You know what you're working on.
But do you know what you're building toward?
Get clear on what truly matters, design your life.
Turn that clarity into intentional choices for the life ahead.
Exploring the Possible Future Paths
Sketch versions of your life, explore possibilities and find what matters underneath them. Free, and it takes about 30 minutes.
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Genny Chia
Educator and content creator
I bring together two disciplines that don't usually sitĀ together
Positive Psychology
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Design Thinking.
Somewhere along the way, I became fascinated by one question. What if we applied that same intentionality to designing our own lives?
That question became my work. I'm not here to tell you what your life should look like. There are enough people doing that already. My job is to help you turn down the volume on their opinions and turn up your own. The direction you choose should be one you recognise as yours.
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On paper, everything is fine. You have a career or a business. Goals. A full calendar. You're getting things done.
And still, somewhere in the middle of all that doing, a question keeps surfacing that never quite gets an afternoon free enough to be answered.
Is this actually the life I want?
Knowing how to take action was never your problem. You're already good at that. The harder question is which actions are worth taking in the first place. Most goal-setting skips straight past it.
You can get very efficient at climbing a ladder without checking which wall it's leaning against. For capable people, failure is rarely the real risk. The real risk is succeeding at a direction you never chose.
The answer is not another plan. It's a clearer picture of the life you want to build, so every plan after it has somewhere to point.
Don't start with the goal.
Start with the life.
I bring together two disciplines that rarely sit side by side.
Positive psychology shows what supports meaning and well-being. Design thinking gives you a way to explore options, test assumptions and move forward before you have the perfect answer.
Together they follow one principle... understand before you solve. You find out what matters to you first. Then you design goals, work and a business that serve it.
START EXPLORING NOWYearly Goal Setting
Turn your direction into a year that matters. For when you know what matters and need to know how to live it.
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Awareness before ambition
Review where your time and energy went this past year (not the filtered version you remember), identify what energised versus drained you, and spot the invisible patterns running your life.
Alignment before achievement
Design goals that reflect both external progress and internal values, so what you're building creates lasting fulfilment, not just impressive outcomes.
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Systems over motivation
Create supportive structures that make the next step obvious, building behavioural momentum through small actions repeated consistently.
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You'll move from scattered resolutions to intentional design, from reactive living to purposeful progress.
Developed for people ready to stop running the year on autopilot, so they can design it with clarity and intention instead of reacting their way through it.
Enrolment for the Masterclass opens each year, November through January.
GET ON WAITLISTFrom Drifting to Designing Your Year
I've created a library of practical frameworks to help you move from scattered living to intentional design, so you can live led by your values, pursue what matters, and achieve fulfilment. Each video walks you through specific strategies you can apply immediately.
Why Your Goals Keep Failing (And It's Not About Discipline)
Most goal-setting advice tells you to try harder. I'll show you the three structural mistakes that keep you busy without creating fulfilmentāand the frameworks that create lasting change instead.
How to Actually See Where Your Year Went (So You Can Build a Better Year)
Your memory is a terrible record keeper. Learn the review system that reveals where your energy went, what patterns you've been repeating, and what needs to change.
