Histos maps what you love, what you're good at, what the world needs and what pays. Then a journal checks the map against how you actually live.
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Four circles. Where they overlap, meaning concentrates. Drop an item where it belongs, or where you suspect it belongs, and read what the intersection says back.
Said yes to the mentoring ask1 even though the week was already full. Tired, but the right kind of tired. Teaching keeps choosing me2.
Skipped the run again, though. Third time this month3. I keep saying health comes first.
Write normally. When an entry touches a value, or something that rhymes with one, Histos links it the way memory does: loosely. Over time your values sort themselves into three honest piles.
Later, tested values become goals, and goals become process.
Map your ikigai, chart where your interests intersect, and let the journal test what you find against how you spend your weeks.
Four overlapping circles. Drag what fills your days between them and watch a center of gravity emerge.
The same question from another angle. Your interests, values and skills as a living graph, so you can see where they converge.
Write normally. Histos listens for values, even when you only circle them, and sorts what it hears into espoused, tested and wobbly.
ἱστός, histós: the loom, and the cloth taking shape on it. Histos is where the separate threads of a life get worked into one piece.