Who we support
These aren't specific people, but the journeys are real. This is what happens when someone starts the method.
Ana, 21
She's had ideas for three semesters. She notes them in Notion and abandons them as soon as she gets excited about another one.
JourneyShe takes the diagnostic and gets the Impulsor profile. She spends 30 days choosing a single idea (an accessible note-taking service for classmates with ADHD). Then she joins the quarterly launchpad group and builds a pilot.
Result
Today she has 40 people on the waiting list. And, above all, she left the other four ideas untouched for those 30 days.
Lucía, 24
She knows she wants to do something social. She doesn't know what. Lots of indignation about various issues and no concrete idea.
JourneyDiagnostic: Explorer. Three initial sessions to sort out values and interviews with three people already doing things in her neighbourhood. Identifies the cause: youth employability in peripheral neighbourhoods.
Result
She launched a pilot programme with a local association and secured €5,000 from a municipal grant for the first year.
Jorge, 29
He has a micro-business earning €200/month, has been like this for a year and a half, doesn't want to close it but doesn't know how to grow.
JourneyStrategist diagnostic. Works on Phase 6 (sustain and grow). Weekly human mentor in the Pro launchpad group, the AI mentor every day for better decisions.
Result
Went from €200 to €2,000/month in six months. Most importantly: he stopped trying to do everything at once.
Marta, 38
Works at a multinational. Wants to leave and build something of her own without leaping into the void. Has been putting it off for years.
JourneyShe follows the method alongside her job. Roadmap designed so she doesn't burn out: two blocked hours a week, one experiment a month.
Result
After a year she could leave her job. The impact consultancy she built in parallel was earning enough to live on without surprises.
Also for organisations
Some organisations contract us to implement the method with their young people. They usually fall into four types.
Local governments
Municipal youth entrepreneurship programmes with impact data the council can show.
Educational centres
Sixth-form and VET in social innovation. Itinerary adapted to the academic calendar.
Foundations and NGOs
Supporting beneficiaries so the concern they already have matures into something sustainable.
Coworking spaces
The method and the mentor to enrich the community you already have.
Does any case look like yours?
The next step is to see where you are. Five minutes.
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