Is Your Goal Really a Big Thing, or Just Another Task?
Take The Big Thing Test and find out.
You’ve got goals. Plans. Ideas.
But are you focused on the one thing that will create the biggest impact, or just staying busy chasing everything else?
The Big Thing Test helps you find out.
- Because not every goal deserves your energy.
- Some are stepping stones. Some are distractions.
- And one is the thing that truly changes everything.
The result? They stay stuck in “busy” and never align with what really matters.
Is Your Goal Really a Big Thing, or Just Another Task?
Take The Big Thing Test and find out.
You’ve got goals. Plans. Ideas.
But are you focused on the one thing that will create the biggest impact, or just staying busy chasing everything else?
The Big Thing Test helps you find out.
- Because not every goal deserves your energy.
- Some are stepping stones. Some are distractions.
- And one is the thing that truly changes everything.
The result? They stay stuck in “busy” and never align with what really matters.
What You’ll Gain from The Big Thing Test
You don’t need to chase more goals — you need to identify the right one.
Your Big Thing is the goal that connects meaning, challenge, and momentum.
When you find it, everything else falls into place — focus, motivation, and results.

Align with Your Vision
Check whether your goal fits the bigger picture you’ve already defined — or if it’s pulling you off course.

Live Your Core Values
See if your goal reflects what matters most to you, not just what looks good on paper.

Feel the Energy
Find out whether this goal genuinely excites and energises you — or if it feels like another item on the to-do list.

Grow Through Challenge
Measure how much your goal stretches you to learn, adapt, and evolve, while still feeling achievable.

Create Meaningful Impact
Understand how your goal adds value to others and contributes something lasting beyond yourself.

Act with Focus and Urgency
Discover whether this is the right goal for right now — the one that deserves your full attention and momentum.