Drawings

Three ways to see the same life

The interests stay. The drawing changes. Try them on Mara’s map, then on yours.

A woman biking a painted city path at sunrise, easy and sure of the route.

Transit map

Each cluster is a colored route. Your interests are the stops. A label at the crossing says why two parts of your life meet. Choose this if you want a clear path.

A man on a grassy headland, looking across a bay toward a shore he knows.

Explorer’s chart

Coasts and regions, with a compass that only points at what you said. Choose this if you want the feeling of territory: here is the life, here is where you stand in it.

A woman kneeling in a vegetable garden, setting a seedling into the row.

Botanical plate

A trunk, branches, and leaves. What started early, and what grew from it. Cluster names sit under the branches the way a caption sits under a specimen.