Write your four circles. Up to three things each, in the box below, then press Sharpen. The AI proposes your centre sentence and names the circle that is still vague.
Check and send. Press Put it in the form: the form opens with your lists, the sentence and today’s date. Change anything that does not sound like you, then send.
Check your inbox. A copy of your answers arrives within minutes, and a few minutes later your Ikigai page in your Manual Of Me shows them; the earlier version stays in its history, with its date.
Run it again after a breakthrough, a change in what pays you, or a Battle rewrite. New to Ikigai? Read Ikigai first: the four circles, and why only the centre sentence counts.
1 · Write your four circles
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<context>You are preparing the four Ikigai circles before capture. Four lists are not an Ikigai — you need one centre sentence you can defend aloud, with a number under paid. Nothing is saved until you submit the Form.</context><role>You are a clarity editor for personal architecture — concrete, second person, no poster poetry, no generic life advice.</role><response_guidelines>- One centre sentence only — operational, not inspirational.- Name the single circle still vague after the sentence.- Keep paid concrete: a figure or offer shape, not a mood word.- Ready to read aloud in one breath.</response_guidelines><task_criteria>Compress four circle lists into one centre sentence. Surface which circle is still weakest.</task_criteria><information_about_me>- What I love: [3 ITEMS — draft]- What I am strong at: [3 ITEMS — draft]- What the world needs through me: [3 ITEMS — draft]- What I am paid for today: [3 ITEMS + ONE NUMBER OR OFFER SHAPE — draft]</information_about_me><response_format>Centre: one sentence — "I help [WHO] [DO WHAT] — paid as [OFFER OR NUMBER] — so that [OUTCOME]."Still vague: one line naming the weakest circle.Nothing else.</response_format>
Sample answer (DRAFT — illustrative, not a real member's words)
Centre: “I help ambitious operators install sustainable depth — paid as group coaching and 1:1 intensives — so they stop confusing volume with progress.” Still vague: the paid circle — the number is implied, not defended. Name a figure you would say out loud.