The Joy Score opened my eyes to aspects of my life I'd been overlooking. While my career was thriving, seeing my relationship health score helped me realize I needed to invest more time in my closest friendships. After six weeks of making small changes, my Joy Score improved from 72 to 85, and more importantly - I feel more connected to the people who matter most.

As someone who's always been self-critical, getting my Joy Score report was illuminating. It showed me that while my self-worth needed attention, I actually had incredibly strong relationships supporting me. Having this complete picture of my life satisfaction helped me focus on the right areas for growth.

I was pretty hard on myself for the longest time, but when I got my joy score back, it was kind of a wake-up call. I need work on that inner critic thing, but what really hit me was seeing how many amazing people I had in my corner. Made me realize I wasn't doing nearly as bad as I thought - I just needed to give myself a break and focus on self-worth more than anything.

I found it incredibly insightful to be able to track how my Joy Score changed over time. At the beginning of the year, my score was 62, but as I've practiced better habits over the last few months, I noticed that this number consistently went up each time I completed the assessment. (I'm up to a 71!) Seeing it quantified like that validated the effort I've put into myself, and made me proud and excited for the future.