Greendiggers™ Money Motivators™ Assessment

Discover what truly drives your money decisions — so you can build wealth with purpose, peace, and power.

Welcome to the Money Motivators™ Assessment

Everyone makes money decisions for emotional reasons — safety, legacy, validation, purpose, progress.

This assessment helps you understand your money drivers so you can make confident, aligned financial decisions. (Takes 2 minutes!)

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1. When you think about money, your first instinct is to...

A

Make sure I’m secure and prepared for anything.

B

Make up for the past or do right by others.

C

Align it with what feels meaningful or purposeful.

D

Make sure people around me are proud of me.

E

Use it to elevate my life and show my progress.

2. When you get unexpected income, you’re most likely to...

A

Save or stash it for a rainy day.

B

Use it to help someone or fix something you’ve neglected.

C

Invest in a goal, project, or cause that matters to you.

D

Treat yourself or someone else — life’s short!

E

Spend on something that makes you feel accomplished or seen.

3. When money feels tight, you tend to...

A

Cut back immediately and monitor every penny.

B

Feel like you messed up and replay what went wrong.

C

Push harder to stay on track with your mission.

D

Worry about how others might perceive your situation.

E

Get frustrated — you hate feeling limited or less than.

4. You feel most at ease financially when...

A

Everything’s planned and accounted for.

B

You’re paying off debts or righting past wrongs.

C

You’re working toward a goal that feels aligned.

D

You’re able to treat or give to people you love.

E

You’re earning and living at a level that reflects success.

5. When you see someone thriving financially, your inner voice says...

A

“Good for them — I need to tighten my plan to get there.”

B

“They must’ve made better choices than I did.”

C

“That’s inspiring — I want to do work that matters like that.”

D

“Wow, I hope people see me that way someday.”

E

“I should be at that level already.”

6. Your biggest financial fear is...

A

Being unprepared if things go wrong.

B

Letting people down or repeating mistakes.

C

Losing your sense of purpose or direction.

D

Disappointing others or being judged.

E

Not living up to your own standards of success.

7. When you spend money, it’s usually to...

A

Feel secure or prevent future stress.

B

Ease guilt, make up for something, or show care.

C

Invest in your growth or life mission.

D

Keep relationships strong or impress others.

E

Maintain an image or reward your hard work.

8. You tend to avoid talking about money when...

A

You’re not 100% in control or certain.

B

You feel embarrassed about past choices.

C

You haven’t figured out how it ties to your purpose yet.

D

You worry about how people will see you.

E

You feel like you’re not “there” yet financially.

9. Your relationship with money could best be described as...

A

Strategic and protective.

B

Emotional and forgiving — but heavy.

C

Vision-driven and purposeful.

D

Social and relational.

E

Motivated by ambition and progress.

10. You’re most proud of yourself financially when...

A

You hit a savings goal or stick to your plan.

B

You finally forgive yourself for a money mistake.

C

You support something that aligns with your values.

D

Someone compliments your generosity or taste.

E

You accomplish a milestone or level up.