Something needs to change. But what?

Perhaps you have one idea that keeps returning, but you don’t know whether it would actually suit you.

Maybe you have several possible directions and keep moving between them without exploring any one of them properly.

Or perhaps you don’t have a clear idea yet. You simply know that you want more meaning, creativity, autonomy, challenge or freedom in your working life.

You don’t need to choose your next career before joining.

The Maybe Project will help you work out what would be useful to explore - and find a small, realistic way to do it.

How the programme works

Over four weeks, you’ll move from broad career uncertainty to a focused hypothesis you can begin testing in real life.

Week 1 — Notice what you want

We’ll look at what is working, what feels missing and which possibilities or interests keep returning.

You’ll create a small landscape of possible directions without putting pressure on yourself to choose immediately.

You’ll leave with: a clearer understanding of what you want to change and which possibilities may be worth exploring.

Week 2 — Choose a useful question

You’ll separate what you know from what you currently assume and decide which uncertainty would be most useful to investigate.

You don’t need to choose the best option for your future. You only need to choose a question that could teach you something valuable now.

You’ll leave with: one focused hypothesis, the assumption behind it and a clear idea of what evidence could help you test it.

Week 3 — Design a small experiment

We’ll find a practical way to test your hypothesis without turning it into a major career commitment.

Your experiment will be designed around your circumstances, capacity and current level of readiness.

You’ll leave with: a clear experiment plan, evidence to look for and your first action already taken.

Week 4 — Make sense of what you learned

We’ll examine what happened without reducing the experiment to a simple success or failure.

You’ll decide whether to continue exploring, modify the idea, ask a better question, pause or let it go.

You’ll leave with: a considered conclusion and a practical 30-day next-step plan.

IS THIS FOR YOU?

The Maybe Project may be for you if…

• You know that something in your career needs to change, but you’re unsure what

• You have one career idea you can’t stop thinking about

• You have several possible directions and don’t know which to explore

• You keep researching, planning or thinking without moving any closer to a decision

• You’re worried about losing the security, status or progress you’ve already built

• You’re waiting to feel more certain or confident before taking action

• Your career looks fine from the outside - but no longer feels entirely right to you

It may not be the right programme if you want someone to choose a career for you, need immediate job-search support or expect to eliminate all uncertainty before taking action.

Programme format and what’s included

• Dates: 23 September - 14 October
  Time: 6 pm CET on Wednesdays
  Format: Four weekly 90-minute sessions on Zoom
  Group size: 2-8 participants
  Investment: $180

  Your place includes:

  • Four live group sessions with structured exercises, coaching and discussion

  • A pre-programme assessment and reflection questionnaire

  • The Maybe Project Workbook

  • Support designing a small experiment around your career question

  • Feedback on your hypothesis and experiment plan

  • A private group space for questions and accountability

  • Recordings of all sessions

  • A final evidence summary and 30-day next-step plan

Plan to spend approximately 60–120 minutes per week between sessions on reflection, focused exploration and your experiment.

Live attendance is strongly recommended because much of the value comes from discussion, coaching and feedback. Recordings will be available if you occasionally need to miss a session.

Give your maybe a fair test

You don’t need to know exactly where a possibility will lead before you begin exploring it. But if the same questions keep returning, it may be time to do more than think about them.

The Maybe Project will help you turn that uncertainty into something concrete: a hypothesis you can investigate, a small experiment you can begin and real evidence you can use.

Your experiment may open a promising direction, change the way you understand the original idea or show you that it isn’t worth pursuing. Whatever you discover, you’ll be moving forward with more than assumptions.