The Quantum Compass
See your Compass
Twelve statements across the four dimensions of real wealth. For each, choose how true it is for you today, from 1 (not true) to 5 (completely true). There are no right answers, and it takes about three minutes.
A reflection exercise, not financial advice. Your answers are not saved or sent anywhere.
Purpose
Clarity about what your wealth is for.
Values
I’m clear about what matters most to me, and what my wealth is for.
Contribution
I give back in ways that feel meaningful, through giving, mentoring or causes I care about.
Legacy
I know what I want to leave behind, in money and in meaning.
Money
Knowing what enough looks like.
Enough
I know how much is enough for the life I want, and I’m not measuring it against anyone else.
Security
If markets fell or my income stopped, my plans would still hold.
Structure
My pensions, investments, business interests and estate are organised and work together.
Time
More time for the things that matter.
Choice
I decide how I spend my days, including when I work, step back or stop.
Freedom from burden
Financial admin and decisions don’t take up time or headspace I’d rather spend elsewhere.
Presence
I have the time and energy for my health, rest and the people around me.
Relationships
Using wealth well for the people you love.
Family
My family are prepared for the wealth they’ll one day be responsible for.
Openness
We talk openly about money as a family, and it brings us together rather than apart.
Community
I make time and resources available for friends and the communities I belong to.