Two Paths Four Pillars
If you stand before two choices
Should I stay at my current company or move? Should I prepare more or seize the opportunity? Write down the conditions of two choices and what you value, and compare them with your Four Pillars.
Input and readings for this feature are available in Korean or Traditional Chinese (Taiwan/Hong Kong).
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After entering two choices, you can check initial clues for reading your current choice before payment.
Leaves required: 2. The full reading includes the chapters below.
- Differences Between Two Choices
- My Tendencies and Choice Conditions
- Flow to Examine in Each Path
- What to Check Before Choosing
Why write down the conditions of the choices together
Even the same job change concern differs depending on salary, work style, and preparation period. Two Paths Four Pillars reads your written real-world conditions and your tendencies from Four Pillars together. The more specifically you write down the two paths you're considering, the clearer the differences to compare become.
What to check after reading the answer
In the full reading, we explore what burdens and opportunities each choice presents, your current priority criteria, and what to check before deciding. Even if you learn new conditions, you can organize which parts to compare again.
What you need to start
Enter your birth information, your concern, the two choices to compare, and their respective conditions. You can also explore criteria you prioritize, such as income or stability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I only see job change concerns?
You can use it for concerns that compare two choices. You can directly write the title and conditions for each choice.
What's different from a general question-based Four Pillars reading?
My Question Four Pillars focuses on one question, while Two Paths Four Pillars is structured to read the differences by separately entering two choices to compare and their real-world conditions.