LIRAM
A “life map” service: people map their vision, values, and programmes, then an AI engine judges whether the three actually line up.
Problem
Plenty of people are busy every day yet feel they are going nowhere. Ordinary personality tests stop at self-knowledge; they never check whether the programmes someone is actually running support the life they say they want. Until now that check only existed through face-to-face mentoring, which caps how many people it can reach.
Solution
People fill in a nine-part life-map canvas — vision and mission, core values, three dimensions of maturity, flagship programmes, roadmap, and self-evaluation — straight from a phone. An AI engine then assesses the alignment between those parts: does the vision line up with the programmes, and do the programmes line up with the self-evaluation? The engine is calibrated on LIRAM's own body of work, not on a language model's general knowledge.
Features
Nine-part life-map canvas, comfortable to fill in on a phone
Alignment analysis across vision, programmes, and self-evaluation
Three service levels, from free to in-depth mentoring
Advanced report with a 30-60-90 day action plan
A mentor-only appendix kept separate from the user's report
Printable life-map result
Outcome
The official site is live and taking users, with a life-map canvas anyone can fill in for free. The analysis engine already runs through to the executive-coaching level. Deepening continues: the founder's body of work is being absorbed into the engine layer by layer.
