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My approach starts with a plain audit of where you are: I map your skills, your work history and your actual goals onto a single page, then we test that page against the roles you say you want. I lean on structured interviews, competency mapping and a straightforward CV teardown to spot the gaps between what you offer and what employers ask for. No jargon, no filler, just a clear picture you can act on.
What to expect from a consultation with Ivan
A session with Ivan tends to start with a plain audit of where you are right now. You talk through your work history, your current situation and what you actually want, and Ivan maps it out so you can see the whole picture in one place. From there, he brings in clairsentient energy reading to reflect back the themes and undercurrents he picks up, offered as a fresh angle on what you have shared rather than fixed fact.
Expect a practical rhythm. Where you feel stuck on a yes-or-no question, Ivan may use a pendulum to prompt reflection and help you name what you are leaning towards. He keeps the tone straightforward, with no jargon and no filler, so the conversation stays focused on the choices in front of you.
Sessions usually close with practical action mapping. You and Ivan turn the discussion into a handful of clear next steps you can act on in your own time. Although Ivan mainly covers career decisions, he can also touch on love, relationships and broader life direction if those are shaping the crossroads you are facing.
Frequently asked questions
How does a session with Ivan work?
You talk through where you are and where you want to go, and Ivan combines a structured conversation with intuitive reading and action mapping. It is offered as guidance and entertainment to help you think clearly, not as a definite forecast.
How should I prepare beforehand?
It helps to arrive with a rough sense of your goals and any specific decisions weighing on you, plus a few questions you want to explore. There is no need to prepare documents, though jotting down your work history can make the conversation more useful.
What can a session cover, and what can it not do?
A session can help you see your options more clearly and set out practical next steps to try. It cannot promise particular outcomes, and it is not a substitute for professional medical, legal or financial advice.
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