Clarity Guides — honest answers on career direction
- How to get career clarity (without hiring a coach) — Career clarity doesn't come from more thinking. A practical method: map four things you already know, rank the overlaps, and test the answer in 90 days.
- The ikigai diagram isn't Japanese, and it won't tell you what to do — The four-circle 'ikigai' diagram was drawn by a Spanish astrologer in 2011 and relabeled in 2014. Why the empty diagram fails, and how to use it properly.
- How to figure out what to do with your life, in six questions — How to figure out what to do with your life, using six questions and evidence from the life you already live. No five-year plans, no passion hunting.
- Why career quizzes don't work (and what does) — Career tests can only reflect the self-image you feed them. The Mirror Problem explained, plus the three things that produce real answers.
- What a career coach costs, and when it's actually worth it — Career coaches charge $75 to $250 an hour, and a three to six month package runs $1,000 to $2,500. When coaching is worth it, and what to do first.
- Stuck between two paths? Stop weighing. Start testing. — Pro/con lists don't work for identity-sized decisions. Why your brain keeps looping, and a 90-day testing method that produces an answer you can trust.
- Cheaper alternatives to a career coach, and what each one is good for — A coaching package runs $1,000 to $2,500. Cheaper options, from free public career services to single sessions, with real prices and their limits.
- Is it burnout or the wrong career? How to tell before you quit — Burnout and the wrong career feel the same from the inside. Four tests that separate them, why a holiday won't tell you, and why not to decide on empty.
The Clarity Map — six honest questions, a personalized report within 24 hours, €19.