Before you begin
Where do your love, your skill, the world's need, and your paycheck actually agree?
Most people can answer one or two of those on their own. Almost no one has looked at all four side by side. This does that in about two minutes — no essays, just taps — and hands you back a read of where they overlap, and where they're quietly working against each other.
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Twelve quick taps. Three questions each across what you love, what you're good at, what the world needs, what you can be paid for. Pick whichever option feels truest — the fast answer is usually the honest one.
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A first read. Where your answers converge, where they contradict, and the tension in each overlap worth sitting with.
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A couple of sharper questions. Tuned to whatever's murkiest in your answers specifically — optional, about a minute.
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Your Sweet Spot. Something to keep, print, or argue with.
What you love
What you're good at
What the world needs
What you can be paid for
Reading your answers…
Your Sweet Spot
Where your answers meet.
This is a mirror, not a verdict. Read it, argue with it, keep what's true.
Passion
Mission
Profession
Vocation
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Passion without needs:
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Mission without pay:
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Profession without meaning:
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Vocation without love:
Synthesis
Reality check
How much of this is true right now.
Testing your Sweet Spot against your current work or project — not who you are, but what you're actually doing.
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Overall fit
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Bottleneck:
Passion
Mission
Profession
Vocation