How far ahead do you plan?

Free tools for students and families to plan further ahead and own what they build. Try a quick choice and watch where you land on the ladder.

Level 6 plans for the next few minutesLevel 1 plans for generations

Assessment: 12 questions, about 4 minutes · Game: about 15 minutes · Everything stays on this device

Two steps. Find your level, then level up.

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Find your level

12 everyday questions in about 4 minutes. See how far ahead you plan in faith, family, fellowship, fitness, finances and fun.

It takes two keys to climb.

Tap both keys to unlock Level 1.

Locked

Six areas. Keep all six growing.

We call them the 6 Fs. The long game isn't only about money. Tap an F, then pick the choice that plays the long game.

Faith

Your relationship with God, and living His way: prayer, worship, reading Scripture, honesty when no one is watching, and serving others.

Long game: Putting God first every day: praying, worshiping, giving and doing what's right even when it costs you.

Short game: Only turning to God in a crisis, and doing whatever is easiest in the moment.

Family

The people you belong to by blood, marriage or adoption: parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters, and one day your own spouse and children.

Long game: Showing up, helping at home, honoring your parents, and building something to pass down.

Short game: Only showing up when it's convenient or when you need something.

Fellowship

Your relationships outside your family: friends, classmates, coworkers, neighbors, mentors and your church family, built on trust, loyalty and teamwork.

Long game: Building trust over years, keeping your word, having people's backs, and mentoring others.

Short game: Gossip, using people, and burning bridges.

Fitness Body & mind

Taking care of the body and mind God gave you: rest, healthy food, exercise, managing stress, and protecting your focus and attention.

Long game: Daily habits that keep you strong, rested and clear-headed.

Short game: Whatever feels good right now: junk food, late nights, cramming, endless scrolling.

Finances

How you earn, spend, save, invest, give and own: your work, your skills, budgets, debt, and the homes and businesses you build.

Long game: Owning things that pay you, and building wealth that lasts for generations.

Short game: Spending money as soon as it lands, and borrowing for things you don't need.

Fun

Rest, play and enjoyment: hobbies, sports, music, games, trips, celebrations and time with friends that refill you without draining your budget.

Long game: Planned fun that refills you and fits your budget.

Short game: Fun that drains you or costs more than you have: endless scrolling, gambling, trips on credit.

Small things grow.

Put $25 a week to work at about 7% a year. Slide to choose the age you start.

$0by age 60

The same idea works in every F. Pick one:

Uses 7%, a long-run average for the stock market, not a promise. Some years go down. Rounded, not financial advice.

Which level are you on?

Each level is how far ahead you plan, from the next few minutes to the next generation. Not how much money you have today. Tap a step.

Which rung are you on today? Twelve questions. Four minutes. Then start climbing.