The prompts adapt to how defined your path currently is.
Each layer validates the one above it.
See how each answer branches from the previous one.
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Depth 4
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5 guided prompts
Layered whys
Auto-generated summary
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The five whys format is useful when a career answer sounds true but still feels too broad. Keep asking why until the reason names a value, constraint, skill, environment, or tradeoff you can act on.
Tip
If your answer is "more money," ask what the money enables. That deeper reason usually reveals the real criteria.
A good reflection session should produce decision criteria, not just a journal entry. Use the answers to decide what a role must offer, what you can compromise on, and which warning signs matter before the next interview.
Tip
Write your top three must-haves on a sticky note and compare every new opportunity against them.
The final summary can become interview language, a networking note, or a filter for job descriptions. Revisit it when a new opportunity looks attractive but does not match the reasons you already uncovered.
Tip
Revisit your summary every three months. Your priorities shift more than you think.