Your Move

A free AI tool for people who have more to offer than they think

I got a call recently from a friend I’ve known for a very long time. He’s smart, funny, articulate, wildly capable, incredibly creative and completely stuck. He’s seen what I’ve been doing on social media and wanted to talk about it. We ended up on the phone for over an hour.

He told me he doesn’t know where he fits anymore. He’s looking at everything that’s happening in the world and he’s paralyzed. He talked about the political chaos, the economic uncertainty, the AI stuff, the feeling that the ground keeps shifting under his feet. He’s got all this experience and all these skills and talents and he can’t figure out what to do with any of it. He knows he’s got more to give. He just can’t see how any of the pieces connect into something that makes sense going forward.

So I told him to do what I’d done, to get on Claude or ChatGPT and start mapping everything: Every job, every side project, every creative endeavor, everything people ask for help doing, every random thing he’s tried that never went anywhere, etc. I gave him a bunch of instructions for how to have that conversation with AI so it would pull out the patterns and show him the connections. Things that look random and scattered when you’re living them usually have a clear thread running through them. You just can’t see it from the inside.

After we hung up I thought, I just rattled off a whole bunch of instructions off the top of my head that I should turn into something anyone can use without me on the phone with them.

So I did.

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The thing is, he’s not the only one. I’m hearing some version of this from people across every age group right now, and it’s coming from three different directions.

There are people like my friend (and myself) who never followed the traditional recipe. Their careers are all over the map, they’ve done a little bit of everything, and from the inside it looks like a mess. It’s not a mess. It’s a just a pattern they haven’t been able to see yet because nobody’s ever helped them connect the dots.

Then there are people who did follow the recipe. They went to school, got the degree, built the career, checked the boxes. And now they’re standing in the middle of everything they were supposed to want and it doesn’t fit. The recipe worked. They just ended up with something they no longer want to eat.

And then there are younger people, my kids age, who already know the recipe is broken. They’re watching the traditional path fall apart in real time and they’re looking for a completely different approach. They don’t need to be convinced that things have changed. They need tools for figuring out what comes next.

All three groups are asking the same question: What now?

I built a free tool called Your Move. It walks you through the same kind of conversation I had with my friend, and the exact same thing I did using AI, which eventually led to the creation of Transformative Creativity. It’ll walk you through every step. You don’t need to be tech savvy. You don’t need any experience with AI. If you can copy and paste, you can do this.

It takes about 30 minutes. By the end, you’ll have a map of the patterns running through your professional and creative history, the connections between things you thought were unrelated, and a list of real possibilities based on your actual life. Not generic advice. Not a personality quiz. Not a career assessment designed by someone who’s never met you. A picture of your own patterns, built from your own story, with possibilities you probably haven’t considered.

The point of this isn’t to hand you a career plan or tell you what to do with your life. The point is to give you your agency back. When you can see your own patterns clearly, when you can see that everything you’ve done actually connects into something that makes sense, it changes how you feel about the future. You stop feeling stuck and you start getting excited about what’s possible. Trust me when I tell you that shift matters more than any plan.

And if you’ve been hearing about AI and feeling intimidated by it or unsure where to start, this is a great first experience. You’re not learning AI for the sake of learning AI. You’re using it to do something that actually matters to you. That’s the best way in, and honestly, it’s a pretty accurate representation of how I think AI should be used: as a tool for helping you see what you can’t see on your own, so you can start taking action on it.

Your Move is free. Subscribe now to start your own map now.

Your move.

(See what I did there?)