Knowledge: reality contact
- Where am I avoiding a fact my future will still have to face?
- What belief may need correction before it becomes more costly?
- Who or what helps me stay in better contact with reality?
Self-Trust Audit
The Self-Trust Audit
A reflective tool for discovering where your Future Self most needs your Present Self's care.
Become someone your future can trust.
A self-stewardship practice, not a clinical instrument.
The Self-Trust Audit is not a clinical instrument — and not a psychological test, assessment, screening, or diagnosis of any condition. It is a self-stewardship practice. Its purpose is to help you locate the domain where trust has weakened and where one trustworthy next act might begin.
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Four domains, twelve starting questions.
For v1, this page includes a preview rather than a full scoring app.
Values: meaningful orientation
- What have I been treating as urgent that is not truly important?
- What deserves protection in the chapter I am entering now?
- Where has comfort quietly displaced commitment?
Agency: enacted evidence
- What promise to myself has become too vague to keep?
- What small action would give my Future Self evidence of care?
- Where do I need a simpler commitment and a more honest measure?
Social Identity: truthful belonging
- Where am I performing belonging at the expense of honesty?
- What repair would make future connection more trustworthy?
- Who recognizes the person I am trying to become?
The four domains
Knowledge
reality contact
Can I trust what I see?
Reality contact, belief under correction, and the courage to update old maps.
Values
meaningful orientation
Can I trust what I care about?
Clarifying what deserves protection in this chapter of life.
Agency
enacted evidence
Can I trust what I do?
Turning insight into enacted evidence, one keepable commitment at a time.
Social Identity
truthful belonging
Can I trust where I belong?
Truthful recognition, repair, and community without self-betrayal.