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 famous 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 the four circles properly.
- Six questions that reveal what you actually want — Not 'where do you see yourself in five years.' Six specific questions that surface what you love, what you're built for, and what you've been dismissing, and why each one works.
- Why career quizzes don't work (and what does) — Career tests have a structural flaw: they 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 — Real numbers: career coaches run $75 to $250 per hour, executive coaches $220 to $550, and typical packages $1,000 to $2,500. When coaching is worth it, when it isn't, 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.
The Clarity Map — six honest questions, a personalized report within 24 hours, €19.