Dream Audit | The Entrusted Project

Clarity

Section 1: Clarity

Here we look at how sharp your vision really is — and how much your daily life reflects it. Dreams fade when they stay vague. The clearer the target, the straighter the path.

Choose the option that matches your current reality. Honesty gives you direction.

1. I have a clear vision for my life and can articulate it in one or two sentences. *I have no clear vision at all.I have some ideas, but nothing concrete.I kind of know what I want, but it’s fuzzy.I can say it if I really think about it.I can state it clearly most of the time.I know my vision and can state it instantly with confidence.

2. My daily actions reflect my long-term goals. *Not at all — my days feel disconnected from my dreams.Rarely — only when I randomly think of them.Sometimes — but I often get distracted.About half the time, I act in alignment with my goals.Most of the time, my daily life reflects my bigger goals.Consistently — my daily actions flow from my long-term vision.

3. I know the difference between my “true priorities” and distractions. *I can’t tell the difference. Everything feels urgent.I sometimes know, but I usually follow distractions.I can tell the difference, but I don’t act on it.I often know, and sometimes make the right choice.I usually focus on true priorities.I’m clear and decisive about what matters most.

4. I regularly revisit and refine my goals to keep them sharp and relevant. *Never. I set goals and forget them.Rarely — maybe once a year.Occasionally — but not consistently.Every few months, I’ll look at them again.I review them monthly.I regularly review and refine my goals.

5. I can easily identify the next step for each of my main dreams. *I have no idea what the next step should be.I sometimes know, but it’s unclear.I might know one next step, but not others.I can usually figure it out, but it takes effort.I usually know the next step.I always know the next step clearly.

6. I rarely lose track of time or let weeks/months slip by without progress. *Constantly — time slips by without me noticing.Very often. Months pass before I realize it.Sometimes — I often lose track of weeks.Occasionally — but I usually catch myself.Rarely — I stay aware of time most of the time.Almost never — I’m consistently aware and proactive.

Action

Section 2: Action

Here we measure how well you turn intentions into steps. Big dreams without action become frustration. Small steps, taken consistently, build momentum.

Pick the answer that fits you today. Action beats good intentions.

7. I set specific goals with clear deadlines. *Never. I don’t set deadlines.Rarely. I set vague goals.Sometimes, but I don’t stick to them.Often, but not always.Almost always, with some follow-through.Always — clear goals with deadlines.

8. I break big dreams into smaller, manageable action steps. *Never. My dreams stay big and overwhelming.Rarely — I don’t know how to break them down.Sometimes, but inconsistently.Often, but I don’t always follow through.Usually — I break them down and act on them.Always — I create small steps I can complete.

9. I consistently complete the tasks I set out to do each week. *Almost never. My lists stay undone.Rarely. I finish only a few things.Sometimes, but less than half the time.About half the time.Most of the time.Almost always.

10. I celebrate small wins instead of only waiting for big results. *Never. I only notice failure.Rarely. I’m too focused on what’s left undone.Sometimes, but I forget often.Often, but not consistently.Usually, I acknowledge small wins.Always — I intentionally celebrate progress.

11. I avoid starting too many things at once and finish what I begin. *Never. I start everything and finish nothing.Rarely. I juggle too much.Sometimes — I finish a few things.Often — I finish about half of what I start.Usually — I finish most of what I start.Almost always — I focus and finish.

12. When life interrupts my plans, I quickly reset and get back on track. *Never. Disruptions completely derail me.Rarely — it takes me months to restart.Sometimes — I restart eventually, but slowly.Often — I get back on track within weeks.Usually — I reset fairly quickly.Almost always — I bounce back quickly.

Accountability & Momentum

Section 3: Accountability & Momentum

Here we see whether you’re trying to go it alone or if you’ve built support to keep you moving. Dreams drift without accountability, and momentum fades when you don’t review and adjust.

Answer honestly. Accountability may sting, but it fuels progress.

13. I have someone (or something) that holds me accountable for my goals. *No accountability at all.Rarely — sometimes I share goals but not consistently.Occasionally — I have light accountability.Often — I check in with someone from time to time.Usually — I have solid accountability.Always — I’m consistently held accountable.

14. I regularly review my progress and adjust where needed. *Never — I just keep going or give up.Rarely — I only notice when I’ve failed.Sometimes, but not enough to help.Often, but not consistent.Usually — I review and adjust.Always — I review and refine regularly.

15. I stay motivated even after the initial excitement of a new goal wears off. *Never — I give up quickly.Rarely — I quit once excitement fades.Sometimes, but I struggle.Often — I stick with it for a while.Usually — I stay motivated.Always — I keep momentum even when it’s tough.

16. I have a system that reminds me of deadlines and keeps me aware of time. *No system at all.Rarely — I rely on memory.Sometimes — I use tools but forget them.Often — I have reminders but don’t always follow them.Usually — my system works most of the time.Always — I have a reliable system.

17. I feel supported and encouraged in my pursuit of my dreams. *Never. I feel completely alone.Rarely — very little support.Sometimes, but inconsistent.Often — I get encouragement occasionally.Usually — I feel supported most of the time.Always — I have strong support.

Stewardship & Consequences

Section 4: Stewardship & Consequences

Here we ask if you’re treating your dreams as entrusted assignments or “someday” wishes. Every season matters, and ignoring your calling costs more than you think.

Be real with yourself. Stewardship starts with awareness.

19. I feel confident that I am multiplying what God has entrusted to me. *Not at all. I feel like I’ve buried it.Rarely — I know I’m not faithful with it.Sometimes, but inconsistently.Often — I see some fruit, but not enough.Usually — I feel I’m multiplying what I’ve been given.Always — I’m confident I’m fully faithful with what’s entrusted to me.

20. If another year passed and nothing changed, I would feel… *Crushed — it would be devastating.Very discouraged — I’d feel like I wasted another year.Frustrated, but probably repeat the cycle.Disappointed, but try again later.Mildly bothered, but not devastated.Peaceful — I’d know I made progress.

21. I often feel regret about dreams or goals I’ve let drift for years. *Constantly — regret weighs on me all the time.Very often. I think about it regularly.Sometimes — it comes and goes.Occasionally — I regret a few things.Rarely — I don’t feel much regret.Almost never — I feel at peace about my progress.

22. When I look back, I can see seasons of life I’ve wasted by not acting on my dreams. *Entire seasons, years even, feel wasted.Many seasons, I let them pass without progress.A few seasons, I let them slip away.Some wasted, but some I used well.Rarely — I used most seasons well.Almost never — I’ve stewarded each season faithfully.

23. I feel accountable to God (and others) for how I handle my dreams. *Not at all. I’ve never considered that.Rarely — I think of it occasionally.Sometimes — but inconsistently.Often — I feel accountable but struggle to act on it.Usually — I live with that awareness.Always — I carry that accountability daily.

24. I know who will be impacted if I never pursue my dreams. *Not at all — I’ve never thought about that.Rarely — I know vaguely, but not clearly.Sometimes — I think about it occasionally.Often — I have some idea who’s affected.Usually — I’m aware of the impact.Always — I’m crystal clear who will be affected.

Urgency & Ownership

Section 5: Urgency & Ownership

Here, we uncover how seriously you treat time and responsibility. Drift says “someday.” Ownership says “now.” The truth is, nobody else will carry your dream for you.

Answer with courage. Urgency today creates fruit tomorrow.

25. I treat my dreams like “someday” goals instead of urgent assignments. *Always — everything feels like “someday.”Very often — I rarely act with urgency.Sometimes — I know they matter but don’t act urgently.Occasionally — I act with urgency here and there.Rarely — I usually treat my goals with seriousness.Almost never — I consistently treat my goals as urgent.

26. When I think about the time I’ve already lost, I feel… *Deep regret and guilt.Strong frustration — I feel I’ve wasted years.Discouraged, but not enough to change.Motivated to start again.Hopeful — I still have time.Confident — I’ve stewarded time well.

27. I act like the person ultimately responsible for whether my dreams succeed. *Never — I assume it’s out of my hands.Rarely — I often blame circumstances.Sometimes — but I tend to make excuses.Often — I take some ownership.Usually — I act like it depends on me.Always — I take full ownership.

28. I regularly measure my progress against where I hoped to be by now. *Never — I avoid thinking about it.Rarely — I glance at it once in a while.Sometimes — but it discourages me.Often — I compare progress to my hopes.Usually — I track myself against my goals.Always — I clearly know how I’m tracking.

29. I use my time as though it’s limited and precious. *Never — I waste time constantly.Rarely — I drift through most days.Sometimes — but I don’t protect it.Often — I make some effort.Usually — I value time highly.Always — I live with urgency and focus.

30. I know exactly what will happen in my life if I don’t change course now. *Not at all — I avoid thinking about it.Rarely — I only think vaguely about consequences.Sometimes — I imagine outcomes but shrug them off.Often — I see the danger, but don’t act.Usually — I recognize the stakes.Always — I’m crystal clear what will happen if I don’t change.

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Section 1: Clarity