DAITT® (say “date”) is five letters that work two ways: for your wealth and for your whole life. Pick a path, rate 10 statements and see which letter needs you most.
A free, ten-statement self-check from Dr. Pat Pachciarz®. It takes a few minutes. You rate each statement from 1 to 5, and you get a score for each letter plus one educational next step. It runs in your browser: no form, no sign-up, and nothing is saved or sent.
Choose a path. When you finish, we will invite you to take the other one.
Five money areas, in the order we work them: debt first, trust last. Rate each statement from 1 (not like me) to 5 (very much like me).
Five parts of a whole life: body, emotions, mind, purpose and money. Rate each statement from 1 (not like me) to 5 (very much like me).
The same five letters describe two kinds of strength. On the wealth side, DAITT® is the order we work your money in: debt first, trust last. On the wellness side, the DAITT® Method covers your body, emotions, mind, purpose and money. Treasury, the last T, is the full wealth DAITT® in one letter. That is the crossover: someone who comes for the money often finds the wellness letters matter just as much, and the other way around. Read more in What does DAITT® mean? or explore the Wellness DAITT® Method at Pinnacle Coordinated Wellness.
It means setting aside time, like a date, to check in on the five areas that shape the life you are building. DAITT® is pronounced “date.” This quiz is a ten-statement check-in you can take in a few minutes.
Say “date.”
The Wealth DAITT® path covers Debt Optimization, Advanced Planning, Private Wealth Investments, Tax Strategy and Tax Filing, and Trust Planning. The Wellness DAITT® Method path covers Discipline of the body, Awareness, Intellect, Trust and Treasury. Treasury is the full wealth DAITT® in one letter.
Start with the one on your mind today. Either path ends with an invitation to take the other, because money and well-being affect each other.
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No. It is an educational self-check, not medical, financial or tax advice, and it does not diagnose anything.
This quiz is educational. It is not medical, financial or tax advice, and it does not diagnose anything. For your own situation, talk with your doctor, a licensed professional, your CPA or your advisor.