One assessment.
A
clearer picture.
of the whole.
The LITT Assessment is a 30-question self-report instrument that examines how pressure is being carried across ten areas of your life and leadership.
Your responses are interpreted as a pattern rather than reduced to a single score. You receive a primary state, an individual result for each of the ten domains, and a personalized integration guide designed to help you understand what requires attention and choose a practical next step.
THE LITT ASSESSMENT REPORT
THIS REPORT SHOWS:
- your primary state;
- your result in each of the ten domains;
- what each domain result may look like in your life and leadership;
- your integration map;
- reflection questions;
- and guidance for interpreting what requires attention.
7-DAY INTEGRATION GUIDE
MOVE FROM UNDERSTANDING YOUR RESULTS TO PRACTICAL RESPONSE
It includes:
- a closer look at your selected integration focus;
- how that area connects with the rest of the whole;
- guided prompts for noticing what is working and what is creating strain;
- exercises for examining sustainability, margin, and support;
- and a practical plan for one aligned change.
HOW IT WORKS
From your answers to a clearer picture.
01
COMPLETE 28 QUESTIONS
Answer according to the last six months of your actual life and leadership, not your intentions or your strongest season.
02
Receive TWO personalized reports
Your results are processed into the LITT Assessment Report and the First Fracture Report.
03
Review the whole pattern
See your primary state, your ten domain results, and the area where strain appears most likely to spread first.
Looking to use the LITT Assessment with a team, board, organization, or formation program?
THE TEN DOMAINS
Ten areas reveal whether your life and leadership are still working as one.
The LITT Assessment examines each domain independently because pressure does not affect every part of life and leadership at the same depth.
In your report, your domain results show where connection remains available, where access is becoming less reliable, and where strain may require closer attention. Your primary state reflects the broader pattern created by all ten domains together.
How significant choices are formed, made, and revisited
How emotion is processed, expressed, and carried forward
Access to honest connection, mutual care, and repair
Whether what you say matters still governs what you choose
How people, information, authority, and responsibility move through the system
Whether you remain recognizable across roles, rooms, and demands
Whether genuine recovery and life beyond output remain available
How physical, mental, and emotional health shape capacity and decisions
Whether the public role remains connected to what is privately true
Access to internal direction and early recognition of misalignment
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Know what the LITT Assessment is designed to do.
What does the LITT Assessment measure?
The LITT Assessment examines how pressure is being carried across ten areas of your life and leadership. It looks for patterns of access, separation, inconsistency, distortion, and visible consequence rather than measuring performance, personality, or moral worth.
What will I receive?
You will receive two personalized reports.
The LITT Assessment Report shows your primary state, your result across all ten domains, and what those results may look like in your decisions, relationships, health, values, identity, and work.
The First Fracture Report identifies the domain where strain appears most likely to spread first and explains how pressure there may begin affecting other areas.
How long does it take?
The LITT Assessment includes 28 questions and typically takes 10–15 minutes to complete.
After receiving your two personalized reports, plan for an additional 30–60 minutes to read, reflect, and sit with your results. You do not have to process everything at once.
How should I answer?
Answer according to the last six months of your actual life and leadership. Do not answer according to your intentions, your ideal self, or an unusually strong or difficult week. Choose the answer that fits you best.
Is the LITT Assessment clinical?
No. The LITT Assessment is a developing, nonclinical self-report instrument. It does not provide a mental-health diagnosis, permanent classification, or prediction of future behavior.
Can it be used with a team or organization?
Yes, but team, organizational, board, education, and context-specific applications are handled by inquiry rather than through fixed report packages.
BEGIN WITH VISIBILITY
See what pressure is changing before the cost becomes harder to contain.
Complete 28 questions and receive two personalized reports showing your primary state, your ten domain results, and the area where strain appears most likely to spread first.
A structural theory of wholeness under pressure.