“I’m mostly okay, just stuck on one thing.”
A single clarity session works well if you have a specific decision or pattern to untangle: a job offer, a role change, a study choice, or a pivot question.
Services
Whether you need one sharp conversation to get unstuck or a structured programme for a bigger transition, these are the ways we can work together.
You choose the level of depth: one-off clarity, short programmes, or transition support.
If you’re not sure which service you need, read this section, then skim the packages below. You can always describe your situation in the form and we’ll recommend one.
A single clarity session works well if you have a specific decision or pattern to untangle: a job offer, a role change, a study choice, or a pivot question.
A short programme (3–5 sessions) is better if you’re figuring out direction, planning a switch, or making sense of a non-linear or “messy” path.
Transition support is for periods where multiple things are changing: relocation, major career pivot, or life events that affect work and timing.
These are the core ways we work with individuals. If none of them quite fit, we can adjust after you tell us what’s actually going on.
Best for one focused decision or stuck point
Format
1 × 60–75 minute session
Best for direction, pivoting, and non-linear paths
Format
3–5 × 60–75 minute sessions
Best for relocation, big pivots, or complex life-work changes
Format
Custom plan (e.g. 4–8 sessions over several months)
If you’re overthinking which option to pick, this should help. If you’re still unsure after reading this, choose the smallest option that feels honest and we can adjust later.
| Feature | Clarity Session | Career Design Track | Transition Support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | One key decision or stuck point | Reworking direction or designing a pivot | Big life + career transitions over time |
| Typical length | 1 session | 3–5 sessions | 4–8+ sessions |
| Depth of mapping | Focused on one situation | Full story + patterns + constraints | Story, patterns, constraints + ongoing events |
| Between-session support | Summary email only | Light email check-ins where useful | Planned check-ins and adjustments |
| Good fit if you’re… | Mostly on track but stuck or unsure about one move | Re-evaluating your path or wanting to switch directions | Changing country, sector, role, or juggling major life changes |
No scripts, no fake “coaching voices”, no vague platitudes. Here’s the shape of a typical session.
You share what’s going on. We sharpen it into a question or problem statement we can actually work with in the time we have.
We lay out constraints, options, past attempts, and patterns. This often surfaces the real problem hiding under the one you walked in with.
We test different paths and decisions against your values, risk tolerance, energy, and life context—not just what “sounds good”.
You leave with a handful of tests, conversations, or changes you can actually make over the next 30–90 days—not a giant abstract life overhaul.
If you’re over-analysing whether to book, read these first. If you still can’t decide, tell us that in the form.
No. Sessions are online. We do have the deepest context for Canada (especially for students, newcomers, and professionals here), but we can still work with you if you’re elsewhere—as long as we’re honest about any limits in local market insight.
No. Anyone promising that is selling fantasy. What we can offer is clearer thinking, stronger positioning, more focused actions, and ongoing adjustment as reality shows up.
No. We talk about feelings because careers are emotional, but this is not therapy or crisis support. If we notice therapy would help alongside this work, we’ll say so directly and respectfully.
Then start with a single clarity session. Use it to design realistic self-guided experiments and, if useful, a plan for when to come back for deeper work.
Right now the focus is older teens and young adults who can be active participants in their own decision-making—not passive recipients of a plan made for them.
It depends on current capacity. Include your rough availability and urgency in the form. We’ll let you know honestly if the timing fits or if you’d be better off using free resources for now.
If reading this page hit a nerve, that’s your sign. You don’t have to sort everything out alone before you’re “allowed” to ask for help.