Career change
You left in June. The suits are still hanging there.
A career does not only pay you. It tells you where to be, who to see, and what to say when someone asks what you do.
What actually changes
A life is a system. When one part changes, everything changes — which is why solving these one at a time so rarely works.
The wardrobe is a museum
Four suits for a job you left, and nothing for the life you actually have. Clothing is the fastest, cheapest signal to yourself that a chapter has genuinely ended.
The day has no edges
Work supplied the structure and it left with the job. Without a deliberate shape, the days blur, and blurred days are what make people say they have lost momentum.
The answer to "what do you do"
You will be asked it within a week. Having a true, comfortable sentence ready is worth more than it sounds, and most people improvise it badly for a year.
Usually the right fit
The Compass
Strategy and accountability first; the physical work can follow if you want it.