MAA Score

First Name

I often compare my financial situation to others around me. (Comparison)

I celebrate others' financial success as inspiration for what's possible. (Inspired)

No matter how much I earn or save, it quickly becomes my new normal and still doesn't feel like enough. (Restless)

I appreciate each level of financial growth while staying excited about future opportunities to earn and save more. (Grateful)

I sometimes worry there will never be enough money, even when I'm financially secure. (Fearful)

I trust that there are always new opportunities to create and receive money. (Confident)

My spending tends to increase as my income grows. (Unconscious)

My spending reflects conscious choices aligned with my values and joy. (Intentional)

I struggle to spend money on myself, even when I can afford it. (Restrictive)

I closely monitor every dollar but still don't feel financially secure. (Vigilant)

I do not monitor money consistently and it causes me concern. (Avoidant)

I track my money as a tool for empowerment and conscious decision-making. (Strategic)

I trust my financial intuition and check in with my money periodically without stress. (Trusting)

Every time I reach a financial goal, I immediately set a higher one. (Driven)

I set financial goals that serve my vision while remaining flexible and adaptive. (Visionary)

I avoid setting specific financial goals because they feel overwhelming or restrictive. (Flexible)

Past financial struggles sometimes still influence how I feel about money today. (Guarded)

Past financial challenges taught me resilience and resourcefulness with money. (Wise)

I've been lucky to not have significant financial challenges in life. (Fortunate)

I often judge myself and my worthiness by how much I have saved and invested. (Attached)

I treat my financial status as distinct from who I am, allowing me to use money as a tool. (Grounded)

I accumulate money but have not yet created clear values-based goals for it. (Exploring)

I use money as a vehicle to express my values and create meaningful impact. (Purpose-driven)

I spend money impulsively without much thought to my values or long-term goals. (Impulsive)

My relationship with money is grounded in my core values and purpose. (Aligned)

Money flows naturally through my life as I balance receiving, enjoying, and giving. (Flowing)

I often feel conflicted about money decisions, unsure if I'm making the right choices. (Uncertain)