Figure out where your career is going — and use AI to help you get there.
Most career advice doesn't land, because the person hearing it hasn't done the thinking that would make it useful. This is a short book about doing that thinking: an honest read on where you are, a sharper eye for what's in front of you, and a patient AI thinking partner you build yourself in about two minutes.
Find Your Way follows a deliberate path. It opens with an honest reckoning — where you actually are, underneath the resume version of yourself. From there it teaches you to see the opportunities already forming around you, the ones that never arrive with a label. Then it takes on the most underrated skill in any career: actually deciding, instead of letting the situation quietly decide for you.
Only then does it turn to AI — not as an answer machine, but as a thinking partner for the messy, personal work of figuring out what you want. You'll build your own version of that partner, an agent called Compass, and learn the habit of returning to it. And it closes with the people no tool can replace: mentors, and the pre-work that finally makes their time count.
The whole thing runs as a loop — each pass leaves you with sharper questions than the last.
Compass prepares you. A mentor accelerates you.
They're not competing — they're sequential. The work you do alone, and with the agent, is what makes every human conversation about your career land.Every copy comes with a system prompt that turns a free Claude account into a purpose-built career thinking partner. It's warm but direct — a coach, not a cheerleader — and it remembers where you've been.
Setup takes about two minutes, costs nothing, and the prompt is yours to edit forever. Set it up here →
A short read and a tool you'll actually come back to.
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