Two tools for taking stock of yourself

Little Map is a set of self-inventory tools made in Taiwan. Most of it is in Traditional Chinese. These two have been translated into English so that people who do not read Chinese can try them.

What do you actually value?15 to 45 minutesSort 93 value cards down to the 10 to 15 that matter most, then lay them out into a shape that means something to you. Most people find the cutting harder than they expect, and that is the part that does the work.Start →What are you good at?about 15 minutesRate 68 ability cards on two questions: am I good at it, and does using it matter to me? The answers sort themselves into six quadrants, each of which asks something different of you.Start →

Before you start

No account, no email needed. Nothing is gated.
Nothing is saved anywhere but this browser. No server, no database, nobody looking at your answers. Close the tab on a different device and you start again.
Take a screenshot of your result. That is the only way to keep it.
This is not therapy, assessment or diagnosis. It is a way of laying out what you already know so you can look at it.
The rest of Little Map is in Chinese. Seven other boards exist. None of them are translated yet.

Made by Derrick Peng in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The Chinese version is here.