Which part of planning creates the most friction?

This two-minute product-fit questionnaire groups selected answers by the planning step they describe and suggests one practical action. Email is optional.

This is not a clinical assessment. It does not diagnose, explain, or measure a health condition, executive function, attention, or memory.

The five results

• Start friction — broad tasks need an observable first action.
• Capture load — loose items need one capture location.
• Duration estimates — requested work exceeds the time available.
• Plan disruption — remaining tasks need updated placements.
• System maintenance — recurring setup and review work creates friction.