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The 12 Laws of Being Unbothered | Pre-test

About 10 minutes. Not graded. 12 questions, plus 3 quick confidence questions.

This is not a test you pass or fail. It is fine not to know these answers. Many people will not, because you have not taken the course yet. Your answers show your starting point, so at the end you can see how far you came.

Some questions describe hard moments. You can stop and take a break at any time. This course is education, not therapy. If you need to talk to someone now, call or text 988. Veterans can dial 988 and press 1. In danger, call 911.

How this works

  • Pick the answer that seems best. If you are not sure, make your best guess.
  • You will not see the answers now. You take this once.
  • Your answers stay on this device. Nobody else sees them.

How sure do you feel?

Rate each line from 1 (not at all sure) to 5 (very sure). There is no right answer.

I can protect my peace and say no without guilt.

1 = Not at all sure5 = Very sure

I can guard my energy and choose my response when I am triggered.

1 = Not at all sure5 = Very sure

I have a plan to live by my own values and keep the 12 Laws going.

1 = Not at all sure5 = Very sure

Questions

1. Every night Corey reads arguments in a comment section until midnight. Where does that input belong in his Peace Vault?
2. Ty is asked to coach a weekend team. It would cost him rest, it does not fit his goals this year, and he would not be glad in five years. What do the Three Filters suggest?
3. Bea wants to say no to her friend's request to talk about a hard issue between them, because talking feels scary. Is this a smart no?
4. Every call with Kim's friend turns back to the friend's problems. Kim never gets a word in. Which drain is this, and what is a good first step?
5. Tony's job is phone calls and choices all day. He gets plenty of sleep, but by Friday his head feels full. Which rest does he most need?
6. A coworker takes credit for your idea in a meeting. Your face burns. Using the 3 R Model, what comes after Recognize?
7. Dee worries about her adult son's spending, her own late car payment, and the weather for her trip. Which sorting fits the Three Lanes Test?
8. In a heated family chat, Mo stays quiet to collect his thoughts and plans to answer tomorrow. Is this chosen or swallowed silence?
9. Kai texts his new date three times when she does not reply in an hour. What habit should he stop first?
10. Sol says family is his top value. His week: 60 hours at work, 2 hours with his kids. What does an alignment check show?
11. Pam's group chat blows up with gossip about a cousin. She feels pulled in. Which match from the Situations Playbook fits first?
12. Dre finished his 21 day plan for Law 2. He wants to keep it going. Which plan fits the Make It Stick steps?

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Next up

Go to Lesson 1: The Peace Check.

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