Answer these four questions before you start searching for your next job...

John Tarnoff

Executive & Career Transition Coach

Don't let career uncertainty hold you back any longer. Take the first step towards unlocking your true potential and claiming a meaningful, purposeful career . Fill out your 4-question Ikigai Worksheet and embark on a journey of personal and professional growth.

The Worksheet is specially designed for mid-career professionals like you. This powerful tool will help you define your professional value, find your place in the job market, and craft a compelling career story.

Based on the Japanese concept of "Ikigai" the intersection of these four questions represents the perfect balance between what you are passionate about, what you are good at, what your world needs, and what you can be paid for.


This is the starting point that sets up your job search for success.

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What You'll Get From Answering These Four Questions!

01. Clarity


Get crystal clear on your strengths, passions, and how they align with the needs of the world. Identify the sweet spot where your talents meet the demands of the job market, ensuring you make an impactful contribution.

02. Confidence


Feel more self-assured as you uncover your unique value proposition. Armed with this knowledge, you can present yourself confidently, knowing you have something valuable to offer potential employers or clients.

03. Success


Use the insights gained from our Ikigai Worksheet to shape your career path strategically. By building upon your strengths and aligning them with your passions, you can sustain and grow your career successfully.

Don't give in to the arbitrary demands and questionable practices of the broken hiring system!


If you know who you are and what you offer, you'll be able to effectively make the professional connections you need to discover and (most importantly) get referred to the job opportunities that are best suited for you.

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