The Threshold
Where you are
The door you're actually standing in front of right now — not the one you think you're supposed to be standing in front of.
Intuitive Career Reading
Your career already knows the answer.
Three cards. One honest conversation about where you are, what's in the way, and your next move.
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The spread
Three cards. No crystal ball.
The deck doesn't predict your future — it hands you a set of questions you can see. Each card holds one part of the picture, and we talk your way through all three.
The Mirror
What's in the way
The thing you already know is holding you: the story, the fear, the loyalty, the “I'll just wait until after this project.”
The Ascent
Your next move
The smallest honest step that changes the trajectory. Not a five-year plan — the next real move, named out loud.
Clear expectations
What a reading is and isn't
What it is
- A coaching conversation that uses an intuitive card spread to surface what you already know.
- Space to say the quiet part out loud — with no HR file attached to it.
- A way to name the decision you've been circling for months.
- Practical: you leave with a next move, not a prophecy.
What it isn't
- Fortune-telling, or a yes/no verdict about your future.
- A replacement for therapy, or for medical or legal advice.
- A personality test with better graphics.
- An excuse to quit on Tuesday.
Who books a reading
The people who take care of everyone else
Careers in people work ask you to hold everyone's story except your own. A reading gives yours ten minutes of airtime.
- HR, People and L&D pros who spend all day holding other people's careers and none on their own.
- Anyone quietly considering a change who can't say it out loud at work.
- The person who keeps being told they're “so valuable where you are” — and that has become the trap.
- Anyone who wants a decision framework that isn't another spreadsheet.
Next step
Book your reading
Pick a time that works for you — the session is one conversation, and the cards do the rest of the asking.
You don't need a five-year plan. You need the next honest move.
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