Rich Simple HumanThe Success Paradox

The Success Paradox

How does your success align
with the life you want to live?

The deceptive game of wealth and happiness: how well are you playing it? The Success Paradox Assessment explores six dimensions of your life and asks what your success is really building: the life you live today and the legacy you leave for those who come after you.

About 20 minutes. It's for reflection, and doesn't diagnose anything, psychological or medical. For people aged 18 and over.

Lindsey Frances
Every success has two balance sheets. One tracks what you own. The other tracks the satisfaction you find beyond success, and the legacy you leave behind.
Lindsey Frances

The Success Paradox

Your six dimensions

Sample report · Alex

Physical3.0 / 5Energy, rest andcomfortMental2.8 / 5Clarity, focusand loadEmotional3.2 / 5Enjoyment andresponseSpiritual3.2 / 5Purpose, meaningand valuesRelational3.8 / 5Connection andsupportRelationshipwith WealthStrongWhether wealthserves you
  • Your six dimensions

    A picture of your wellbeing across six areas of life.

  • What stands out

    A few findings from your answers, each showing what it's based on.

  • An optional next step

    A small experiment or a question to reflect on, if you'd like one.

  • Option to go further

    A private conversation with Lindsey, if you'd find it useful.

Why explore your Success Paradox?

Is your success building the legacy you want to leave?

Someone can have real financial freedom and little say over their time, or feel proud of what they've built and unsure what comes next. For others, success and the rest of life fit well. The assessment finds out which is true for you.

  • Your legacy

    What you'd like your life to leave behind, beyond money.

  • What's working

    Strengths count as much as tensions.

  • The evidence

    Every finding shows the answers behind it.

  • Your own next step

    Change something, reflect, or keep things as they are.

About Lindsey

Rich Simple Human is Lindsey Frances's practice of data-driven behaviour change. A wearable records what your body is doing. Lindsey uses that data, with how you think and how you live, to set personalised daily actions, one habit at a time. The same data then shows what those actions change.

FAQ

How long does it take?
About 20 minutes. There are 68 questions, and up to four more depending on your answers. Most ask you to choose from a list, and you can go back and change any answer before you finish. Your answers are saved on this device as you go, so you can stop and carry on later.
What do I get?
A link to your report by email as soon as you finish: your six dimensions, a few findings with the answers behind them, and an optional next step.
Who sees my answers?
Lindsey sees your report and answers once you finish, so she knows who the assessment reaches and can follow up if you ask her to. Until then your answers stay on this device. If you stop before the end, she has only your name, your email address and how far you got, and she emails you a reminder only if you said she could. Your answers about work and wealth are never used in your results.
Is it validated?
Not yet. The assessment is still being developed, and its results come from a draft method that's being tested.
Is this medical advice?
No. It's for reflection, and doesn't diagnose anything. If anything in your report concerns you, talk to your GP.