When you honestly look at your current job, which feeling is the dominant one? *

Exhaustion: I feel drained before the week even starts because I've spent my weekend worrying about everyone else or doing things I should do, not what I want to do

Fraudulence: I feel like I'm playing a role. People tell me I'm lucky to have this job, but I feel like I'm lying to myself and losing my integrity

Paralysis: I have so many ideas for what I could do, but I don't know where to start, so I do nothing

Numbness: I don't feel much. I just switch off my emotions, put on my professional mask, and survive the week on autopilot

How do you handle your energy during the workday? *

I perform well, but I'm constantly looking around thinking, "Is this it? Is this really what I'm supposed to do for the rest of my life?"

I do what is needed efficiently, but my soul is not in the building. I leave exactly at 6 PM

I get bursts of excitement about new personal projects or holidays, researching them for hours, but then crash when I look at my actual work tasks

My energy is scattered. I say yes to colleagues, extra tasks, or family demands to be nice, leaving me with zero energy for my own dreams

What is the main reason you haven't left your corporate job yet? *

Safety/Money: The salary is good, and I'm afraid I won't find this level of comfort anywhere else, even though it bores me to tears

Lack of focus: I don't know what to choose. I want to do everything (start a business, travel, write), so I freeze and stay put

Identity Crisis: I've invested so much in this career path. If I leave, who am I? I'm scared to lose the validation this role gives me

Guilt/Obligation: I feel responsible for my team/family/boss. I'm afraid of letting people down or being seen as rude for saying no

When you think about your purpose, what does the voice in your head say? *

You have 10 different passions. How can you possibly pick just one? You'll get bored if you choose

I know I'm meant for something bigger, but I'm terrified I'm not actually capable of it

I'll focus on my purpose once everyone else is taken care of or once things calm down. But they never do

Purpose is a luxury. Just be grateful for the paycheck and survive until the next holiday

What's your biggest shadow at work? *

Resentment: I do things for others but secretly feel angry that my time is being wasted and my boundaries are crossed

Cynicism: I find myself hating my boss or colleagues for small things, but deep down I know I'm just projecting my own unhappiness

Envy: I look at people living their truth (entrepreneurs, travelers, employees doing something that matters) and feel a mix of jealousy and sadness that I'm not brave enough

Distraction: I start a million tabs on my browser, read books, or plan side hustles instead of working

If you could wave a magic wand and change one thing instantly, what would it be? *

Aliveness: I would feel excitement and passion again, instead of this flat, grey survival mode.

Confidence: I would stop doubting my worth and finally trust that I can succeed outside of this corporate structure

Clarity: I would instantly know exactly which idea to pursue so I could stop overthinking and start doing

Freedom: I would have my time back. No more obligations, just time for me to rest and reconnect

Which phrase best describes your current relationship with yourself? *

I am a chaotic genius waiting for direction

I am a depleted giver waiting to be refilled

I am a hidden rebel waiting for permission to be fully me

I am a sleeping giant waiting to be woken up

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