Career Direction Diagnostic
When the career you built no longer feels like yours.
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Successful, and somehow no longer moved by it
Successful, and somehow no longer moved by it
You have built a good career. The income is solid, the title is earned, and there is no urgent reason to change anything. Yet the next promotion isn't appealing anymore, and work that once gave you energy now mostly drains it.
This often happens in the late thirties and early forties. The question quietly shifts from “how to succeed?” to “what does success mean to me?” It is not a crisis. It is a sign that what you need from work has changed.
Does this sound familiar?
Does this sound familiar?
— You are good at your job, but the next step up no longer interests you.
— You no longer work only to survive, and you would like your work to mean something.
— You feel there is something else, but you cannot name it, so you stay where you are.
Beneath the boredom
Beneath the boredom
Boredom is rarely about the job alone. Many careers are based on choices made in our twenties: it was logical, it paid the bills, it was interesting to try, and then it sticked. Those choices worked, and that is exactly why they are hard to question now.
The deep psychological diagnostic looks at who you are today: your personality, your values and what genuinely gives you energy. From there, new directions become visible, and the reasons you have not moved yet.
How it works
How it works
01 · Assessment
01 · Assessment
Five diagnostic tests, done online in your own time. A proven system with 20-years proof, compiled by a clinical psychologist with 30+ years experience in coaching and therapy (we collaborate on different projects since my Master's study in Psychology, where she was my tutor).
02 · Exploring
02 · Exploring
Three sessions to unpack your background, goals and results, and to test what fits.
03 · Direction
03 · Direction
A full report, three concrete career directions, and a roadmap for your next step.
FREE SELF-REFLECTION SHEET
Is it time for a career change?
Is it time for a career change?
Not sure yet whether you need a new career, or something else? This short sheet helps you understand why your work no longer satisfies you, and what kind of change would genuinely help.
What you leave with
What you leave with
Clarity on 3 concrete career directions that fit your psychology, your values and what truly energises you.
Understanding why each direction fits: what in your nature makes it a match, what you would be moving toward, and what you would be moving away from.
A concrete plan of action: who to talk to, what to research, which skill to test or which industry to explore.
What is included
What is included
5 diagnostic tests that give sharp insight into who you are, which careers and roles fit you, and where your potential is. They also show why you feel stuck and how to move forward.
A full report on your strengths, development areas and the career directions that fit your profile.
3 sessions to unpack your background, goals and challenges, and how the new insights can help you move in a new direction.
A career pivot strategy: key milestones, considerations and a roadmap.
CV and cover letter advice (on request).
Practical details
Practical details
Duration: one month.
Location: Online or Offline in a beautiful office in Amsterdam
What clients say
What clients say
FAQs
FAQs
Do I need to know what I want before we start?
Do I need to know what I want before we start?
No. Most people come precisely because they do not.
Will this tell me to quit my job?
Will this tell me to quit my job?
No. Sometimes the answer is a new career, sometimes a different role, or a new way of doing the same work. The aim is clarity, not change for its own sake.
What happens after the diagnostic?
What happens after the diagnostic?
You leave with a roadmap you can follow on your own. If you would like my support putting it into action, we can continue working together.
Not ready for a conversation yet? You can start with the free self-reflection sheet →
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