Find a career that fits your brain, not just your résumé.
Pick your top 3 values and top 5 skills. We'll match you against 42 career paths — from fractional exec to sculptor, DJ, farmer, tour guide, fishing guide, and private concierge — each with real retraining and business setup cost estimates.
What matters most, and what are you good at?
Choose your top 3 values and your top 5 skills. We'll score every career path in the database against your picks and surface your best matches — each with a why-it-fits note and cost estimates for retraining and setting up on your own.
Your top matches
Pick 3 values and 5 skills to see matchesBrowse all 42 career paths
Filter by category, stimulation level, physical demand, and social contact — or toggle "Imaginative only" to see just the wildcard paths like sculptor, DJ, farmer, fishing guide, and ship captain.
Why these particular careers show up for you
The scoring is simple and transparent by design — no black box, so you can trust (and question) what you see.
Values carry more weight than skills
Each value match counts for more than each skill match — because a career that honors what you care about is more sustainable long-term than one that only uses what you're good at.
Skills confirm you can actually do it
Skill overlap is the reality check — it nudges the ranking toward paths where your existing abilities give you a genuine head start.
Every match shows the real cost of entry
Retraining time and cost, plus typical business setup cost, are estimated in euros so you can weigh excitement against runway before you leap.
Wildcards are marked, not hidden
Imaginative paths — sculptor, DJ, farmer, fishing guide, ship captain — carry a badge so you can decide how much risk appetite you want in your shortlist.
Numbers are directional, not quotes
Retraining and setup costs are indicative EU-adjacent ranges to help you compare paths — always get a proper quote before committing money.
Try a few different combinations
Run the matcher two or three times with slightly different value or skill picks — late-diagnosed ADHD adults often undersell skills that came so easily they didn't register as "skills."
Pick the ones that feel exciting, not "sensible"
The highest match score is a starting shortlist, not a verdict — trust your gut on which two or three genuinely make you curious to learn more.