Free · 2 to 3 minutes
Quick Map
A four-question questionnaire that gives you a first reading of where you are, plus a short guide for this week.
Take the Quick MapCareer Transition Map
Before you decide your next step, locate where you are.
There are moments when work stops giving you a clear answer. You keep doing what's expected, but something no longer fits the way it did. The Quick Map helps you locate that point, without turning it into a label.
It's not for choosing a career. It's for understanding the moment you're going through.
This can help if you're still keeping up with what's expected of you, but notice the way you used to work, decide, or show up no longer holds. Sometimes it shows up as exhaustion. Sometimes as a layoff, a change of direction, the fear of becoming irrelevant, a loss of meaning, or a mix that doesn't have a name yet.
- This can help if you're employed and something about your work no longer fits the way it did.
- This can help if you left a job and still don't know how to tell the story of what happened, or what comes next.
- This can help if you're exploring options, but none of them settle the real question underneath.
Start with a short reading. If it's useful, you can go deeper.
The first map doesn't try to close your story or tell you who you are. It gives you a first location. If that reading helps, you can access the Full Map to go deeper.
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Quick Map
You answer 4 questions and get a first reading of your current moment, plus a one-page Canvas with guiding questions for you to write on your own. Afterward you can tell us if it described you, if it fell short, or if something didn't sound accurate, and if you want, we'll send you all of it by email.
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Quick feedback
We ask a few short questions to understand what part of the map was useful and what needs adjusting.
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Access to the Full Map
The Full Map is a paid experience. After buying it, you receive a private email link to answer 11 questions and get a deeper reading.
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Full Map
With those answers, we prepare a deeper reading: where you are, what might be weighing on you, and what a reasonable first move could look like. It includes a pre-filled Transition Canvas and a practical 14-day guide to test it, one day at a time.
The map doesn't try to solve your working life. It tries to give you a clearer way to look at it.
The result doesn't assign you a personality type. It shows you a likely zone in the process: carrying something that already weighs on you, standing at a threshold, moving through the fog, exploring possibilities, pulling a thread together, or holding a new direction.
- A first location
- A reading of the zone of the map that comes through most strongly in your answers, with words to name what might be happening without reducing it to a label.
- A small orientation, not a prescription
- A direction for where to look before deciding what's next.
- A deeper reading if you want it
- If the Quick Map is useful, you can access the Full Map: more questions, more nuance, built to help you understand your situation better.
Quick Map · Zone: Threshold
Something changed, or stopped happening, and you can't act like nothing did. This zone doesn't show the destination yet: it shows that something closed, even while everyone around you keeps asking for quick answers. Before choosing what's next, it can help to understand what's closing.
Illustrative example: not a real result
Full Map · Zone: Threshold
Your answers show a before and after: something ended, stopped arriving, or stopped holding up the way it used to. The old answer is starting to lose its grip, but that doesn't mean the new one has to show up right away. What matters now is protecting this stretch: understanding what ended before using urgency as your compass.
Along with this reading, you get a pre-filled Transition Canvas and a practical 14-day guide with one concrete action per day.
Illustrative example: not a real result
This can guide you, but the decision is still yours.
The map has a specific scope: it helps you locate where you are in a transition process. It doesn't replace therapy, legal advice, financial advice, or any other form of specialized support. Those are different tools, for different moments.
Your answers aren't reviewed routinely. If you leave feedback about your result, the Proa Nova team may review it to refine the reading and improve the product, and we might write to you to better understand what didn't work. We won't publish personal information or testimonials without your permission. You can ask us to delete them at any time by writing to support@proanova.com. If you describe a situation of serious risk, we'll point you toward professional support or immediate help.
Everything in this map
Start free. Go further only if it helps.
Free · no email
Library
Short readings for one small step: pausing before you decide, carrying less, asking for a conversation.
See the libraryPaid · price on the page
Full Map
Eleven questions, a private reading of where you are, a pre-filled Transition Canvas and a 14-day plan with one small step a day. You don't need to take the Quick Map first.
See the Full MapIf you're supporting someone through that change
If you're close · USD 19
Guide for Supporting Someone in a Career Transition
For a partner, family member, friend or colleague of someone changing direction at work who doesn't know how to help without pushing.
See the guideIf you lead a team · USD 39
Leader's Guide to Supporting a Career Transition
For people who lead someone who's thinking of leaving, changing roles or starting over, and want to support them without holding them back or judging them.
See the guideIf supporting people is your work · USD 97
Practice Guide for Coaches and Mentors
For coaches and mentors who work with people in a career transition and want a framework, limits and questions for each moment.
See the guideNo signup · 2-3 minutes
If any of this sounds like your moment, start with the Quick Map.
It's four questions. At the end you get a first reading, and if you want to continue, you can access the Full Map.
Take the Quick Map