ikigai-focus

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps people who feel scattered across too many projects, interests, or obligations identify the real overlap between what they love, what they are good at, what the world needs, and what can pay.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Evidence-based self-analysis: Pulls from project history, writing, observed work patterns, and field context instead of relying on vague self-reports.
• Career direction synthesis: Turns scattered efforts into one concrete recommendation, including a possible domain or name for the direction.
• Narrative framing: Explains how unrelated projects can be presented as evidence of a single coherent path.
• Use case: A founder, builder, or creator who feels unfocused can use this Skill to decide what to prioritize next and how to describe their work clearly.

Quick Start

Use the ikigai-focus skill to analyze my current projects and writing, then recommend the single focus direction I should pursue and how to explain it clearly.