What Is Life Testing You On Right Now?Jason Rigby shares an idea he found from Ben Meer about GMAT test strategy: instead of driving into a hard problem, step back and ask, “What is the test maker actually testing me on right now?” He applies this to life, suggesting that challenges aren’t random chaos but tests of specific skills you need to develop, shifting you from reactive victimhood to intentional, strategic growth. He gives examples like a difficult boss (boundaries, communication, courage), money stress (abundance beliefs, practical skills, self-worth), and his own pattern of being taken advantage of (learning to say no). Drawing on concepts from the Bible, Buddhism, and Marine Corps boot camp, he recommends taking three deep breaths, asking what the situation is testing, and then practicing the skill through action for a week to stop repeating patterns and “level up.”00:00 Crisis To Breakthrough00:00 Introduction and Mind-Blowing Realization00:10 The Power of a Single Question01:04 Applying the Test Maker's Perspective01:04 GMAT Story Setup01:35 The One Question02:31 Life As A Test02:33 Life's Challenges as Tests03:06 Work And Money Examples03:30 Practical Examples and Personal Stories04:29 Power Shift Mindset04:30 The Power Shift: From Victim to Creator05:11 Spiritual and Practical Insights05:11 Spiritual Framing Lessons06:26 Boundaries Personal Example07:36 Boot Camp Perspective08:19 Three Breaths Practice09:25 Choose Skills And Respond10:03 Final Thoughts and Weekly Challenge10:03 One Week Challenge10:50 Final Pop Quiz Wrap