The Devotional Reset™ | Discover Your Wounded Path

The Devotional Reset™

Discover Your Wounded Path

You're here because something in you knows the way you've been measuring yourself isn't the whole story. Let's see where your devotion has been flowing.

Answer 10 questions to reveal which of the Four Wounded Paths has been directing your devotion — and receive your personalized path report.

This takes about 5 minutes. Answer from your gut, not your head.

Question 1 of 10 10%

There's no "perfect" answer — just what feels most true right now.

There are no right or wrong answers. Answer as you are right now, not who you think you "should" be.

Question 1 of 10

You just received recognition for something you worked hard on. What's the first thing that crosses your mind?

"That was good, but I could have done better. What's the next thing I need to tackle?" "Good — they see my value. This gives me more leverage." "What does this mean for my income or stability? How can I build on this?" "I wonder what people are really thinking. Did it land the way I hoped?"

Question 2 of 10

Something you were counting on falls through. In the quiet moment before you respond, what do you notice in your body?

A familiar sinking feeling — like I should have tried harder or seen it coming. A tightening — like I need to figure out how to get back in control, fast. A wave of anxiety — my mind immediately goes to how this will impact my finances and stability. A flush of heat — I start thinking about who knows and what they might be thinking.

Question 3 of 10

When you're honest with yourself, what tends to occupy your mind during quiet moments?

Whether I'm making enough progress — and a quiet worry that I'm falling behind. Situations where I felt dismissed or underestimated — and how to prevent that. Money — whether there's enough, whether it will last, whether I'm being smart. Replaying conversations — wondering if I said the right thing or how I came across.

Question 4 of 10

Imagine you wake up tomorrow and one thing in your life has completely changed. Which scenario creates the most unease?

Your biggest accomplishment has been erased — no one remembers what you built. You've lost your position or influence — people no longer defer to you. Your savings are gone — you're starting over financially. Everyone can suddenly see the parts of you that you've kept hidden.

Question 5 of 10

You're scrolling through social media and notice a pang of something uncomfortable. What triggered it?

Someone your age who seems further along — more accomplished, more recognized. Someone with more influence or status — people listen when they speak. Someone living lavishly — the house, the travel, the apparent freedom. Someone who looks effortlessly put-together — the aesthetic, the confidence, the ease.

Question 6 of 10

There's a voice that sometimes whispers when you're tired or vulnerable. What does it tend to say?

"You're not doing enough. You should be further along by now." "Don't let them see you struggle. You can't afford to look weak." "It could all disappear. You need to hold on tighter." "If they really knew you, they wouldn't feel the same way about you."

Question 7 of 10

A friend gives you a genuine, heartfelt compliment. What happens inside you?

I deflect or minimize — "Oh, it wasn't a big deal" — and quickly change the subject. I accept it graciously on the outside, but inside I'm assessing if they want something. I appreciate it, but part of me immediately wonders if it will change anything practical for my life. I feel a brief glow, then start wondering if they really mean it or are just being nice.

Question 8 of 10

In close relationships, what's the pattern you sometimes catch yourself in?

Giving a lot — sometimes more than feels balanced — hoping to be valued. Holding back parts of myself — staying a little guarded, a little in control. Keeping a quiet tally — noticing who's investing what, and whether it's fair. Editing myself — showing the version I think they want to see.

Question 9 of 10

If you were completely honest about the fear underneath all the striving, what would it be?

That without my accomplishments, I'm not sure I'd matter to anyone. That if I let my guard down, someone will take advantage or I'll get hurt. That no matter how much I have, it's never truly enough to feel safe. That the real me — the one I hide — is somehow too much or not enough.

Question 10 of 10

Deep down, what are you really longing to feel — the thing you keep hoping the next achievement, income jump, role, or relationship will finally give you?

That I'm enough. That I can finally exhale and stop proving myself. That I'm safe. That I can let my guard down without something bad happening. That I'm secure. That I can stop worrying and trust that I'll be okay. That I'm lovable. That I can be fully seen and still be chosen.

The Devotional Reset Practice

Use this 3-5 minute practice whenever you feel caught in the loop

Pause + Breathe

Place your hand on your heart. Take three slow breaths. Feel your feet on the ground.

Name the Identification

Say: "I notice I'm identifying my worth with something outside of me right now."

Return to Source

Remind yourself: "I am not the wave — I am the ocean. This does not define me."

Choose Consciously

Ask: "What would I do next if I remembered who I truly am?"

Your Next Step

The Wound & The Calling™

Now that you've seen where your devotion has been flowing, the deeper question emerges: Why did this pattern form? What is your soul here to master through it?

The Wound & The Calling™ is a transformational journey where we explore your Soul Curriculum — and transmute your foundational wound into the wisdom and purpose it was always meant to become.

Learn More About The Wound & The Calling →

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