Mapping Your Path:
Finding Direction

A three-month creative experience to make time for what matters—and see your path differently.

FEBRUARY–APRIL 2026
Kick-off: February 6

What if you didn’t need a plan—you needed to trust yourself?

Mapping Your Path is a guided, creative experience for people ready to explore the next step—even if they don’t yet know what it is or where it leads.

This isn’t about having everything figured out. This is about (re)alignment
and creating the conditions for direction to emerge—through reflection, play, and small, intentional steps.

People join MYP from all over the world, bringing different backgrounds, questions, and life stages—connected by curiosity and a willingness to explore what’s next.

The world changes when we make room for what truly matters. We open space for possibility and change. We can wonder… What if there was another way?

The moment you’re in.

The world is a lot right now. It’s hard, heavy, and heartbreaking on a societal level, and you may be feeling it on a personal level too.

You’re doing your best, keeping things going—but something feels off. You know this is not sustainable. (And deep down you know something needs to change.)

Maybe you’ve outgrown parts—or people—of your life. You’re busy, capable, and functioning (barely, at times), yet unsure what any of it is actually leading to, quietly wishing to yourself: there must be another way.

You might find yourself wondering:

• Why do I feel like this?
  (I’m doing everything “right”—that’s the unspoken part.)

• Where am I going? Am I even moving in the right direction?

• What actually matters to me now?
  

As humans, we evolve. It makes sense your needs will too in different chapters of life. Theres a good chance what you’re really craving is recognition, permission to slow down, and knowing you’re not the only one who feels this way.

It’s easy to tell yourself “it’s too late [to change],” but that doesn’t mean you’re behind. It’s easy to assume you need more time, more clarity, or more certainty before you invest in yourself.

Really, progress often requires far less time than we imagine—just a different way of engaging with it.

In Mapping Your Path, we operate under three core tenets:
+ It’s never too late.
+ There’s no behind.
+ This should be fun!

Mapping Your Path is an invitation to question the status quo and override expectations, timelines, and blueprints that no longer fit—and choosing another way forward. MYP is an invitation to come back to yourself now, and stop pushing it off for a later date.

Clarity Comes From Taking Action.

The path doesn’t appear all at once.
It gets revealed as you move—one step at a time.

You can’t control outcomes.
You can’t predict the future.
But you can choose how you show up.

In Mapping Your Path, we take action as a form of data collection. This then informs your next step, or whether a detour is needed. 

With each step, insights emerge as you follow what lights you up and excites you. You can feel it in your body when something is right—insights that probably feel easier than you expected.

Sometimes this process feels uncertain or even a bit scary. That’s not a sign you’re doing it wrong. You’re doing something right. It’s a sign you’re stretching—exploring beyond familiar patterns and outdated scripts.

Creativity and connection are at the core of Mapping Your Path to ensure we enjoy the journey, not just go through motions. MYP is another way to do life—one rooted in trust, play, and aligned action with the power of a supportive community and guide who is there for you when you need it.

You don’t force answers here. You let direction emerge as you move by building trust muscles. Each step you take will reveal the next one.

The results may not happen on your timeline, but they will come. KEEP GOING!

WARNING: Unexpected pathways may appear ✨

What you’ll walk away with:

Over three months, something subtle but powerful begins to shift, inviting a more sustainable future—one that you look forward to. 

Month 1: Opening new possibilities
Month 2: Mapping dreams
Month 3: Unlocking your best self

Inside Mapping Your Path, people often discover:

• A clearer sense of purpose and direction and new mindset for navigating life, even without knowing the full path ahead, one rooted in curiosity, trust, and possibility rather than pressure or perfection

• Creative tools you can return to again and again, including your own personal playbook, and banana mapping that get you out of your head and into new ways of thinking

• A renewed sense of imagination around what’s possible for you, especially where things once felt fixed or limited

• Momentum and accountability through small, intentional steps that add up over time

• Creative confidence, joy, and lightness, because meaningful work doesn’t have to feel heavy

• New connections and perspectives, from being alongside others exploring their own paths

What surprises many people is how much clarity comes from allowing this space, and what shifts when you invite yourself to play, experiment, and follow what lights you up.

We’re here to find flow. It’s about opening possibilities.

And remembering, again and again:
There is another way.

How Mapping Your Path works (without overwhelm).

Mapping Your Path is a creative container—a structure that holds you while you explore, reflect, and move forward. The world is designed to fit into real life—not take over.

Over three months, you’ll be guided through a rhythm designed to create momentum without pressure. Each month, we move through a gentle cycle:

• EXPLORE: creative exercises that unlock new ways of thinking and seeing 

• REFLECT: space to sit with what’s emerging and notice what’s shifting

• CONNECT: real-time and community-based support that offers accountability and perspective

This experience isn’t about doing more. It’s about going deeper and returning to yourself. You don’t need to do everything to get value. 

This experience is global and asynchronous by design. Most people don’t attend everything live. Many prefer replays so they can pause, reflect, and move at their own pace. This flexibility allows for a wonderfully international group with perspectives from around the world.

Monthly Creative Workshops (Live + Replay)
Each month kicks off with a creative workshop designed to help you explore what’s emerging for you and see your path differently. Creative, hands-on exercises using pen, paper, and analog tools help you get out of your head and onto paper (and sometimes onto a banana!). You’ll do the exercises during the session, so it doesn’t turn into homework that piles up later.
1.5 hours, recorded

Monthly Reflection Sessions (Live + Replay)
Reflection sessions build on the workshop themes and exercises, giving you time to slow down, notice patterns, and deepen your insights. Rather than rushing ahead, we explore ideas from different angles.
1.5 hours, recorded

Monthly Small Group Connection Calls (Real-time)
Connection Calls are informal, small-group conversations with Anne and ~5 other MYPers where you can talk through exercises, ask questions, and hear from others navigating similar themes. These calls often become the biggest MYP highlights. Real shifts happen when you show up as yourself and feel seen.
1 hour, offered at varied times across time zones

Private Community (Ongoing for 3 months)
Between sessions, you’ll have access to a private community space to think out loud, share reflections, ask for support, or simply stay connected. Optional weekly check-ins, shared resources, and ongoing conversation live here. Anne is present and engaged throughout, offering direct feedback and sharing her own experiences. Some participants are active, others quieter—both are welcome.

Engage with what resonates, skip what doesn’t, and follow your curiosity without burning yourself out.

Designed for people with real lives.

Mapping Your Path is designed for real humans living busy lives and wearing multiple hats.

You don’t need to overhaul your schedule.
You don’t need to show up perfectly—or join live—to make progress.
And you definitely don’t need more on your to-do list.

In MYP, action doesn’t mean pushing harder.

Most people are surprised by how much clarity comes through the creative exercises. MYP is not about work, it truly is about PLAY.

It often looks like picking up a pen, drawing a messy map, noticing patterns, or asking a question you’ve never paused long enough to ask before.

We build a creative toolkit to help you see differently—and that shift in perspective is where direction begins. This toolkit sticks with you long after the 3-month container ends.

Inside MYP, small steps matter. Imperfect action counts. And everything builds over time. There is no one way or “right” way to participate. (Remember: There’s no behind in MYP.)

MYP meets you where you are, inside the life you’re already living.

You don’t have to do this alone.

One of the unspoken challenges of navigating change is how lonely it can feel.

You may be surrounded by people. But even when things look “fine” from the outside there is always more to the story. You deserve better than “fine.”

The reality is: not everyone around you wants you to—or is ready for—you to change. You may not even feel “ready” for change when you join MYP. Still, you know there is something more, and better out there for you.

Mapping Your Path isn’t meant to be done in isolation. This isn’t a performative group or a passive space—I’m present, engaged, and in it with you. We leverage the power of community and of the collective for those bold enough to desire change.

Yes, the work starts with you—but it deepens through connection.

Inside MYP, you’ll be alongside a global group of warm-hearted humans who are also asking questions, navigating uncertainty, and figuring things out in real time. Quite frankly they’re awesome humans!

Different lives.
Different paths.
Different stages of life.
Different challenges.
Surprisingly similar themes.

There’s something powerful about being in a space where you don’t have to explain yourself. Where you can speak honestly.  Where you feel seen—not judged, needing to be “fixed,” or stuck in comparison trap.

You’ll learn from others, borrow perspectives you wouldn’t find on your own, and be reminded that you’re not the only one feeling what you’re feeling. Others have been through it in their own way too.

Connection in MYP isn’t about performance or constant sharing.
It’s about resonance, generosity, and being human together.
One “nugget” or insight may just shift everything.

You’re not just learning from me. You’re learning from the entire community.

Many people say the community is the part they didn’t realize they needed—until they experienced it.

🎁 BONUS: Connect the Dots: Self-Mapping Mini Workshop

When you join Mapping Your Path, you’ll get immediate access to a bonus Self-Mapping Mini Workshop. This 30-minute instant access workshop uses a simple mindmap to help you reflect on where you’ve been, notice patterns, and begin making sense of what’s been unfolding in your life. It’s a powerful way to think beyond linear thinking and start seeing your path differently.

It’ll be waiting for you inside the platform as soon as you sign up.

📓 BONUS: A digital copy of OVERRIDE! What if there was another way?

While this book is not required reading, it’s a companion that provides supportive reminders and invites you to break away from default ways of moving through the world.

Meet your guide (not your guru).

Hi, I’m Anne. 👋

I often say: Travel is not about where you go, but how you see the world.
That idea has guided my life—and it’s at the heart of Mapping Your Path.

I’m a designer by training, which informs my exploratory mindset—learning and iterating as we go, and making sure we’re solving the right problem. My design lens shapes the experiences and exercises I create to help people see differently.

The “quiet one” growing up, I became an observer of the world. Since then, I’ve never been one to do things the traditional way. 

I think of myself as a creative catalyst. I don’t do the work for you, but I’m very good at guiding you to unlock what’s already there. Sometimes that looks like a simple prompt. Sometimes it looks like mapping on a banana (my signature move!). Play is not a gimmick here—it’s a way to bypass overthinking and access deeper truth.

I’ve spent most of my adult life navigating unfamiliar terrain—building a life as an American in Paris, learning to work with creative constraints (hello, bureaucracy!). In 2016 I earned my French citizenship after being told “c’est pas possible” along the way. Each roadblock became an invitation to ask: What if there’s another way?

Inside MYP, I’m present, engaged, and listening—adapting each round of Mapping Your Path to the people who join and the themes that emerge. I want a sense of belonging for all who join. Every cohort takes on a life of its own, because the community shapes the experience as much as the exercises do.

People who tend to feel at home in MYP are curious, thoughtful, and ready to explore—and open to other ways. 

Read more testimonials from participants around the globe.

Is Mapping Your Path for you?

Mapping Your Path tends to resonate with people who sense that something in their life or work is no longer aligned—even if they can’t yet name what needs to change. All you have to know is that the status quo is no longer working. 

Mapping Your Path is a global community of explorers—people from all over the world who are navigating change and making room for what truly matters.

Most people leave Mapping Your Path feeling more seen, more energized, and more connected—to themselves and to what actually matters.

People often arrive feeling:

• capable, but quietly misaligned, unsure which move to make

• tired of pushing toward goals that no longer fit (or burned out)

Inside MYP, many people experience:

• being seen and heard without having to perform

• renewed energy through creative, tactile exploration

People often leave feeling:

• clearer and lighter about what no longer fits

• more grounded as they take small, yet meaningful steps forward

This is for you if:

• Something in your life or work needs to shift, even if you can’t articulate how

• You want direction without forcing society’s scripts

• You’re craving more connection, delight, and possibility, not just productivity

• You’re willing to try new approaches and take small, imperfect steps and see what they reveal

• You’re curious, reflective, and open to doing things a little differently

• You want a process that feels more like play than pressure

You don’t need to have a clear goal.
You don’t need to explain yourself perfectly.
You don’t have to have anything “figured” out.”
You don’t need to burn everything down to take the first step.

You already have an incredible foundation.
You’ll trust yourself, your abilities, and that you know more than you think.

All you need is a willingness to show up and explore. That’s the beauty of maps—they remind us there are multiple routes to get where we’re going. Getting lost is not always a bad thing.

This may not be for you if:

• You’re looking for a rigid, step-by-step system with guaranteed outcomes

• You want someone else to tell you exactly what to do

• You’re not open to trying new things/ways

• You’re not willing to make any time for yourself over the next few months

Mapping Your Path isn’t about quick fixes or external validation. We’re here for the long game. It’s about learning to trust yourself—and choosing a path that feels true to you.

Start where you are.

You don’t need to have it all figured out. (Or anything figured out.)

All you need is a willingness to explore. The answers are often closer than you think…

You are here.
Where do you want to go next?

Investing in yourself can feel hard.
You’re also worth it.

Mapping Your Path runs February–April 2026, with our kick-off workshop on
Friday, February 6. (No, you don’t have to be there live.)

When you join, you’ll get immediate access to the Connect the Dots: Self-Mapping Mini Workshop, so you can start right away.

Investment

Pay in full: 795€ HT
2 payments: 398€ HT
3 payments: 265€ HT
Extended plan: 4 payments of 199€ HT

A limited number of partial scholarships are available by simple, quick, and fun application.

This is a three-month commitment to yourself and the process.
All sales are final. VAT is dependent on location.

If you have questions or want to talk it through, reach out before signing up. I’m happy to help! You’re also welcome to join a free Reflect & Connect journaling session in January, and stay on at the end to ask questions.

Read on for FAQs.

FAQ

Q: What if I can’t attend the live sessions?
A: No problem! Most participants don’t attend everything live. Replays are available for all workshops and reflection sessions, and you have access to these even after the three months are up. Plus, our community is active asynchronously across time zones. Some people find an accountability buddy in the group, and others tune in while they go for a walk. There’s no one/right way to do this.

We’re lucky to have folks who join from Australia and New Zealand, and Asia as well! Read the testimonials!

Q: How much time does Mapping Your Path take each week?
A: Mapping Your Path is designed to fit into your life—not take it over. Most people spend a few hours per month engaging with the live sessions (or replays), plus whatever additional reflection feels supportive for them. (You also get ongoing access to the replays after the three months are over.)

There’s no expectation to attend everything live or to “keep up.” Some weeks you may engage more, other weeks less. This group loves to travel, so breaks are normal and encouraged. What matters isn’t doing it all—it’s staying in conversation with yourself over time.

MYP works best when you treat it as protected thinking space, not another item on your to-do list.

Q: I don’t do group programs. Is there another way I can join your work?
A: I hear this a lot—and honestly, it’s part of why Mapping Your Path exists. Not all group programs are created equal. Many “communities” are really just passive spaces where the host disappears and participants are left on their own.

That is the opposite of what MYP is. I’m actively present and engaged throughout the program, and the community is designed to support you—not demand constant participation. You can dip in and out, ask questions when you need to, and engage in a way that fits your life.

Over the years, I’ve also learned that group settings can be deeply powerful when they’re done well. In MYP, there’s no performing and no guru energy. You already have more answers than you think. Being in community allows people to act as mirrors for one another—to learn, be inspired, and feel less alone.

From my experience, meaningful change often happens faster in community—not because you’re pushed, but because you’re supported.

If you’re still unsure, you’re always welcome to reach out and talk it through. I also offer 1:1 coaching, but I find it’s more impactful when people have been part of at least one MYP cohort to ensure we’re working towards the right goals and have a shared vocabulary. MYPers also get discounted rates for 1:1 coaching.

Q: Do I need to be creative or an artist? What types of people join?
A: Nope! In MYP we believe everyone is creative (Yes! You too!). The beauty of MYP is that people come from all sorts of backgrounds. We’ve even had lawyers, academic deans, VPs of sustainability, and technical admin, in addition to writers, artists, photographers, communications experts, climate activists, facilitators, and more.

MYP also welcomes retirees, empty nesters, parents, caregivers, or people in all kinds of transition. The common thread is most people have some sort of creative practice they’d like to return to, whether making art, journaling, or building models.

There’s always a significant number of returning mappers, who bring rich experience and support to the group.

Read the testimonials!

Q: What if I’m not sure this is the right time?
A: That’s often when people need it most. The program is designed to support you through times of change—not wait until everything’s “figured out.” Many people join MYP during transitions, not after they’re resolved. Please reach out if you have ANY questions!

Q: How is this version of MYP different from the others?
The fall MYP is focused on creating a map for the year ahead. This MYP is a bit inward focus, but still uses maps and play. The summer MYP is the “light” version of MYP and is always a bit experimental. Summer session tends to be project focused, where you make progress on something you’ve been wanting to work on.

Just reach out if you have more questions!


Q: How do I apply for a partial scholarship?
A: You can find all the info here. It’s a short + sweet application to apply. Please apply rather than talking yourself out of it. (Even if it’s after the priority deadline.) You never know what’s possible… And yes, you can pay with payment plans.

Still have questions?
Reach out anytime: hello [at] anneditmeyer.com or shoot me a DM on social media.