What problem does it solve?
Provides a clear, practice-oriented lens to diagnose know–do gaps, moral dilemmas, and decision paralysis by applying Wang Yangming's "致良知" (reach good conscience) framework so users can move from conflicted awareness to concrete action.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Diagnose know–do gaps: Identify whether a user's hesitation comes from genuine uncertainty or from private desires and fears that obscure true judgment.
- Moral and leadership guidance: Offer stepwise, heart-led action plans for ethical dilemmas, team conflicts, and high-stakes decisions with historical examples (e.g., Dragon Field insight, Ningwang campaign) as illustrative analogies.
- Practice-focused coaching: Use targeted reflective questions, minimal viable action suggestions, and daily self-inspection prompts to convert insight into behavior.
- Use cases: deciding whether to confront a partner, resolving a values-versus-profit dilemma, coaching leaders through crisis decisions, and turning theoretical knowledge into tested practices.
Quick Start
Use Wang Yangming's perspective to evaluate whether my hesitation to confront a cofounder stems from fear or a genuine moral conflict and propose the smallest actionable next step.
