Wholehearted Leadership Health Assessment

I am aware of my emotional state and can name what I'm feeling.

I have safe relationships where I can be fully honest about my struggles.

I address conflicts directly rather than avoiding or exploding.

I receive criticism without becoming defensive or devastated.

I can celebrate others' successes without feeling threatened or envious.

My private life aligns with my public leadership.

I practice spiritual disciplines that nurture my soul (not just ministry tasks).

I'm growing deeper in love with God, not just busier in work for God.

I confess sins and weaknesses to trusted others, not just God.

I trust God's sovereignty even when ministry feels unfruitful.

I know my limits and honor them without guilt.

I take regular time for rest, play, and activities that restore me.

I can say no to opportunities without fear of disappointing God or others.

I process setbacks and disappointments in healthy ways.

I maintain margin in my schedule rather than living constantly overcommitted.

I lead from identity and calling, not from need for approval or success.

I empower others to lead, even when they might do it differently.

I invest in developing others, not just getting tasks done.

I communicate vision in a way that inspires participation.

I measure success more by faithfulness and fruitfulness than by numbers.