Be Better With Grit
Be Better With Grit

The Grit Score Assessment

Are you becoming the man you are capable of becoming? This isn't about comparison — it's about alignment. Rate who you are right now, not who you intend to become.

30 Questions 6 Pillars One Honest Score ~5 Minutes

Most men do not wake up one day and decide to become mediocre. They drift there — one missed workout, one broken promise, one avoided conversation at a time.

The Grit Score helps you see the gap. Compare the man you are today with the man you know you are capable of becoming.

Rate each statement 1–5
1Rarely true
2Occasionally true
3Sometimes true
4Usually true
5Consistently true
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01
Growth Mindset
Am I willing to confront the truth about myself?
Q1I can honestly identify areas of my life where I need to improve.
Q2When I receive criticism or feedback, I look for what I can learn before becoming defensive.
Q3I take responsibility for my choices instead of blaming circumstances or other people.
Q4I regularly evaluate whether my current habits are moving me toward or away from the man I want to become.
Q5When I recognize something needs to change, I take action rather than simply thinking or talking about it.
Growth Mindset
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02
Discipline
Can I trust myself to do what I said I would do?
Q6I consistently follow through on commitments I make to myself.
Q7I do what needs to be done even when I do not feel motivated.
Q8My environment — phone, schedule, workspace, relationships and routines — supports the person I am trying to become.
Q9I have consistent daily habits that strengthen me physically, mentally and spiritually.
Q10I control my impulses rather than allowing comfort, distraction or convenience to control me.
Discipline
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03
Tenacity
What happens when things get difficult?
Q11When I encounter resistance, I look for another way forward rather than immediately backing down.
Q12I can stay focused on an important goal even when progress is slow.
Q13I willingly do difficult or uncomfortable things when they serve a greater purpose.
Q14I finish what I start.
Q15When motivation disappears, I can still execute.
Tenacity
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04
Resilience
How well do I respond when life hits back?
Q16I recover relatively quickly after setbacks, disappointments or failures.
Q17Difficult circumstances do not determine my attitude for long periods of time.
Q18I can learn from failure without allowing it to define me.
Q19Under pressure, I remain grounded enough to make thoughtful decisions.
Q20When life knocks me down, I deliberately get back into productive action.
Resilience
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05
Sacrifice
Am I willing to pay the price for the life I say I want?
Q21I am willing to give up comfort today for something that matters more tomorrow.
Q22My calendar reflects the priorities I say are important to me.
Q23I am willing to sacrifice time, comfort and ego when necessary to grow.
Q24I can say no to good things when they interfere with something more important.
Q25My daily choices demonstrate that my long-term purpose matters more than short-term pleasure.
Sacrifice
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06
Faith
Is my faith actually shaping how I live?
Q26My relationship with God influences the decisions I make throughout the week.
Q27I consistently create time for prayer, Scripture, reflection or spiritual growth.
Q28When I am uncertain or under pressure, I seek God's direction rather than relying entirely on myself.
Q29My character when nobody is watching is consistent with the faith and values I profess publicly.
Q30I believe God has entrusted me with responsibilities, relationships and abilities that I am called to steward well.
Faith
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Pillar Breakdown
Growth Mindset
Discipline
Tenacity
Resilience
Sacrifice
Faith
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Do You Trust Yourself?

When you tell yourself you are going to wake up early — do you? When you say you are going to exercise — do you? When you decide to be more present with your wife and kids — are you?

Every time you keep a commitment to yourself, you cast a vote for the man you are becoming. Every time you break one, you erode something important: self-trust.

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