The Signature Life Audit
The life you're living, and the life you were built for. How far apart are they?
Seven questions. Four minutes. One number that tells you exactly where your life and your purpose have drifted — and which single dimension to address first.
Questions
7Time to complete
4 minCost
$0No credit card. No course pitch before you see your result. Your score appears on screen the moment you finish.
Begin the audit
You'll answer seven questions about clarity, alignment, energy, money, leadership, relationships, and trajectory. Answer quickly — your first instinct is the accurate one.
Question 1 of 7
Scoring your answers
Weighting seven dimensions against the alignment model.
Your score is ready
Tell me where to send my writing on purpose, leadership, and Personal Economy. Your score appears on the next screen either way.
Your result
Start here
This score is the surface. The book is the method underneath it.
Something went wrong scoring your answers. Nothing was lost — start again and it will take about ninety seconds.
The problem
There's a particular frustration almost nobody says out loud.
You did the work. You built the career, the income, the reputation. By every external measure, it worked.
And somewhere in the last few years a quiet question started showing up — usually on a Sunday evening, or in a hotel room on a business trip, or in the car after a meeting that went well:
Is this it?
You push it down, because saying it out loud sounds ungrateful. You have a good life. People would trade places with you.
But the question doesn't leave. It just gets quieter and more permanent.
That feeling isn't dissatisfaction, and it isn't burnout. It's misalignment — executing at a high level in a direction you never consciously chose. The longer it runs, the more expensive it gets.
What gets measured
Seven dimensions, each with a question underneath it
| # | Dimension | The question underneath it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Clarity | Can you say what your life is for in one sentence? |
| 2 | Alignment | Does your calendar agree with that sentence? |
| 3 | Energy | Does your work return energy, or only take it? |
| 4 | Personal Economy | Is your money funding a life you chose, or maintaining one you inherited? |
| 5 | Leadership | Do you lead your own life to the standard you demand at work? |
| 6 | Relationships | Do the people closest to you know the real version of you? |
| 7 | Trajectory | If nothing changed for five years — would that be acceptable? |
What you get back
- Your Signature Life Score, 0–100, immediately on screen
- Your archetype — which of four patterns you're in, and what it costs
- The one dimension to fix first, because sequence is why most people stall
Why a score, not a journal prompt
Most purpose exercises hand you a question and wish you luck. A number is uncomfortable in a useful way. You can't negotiate with it at 11pm, and you can re-take it in ninety days to find out whether anything actually moved.
Who wrote it
Osazee Thompson
Leadership consultant, executive performance coach, financial wellness educator, and business strategy consultant. Through OT Enterprises he advises executives, entrepreneurs, and high-income professionals — and delivers leadership development and financial wellness programmes to organisations.
His work sits at an intersection most advisors never connect. Executive coaches don't touch your money. Financial advisors don't touch your meaning. The life you're building and the money that funds it are the same problem, and this audit is the first measurement of both.
Author of Precision Purpose: Enjoying the Signature Life You Were Born to Live.
In practice since
1998Twenty-eight years across leadership consulting, executive coaching, financial wellness education, and wealth management.
- Advises executives, entrepreneurs, and high-income professionals one-on-one
- Delivers leadership & financial wellness programmes to organisations through OT Enterprises
- Author of the Legacy Bank framework and the Excel to Excellence and Money Management 101 programmes
What readers say
Readers on the life it made them choose
Real, permissioned readers of Precision Purpose — the change the book set in motion, in their own words.
“This book challenged me to make intentional choices about my time, relationships, work, and future.”
“Reading Precision Purpose felt like having a personal conversation about the life I know I was meant to live. The principles helped me reconnect with my goals and take action instead of waiting for the perfect time.”
“This book gave me a new perspective on purpose and personal success. I finished it with greater clarity about what matters to me and a stronger desire to build a life that reflects who I truly am.”
Before you start
Questions people ask
How long does it actually take?
Four minutes. Seven questions, one screen each. If four minutes is genuinely unavailable to you, that's itself a finding worth sitting with.
Is this just a quiz to harvest my email?
It asks for your email, yes — that's how you get my weekly writing on purpose, leadership, and Personal Economy. One-click unsubscribe, and your address is never sold or shared. Your score shows on screen regardless.
Is this a personality test?
No. There's no "you're a lion" at the end. It's a diagnostic that produces a number across seven dimensions, which is what makes it re-takeable in ninety days.
Do I need to have read the book first?
No. The audit tells you whether the book is even relevant to you. If you score above 76, you may not need it yet.
What if my score is low?
A low score isn't a verdict on you. It usually means high capability pointed at a target you inherited rather than chose — which is a sequencing problem, not a character problem.
Four minutes now, or another five years wondering.
The audit is complimentary, and the score is immediate.
Start the audit