How Organized Is Your Life? The Life Organization Scorecard
A 12-question life organization scorecard for professional organizers, productivity coaches and declutter consultants. It scores home, time, paperwork and habits on a radar chart and names the weakest area. Built in: a 30-minute call booking block, share-to-partner/team CTAs, role and household-size questions, optional household name (to compare results) and a pain-point question. Replace the booking copy and CTA links after cloning.
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About this template
How Organized Is Your Life? The Life Organization Scorecard is a free quiz template with 16 questions. Take the live preview above, then copy it into your own RooQuiz account — the questions, results and follow-up are all yours to edit before you publish.
What's inside: 16 questions
Every question below comes with the template, in this order. After you copy it, you can reword, reorder or remove any of them.
- Think about the last time you needed your keys, wallet or phone before leaving. What happened?I grabbed them from their usual spot in seconds · I found them within a couple of minutes · I searched several rooms and left late · I was late or missed something because I couldn't find them
- Look at your kitchen counters and entryway right now. How much on them has no permanent home?Almost nothing; everything has a place · A few items, cleared within a day or two · A pile that regrows every week · Most surfaces are covered
- When did you last clear out a closet, drawer or storage area, and actually get rid of things?In the last 3 months · In the last year · More than a year ago · I can't remember ever doing it
- Think about last week. How many commitments did you double-book, forget or show up late to?None · One minor slip · Two or three · Four or more, or something important
- Where do your to-dos actually live?One trusted system I check daily · A system, but I only check it sometimes · Several places: notes, texts, sticky notes · Mostly in my head
- Look at your calendar for the coming week. How much of it is time you chose, rather than time other people claimed?Most of it; I protect time for my priorities · About half · A small share · Almost none; I react all day
- A bill, form or official letter arrives. What happens to it?Handled or filed the same week · It goes in a pile I clear monthly · It sits unopened for weeks · I've paid late fees or missed a deadline because of it
- You need an important document (passport, insurance, tax record) today. How long to put your hands on it?Under a minute · A few minutes · Maybe an hour of searching · I'm not sure I could find it at all
- How many unread emails are in your main inbox right now?Under 25 · 25 to 200 · 200 to 1,000 · More than 1,000
- Think about your last clean-up or reorganizing push. How long did the results last?It's still holding; I have a weekly reset · A month or two · A couple of weeks · Days; it was back to normal quickly
- When something new comes into your home or workflow (a purchase, a task, a paper), what do you do with it?Decide its place immediately · Set it aside and decide within a day · Drop it wherever there's space · It joins the pile
- How often do you do a quick weekly review of your space, calendar and to-dos?Every week, it's a habit · Most weeks · Rarely · Never; I only react to crises
- Which best describes you?I'm organizing my own life and home · I'm helping a family member or partner get organized · I'm a professional organizer or coach assessing a client · I manage a team or office and I'm assessing our shared space
- Who lives or works in the space you have in mind?Just me · Me and a partner · A family with kids at home · A shared office or team (5+ people)
- Household, team or client name (optional)
- If you could change one thing about how your life is organized, what would it be?
What it measures
Answers are scored across 4 dimensions. Each respondent gets a score for every one, shown side by side on a radar chart.
Home & Physical Space
Time & Calendar
Paperwork & Digital Admin
Systems & Habits
Result levels
The total score places each respondent in one of 4 levels, each with its own message on the result page.
Overwhelmed
Score below 48Things are running you. That is a systems gap, not a character flaw: one small system in your weakest area will change daily life faster than a weekend purge.
Keeping Up
Score 48–72You hold things together, but it takes constant effort and the same messes keep returning. Fix your lowest area and the rest gets easier.
Well Organized
Score 72–96Your basics are solid. What is left is consistency: a weekly reset that stops small slips from compounding.
Systems Master
Score 96+Your space, time and paperwork mostly run themselves. Pressure-test it: a big life change (move, baby, new job) is where systems get exposed.
How scoring works
There are no wrong answers: every option carries its own points. The points add up to an overall score — and, where the template defines dimensions, to a score for each one — so respondents get a personal breakdown instead of a pass or fail.
How to use this template
- Answer the live preview yourself to see exactly what a respondent sees, question by question.
- Copy it into your account — the questions, scoring logic and result pages all come with it.
- Rewrite the copy, add your own branding and call to action, then publish it on your own link or embed it on your site.