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The Career Crossroads Scorecard
Find out exactly where you are - and what people who've moved through it did next.
This takes about 5 minutes.
13 questions across five dimensions: Clarity, Identity, Momentum, Support, and Mindset.
There are no right answers. The only useful answer is an honest one.
At the end, you'll get a free result that tells you which stage of the crossroads you're at and what that stage actually needs. If you want to go deeper, there's a full personalised report available for your specific segment.
I built this because nothing like it existed when he needed it most.
Don't rush. Be honest.
For each statement below, rate yourself from 1 to 5:
1 = Strongly disagree
5 = Strongly agree
Clarity
1. When I think about the next chapter, I have a sense of direction — even if I can't fully articulate it yet.
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2. If someone asked me to write down three things I'm genuinely drawn to — not just capable of — I could do it without staring at a blank page.
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Identity
3. My sense of self-worth is still closely tied to the level or title I held in my last role.
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4. The loss of routine, structure, and professional label has been one of the harder parts of this.
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5. When I'm not working, I know who I am — my values, interests, and what I stand for feel solid and mine.
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Momentum
6. I've had at least one meaningful conversation in the last two weeks that moved something forward — however slightly.
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7. Most days pass without me taking any action that connects to where I want to go.
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8. I can point to at least one green shoot — something small that suggests things are starting to move.
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Support
9. I have someone in my corner who has navigated a transition like this themselves — not just someone who cares about me.
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10. When I talk to the people closest to me about my next steps, I feel genuinely supported rather than subtly pressured.
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Mindset
11. The pressure I'm under — financial, family, or time — is making it harder to think clearly about what I actually want.
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12. I find myself making decisions based on what feels safe rather than what feels right.
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13. I trust my own judgment about what the next move should be — even when the people around me aren't so sure.
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