Do You Have a Success Hangover?

You can be successful, disciplined and still be burning out.

This 3-minute scorecard identifies the hidden strain most high performers ignore until their body forces them to stop.

Take the assessment to see where your system really stands.

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Before We Start

Answer based on what’s true for you right now, not what you wish was true.

Most people recognise themselves in the first few questions.

Answer Scale (used for every question)

Never

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Often

Almost Always

I hit a noticeable energy slump in the afternoon (usually around 2–3pm). *

Never

Sometimes

Often

Almost Always

I open my laptop or start work… and end up staring at the screen before actually beginning. *

Never

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Often

Almost Always

I scroll my phone, emails or messages instead of starting an important task. *

Never

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Often

Almost Always

I feel busy most of the day but struggle to say what I actually achieved. *

Never

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Almost Always

I rely on caffeine, sugar or “just pushing through” to get my energy back. *

Never

Sometimes

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Almost Always

Small problems or interruptions frustrate me more than they used to. *

Never

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Often

Almost Always

I delay starting certain tasks because they feel mentally heavier than they should. *

Never

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Often

Almost Always

By the middle of the week I already feel mentally drained. *

Never

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When I stop working, my brain keeps running anyway. *

Never

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Almost Always

I feel wired but tired in the evening. *

Never

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I say yes to things even when I know my plate is already full. *

Never

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Almost Always

I start the day with good intentions but lose focus partway through. *

Never

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Almost Always

I feel pressure to keep performing even when my energy is low. *

Never

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Almost Always

Even when I rest, I don’t always feel properly recovered. *

Never

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Things that used to feel easy now feel strangely harder. *

Never

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Almost Always