Free tools
Two self-guided tools to see where you stand and what you want next. Many people get great results solo; coaching is there when you want to go deeper and faster.
Staying feels like the safe choice. It has a price too; you just don’t get an invoice for it. Pick what you want in 12 areas of work, rate how well your job delivers it, and see your result.
A one-page strategy tool to see your past, present and future side by side, so you can design your next move with clarity. Includes a short guide: harvest your past, clarify your present, de-risk your future.
Congratulations into taking the first step in the road to success.
You can download the Career Calibrator Canvas here.
We've sent you an email with it as well, so you can always find it when you need it.
A one-page strategy tool that shows your whole professional picture (past, present and future) so you can design your next career move with clarity and confidence.
About 60 to 90 minutes. Do it in one sitting or in short reflection sessions.
No. It is self-guided and many people get great results solo. A coach helps you go deeper and keeps you accountable. You can start on your own and add coaching later.
Yes, completely. The goal is to help more people make thoughtful career moves without spending months, or thousands, figuring it out.
That is exactly who it was made for. It helps you explore without pressure, using small experiments to learn what fits before you make big commitments.
Yes. Use the Canvas to clarify direction in about 90 minutes, then the Journal to go deeper, track actions and reflect weekly.
Want extra velocity?
A coach acts as a sparring partner, surfaces blind spots and keeps you accountable, so decisions move from “interesting” to “implemented”.
Alvaro de Salvo · your coach