A compass has two needles: a Workview (what work is for) and a Lifeview (what life is for). Answer a handful of short questions and they'll assemble into a statement in your own words — a reference point you can hold any big decision up against.
Each question below is a fill-in-the-blank. Finish the sentence honestly — a few words or a few lines, whatever comes. As you type, your answers stitch together into a living statement at the bottom of each section. Aim for honest, not perfect.
A tip: write about why, not what. Not “I want to be a nurse,” but “work matters to me because…”.
Why you work — finish each sentence.
Why we're here — finish each sentence.
A good compass is coherent — your work and life views point roughly the same way.
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