Six areas that decide how your kid copes when they leave home — 30 quick, honest questions. Two minutes now for a clear picture of exactly where they're strong, and where the next opportunity is.
You won't be there to remind them. To pack the bag, chase the homework, or smooth it over when it all goes sideways.
That's the day everything on this list actually gets measured — not by their marks, but by whether they can handle it on their own.
And here's the part that keeps parents up at night: capability isn't taught in the last week before they leave. It's built in a thousand small reps, years earlier. The job they didn't feel like doing. The money they saved instead of blew. The time they finished what they started when no one was watching.
Every "usually" you just ticked is a rep banked. Every "not yet" is one still waiting to happen.
That's the whole reason earnt. exists.
It turns the everyday — the jobs, the money, the responsibility handed back — into the daily reps that grow a capable adult. You've just seen where they are today. Give it 90 days, run this again, and watch the number climb — because that movement is your kid becoming ready.
Start building it — 7 days freeWe'll send you this score to keep, and a nudge in 90 days to run it again — so you can see the shift, not just guess at it.
This isn't a diagnosis or a report card — it's a conversation starter and a map. Every child develops at their own pace, and a lower score today just points to where the next opportunity is. The goal was never a perfect number. It's a capable kid.