Taroverie reflection questions and wording; no external questionnaire is copied or claimed to be licensed or validated.

How to use this tool

Ten short questions about the past two weeks. Notice everyday patterns in trying new things, creating structure, connecting, pausing and caring for yourself. Any question can be skipped.

An original reflection exercise without psychometric validation. These answers do not diagnose you or define a fixed personality. Different circumstances can change what you notice; no score is inherently better.

How to use this tool

Answer ten original questions about recent habits and reflect on five everyday dimensions. This is not a clinical assessment or diagnosis.

Think about the past two weeks and answer each question in that context. Read the dimensions as prompts for reflection, rather than fixed labels.

Read the tool’s limits and privacy information before entering personal details. Results are not automatically made public and do not replace professional advice.