Find My Direction

“I have too many ideas and don't know which one deserves me.”

You become: Someone with a clear direction

Stop auditioning every idea at once. Inventory what you already have, run three cheap tests, and give one direction a real season.

7 actions4h 30m of work🧭 Finding direction🌱 Beginning🌊 Recovering

Understand

How to tell a real interest from a passing one.

Practice

Testing a direction cheaply instead of debating it.

Create

A written 90-day commitment with a start and end date.

Evidence

Three dated test logs and a direction you chose on purpose.

3/7actions open below — the rest unlock when the journey is yours.

Look inward

Find out what you actually care about and what you already hold.

Understand15m
List 20 things you'd care about even if nobody clapped
Timer on, 15 minutes, 20 items: problems, crafts, people, questions, things that annoy you that shouldn't. Don't filter for practicality — that's the next step's job. Then circle the five you'd still care about if nobody ever saw you do them.
You’ll have:A list of 20, with 5 circled.
Understand20m
Write your capability inventory
Four columns: skills I already have, resources I can reach, people who'd take my call, experiences nobody else has. At least five entries per column. Almost everyone undercounts this list by half — keep going past the point it feels done.
You’ll have:A four-column inventory with 20+ entries.

Replace speculation with three cheap, real tests.

Understand25m
Find 10 people two steps ahead of you
For your top three circled interests, find ten real people doing that work — not celebrities, people two steps ahead. Write one line each on what they actually do all day, not what their title claims.
You’ll have:10 names, one honest line each.

4 more actions · 3h 30m of work

A claim is permanent — this journey stays yours through every future price change. Slots are only ever spent by this button, never by browsing.

All 67 journeys, unmetered, for $9/mo.

Not today? Email yourself this journey.

Choose one, put it on a real calendar, and pre-commit the review.

Several actions above run straight through these. All free, no signup.

A playbook is the short version — a handful of steps ending in an artifact, rather than a change in what you can do.