Self-Paced Course
Journey Mapping
You know you want something different. Where do you begin?
When the future is difficult to picture, choosing a starting point can feel impossible. Journey Mapping helps you examine the experience you already have, recognize possibilities worth considering, and make an informed first decision.
A thoughtful sequence you complete at your own pace.
When the future is difficult to picture, choosing a starting point can feel impossible. Journey Mapping helps you examine the experience you already have, recognize possibilities worth considering, and make an informed first decision.
Self-Paced Course
Journey Mapping
You know you want something different. Where do you begin?
You know you want something different. Where do you begin?
You know you want something different. Where do you begin?
When the future is difficult to picture, choosing a starting point can feel impossible. Journey Mapping helps you examine the experience you already have, recognize possibilities worth considering, and make an informed first decision.
When the future is difficult to picture, choosing a starting point can feel impossible. Journey Mapping helps you examine the experience you already have, recognize possibilities worth considering, and make an informed first decision.
When the future is difficult to picture, choosing a starting point can feel impossible. Journey Mapping helps you examine the experience you already have, recognize possibilities worth considering, and make an informed first decision.
A thoughtful sequence you complete at your own pace.
A thoughtful sequence you complete at your own pace.
You have made decisions, handled responsibilities, and acquired knowledge over many years. The next possibility may begin with examining what those experiences have prepared you to pursue.
You have made decisions, handled responsibilities, and acquired knowledge over many years. The next possibility may begin with examining what those experiences have prepared you to pursue.
You have made decisions, handled responsibilities, and acquired knowledge over many years. The next possibility may begin with examining what those experiences have prepared you to pursue.
WHEN THE FUTURE FEELS OUT OF VIEW
You know something in your life needs to change.
You cannot yet see where to begin.
Do any of these feel familiar?
You want change without a clear picture of what it could look like.
You can imagine several possibilities, but none has become a decision.
Your responsibilities leave little room to consider your own priorities.
Your experience has opened interests you have yet to explore seriously.
You value much of your present life while wanting something different.
You are weighing a meaningful choice about your work or contribution.
You need a place to begin before the entire path is visible.
If you recognize yourself in three or more of these scenarios?
$197 | One-Time Purchase
All sessions 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Pacific) | Live
Session 1: Wednesday, October 21, 2026
All sessions 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Pacific) | Live
Session 1: Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Session 2: Saturday, October 24, 2026
Session 2: Saturday, October 24, 2026
WHEN THE FUTURE FEELS OUT OF VIEW
You know something in your life needs to change.
You cannot yet see where to begin.
Do any of these feel familiar?
You want change without a clear picture of what it could look like.
You can imagine several possibilities, but none has become a decision.
Your responsibilities leave little room to consider your own priorities.
Your experience has opened interests you have yet to explore seriously.
You value much of your present life while wanting something different.
You are weighing a meaningful choice about your work or contribution.
You need a place to begin before the entire path is visible.
You want change without a clear picture of what it could look like.
You can imagine several possibilities, but none has become a decision.
Your responsibilities leave little room to consider your own priorities.
Your experience has opened interests you have yet to explore seriously.
You value much of your present life while wanting something different.
You are weighing a meaningful choice about your work or contribution.
You need a place to begin before the entire path is visible.
If you recognize yourself in three or more of these scenarios?
$197 | One-Time Purchase
BY THE END of The Course
A clear view of your possibilities. One decision you can start acting on within 30 days.
Several responsibilities, projects, and commitments can deserve attention at the same time. They do not all require the same level of attention.
You will have identified your knowledge, connected the experiences that shaped your perspective, examined the evidence behind your judgment, and specified a contribution and a first action to take within 30 days. The course gives those conclusions a written form you can return to.
Your knowledge. Your story. Your readiness. Your convictions. Your first decision.
A responsibility may need to remain protected. Another may need only enough attention to keep functioning. One task may need to happen before another one can produce value. Another may be consuming hours because you assume it has to happen first.
Which things move the outcome?
Identify the tasks and decisions that can produce meaningful progress during the next 90-days and build a strategy to convert them into tangible outcomes.
Which responsibilities must remain?
Decide the level of attention required to keep important responsibilities stable while the chosen outcome advances.
Which things move the outcome?
Identify the tasks and decisions that can produce meaningful progress during the next 90-days and build a strategy to convert them into tangible outcomes.
Which responsibilities must remain?
Decide the level of attention required to keep important responsibilities stable while the chosen outcome advances.
Identify the knowledge you already possess.
The Source Statement identifies your developed knowledge and the kinds of situations in which i may contribute.
Connect the experiences that shaped your perspective.
The Professional Narrative draws on your actual biography to give a coherent account of the experiences behind your professional perspective.
Understand your present readiness.
The SOJOURN™ Readiness Diagnostic identifies your current stage of change and helps you understand where you stand in the process.
Ground your decisions in evidence.
Choose what can be reduced, delayed, transferred, paused, or completed to ensure the chosen outcome receives sustained attention.
Choose a specific place to begin.
The one-page Strategic Brief identifies a direction, intended audience, contribution, and one action to begin within 30 days.
Define whom you intend to serve.
Identify the people who could benefit from your knowledge and experience, and specify the contribution you are prepared to make.
What must happen first?
Identify the action or decision that must happen before later actions can produce value.
What will receive less time?
Choose what can be reduced, delayed, transferred, paused, or completed to ensure the chosen outcome receives sustained attention.
BY THE END of The Course
A clear view of your possibilities. One decision you can start acting on within 30 days.
Several responsibilities, projects, and commitments can deserve attention at the same time. They do not all require the same level of attention.
You will have identified your knowledge, connected the experiences that shaped your perspective, examined the evidence behind your judgment, and specified a contribution and a first action to take within 30 days. The course gives those conclusions a written form you can return to.
Your knowledge. Your story. Your readiness. Your convictions. Your first decision.
A responsibility may need to remain protected. Another may need only enough attention to keep functioning. One task may need to happen before another one can produce value. Another may be consuming hours because you assume it has to happen first.
Which things move the outcome?
Identify the tasks and decisions that can produce meaningful progress during the next 90-days and build a strategy to convert them into tangible outcomes.
Which responsibilities must remain?
Decide the level of attention required to keep important responsibilities stable while the chosen outcome advances.
Which things move the outcome?
Identify the tasks and decisions that can produce meaningful progress during the next 90-days and build a strategy to convert them into tangible outcomes.
Which responsibilities must remain?
Decide the level of attention required to keep important responsibilities stable while the chosen outcome advances.
Identify the knowledge you already possess.
The Source Statement identifies your developed knowledge and the kinds of situations in which i may contribute.
Connect the experiences that shaped your perspective.
The Professional Narrative draws on your actual biography to give a coherent account of the experiences behind your professional perspective.
Understand your present readiness.
The SOJOURN™ Readiness Diagnostic identifies your current stage of change and helps you understand where you stand in the process.
Ground your decisions in evidence.
Choose what can be reduced, delayed, transferred, paused, or completed to ensure the chosen outcome receives sustained attention.
Choose a specific place to begin.
The one-page Strategic Brief identifies a direction, intended audience, contribution, and one action to begin within 30 days.
Define whom you intend to serve.
Identify the people who could benefit from your knowledge and experience, and specify the contribution you are prepared to make.
What must happen first?
Identify the action or decision that must happen before later actions can produce value.
What will receive less time?
Choose what can be reduced, delayed, transferred, paused, or completed to ensure the chosen outcome receives sustained attention.
How Journey Mapping Works
One examination. Five connected parts.
You might want to work on bringing increasing revenue to your business, finishing a manuscript, preparing to move, completing a personal transition, reorganizing your finances, finishing a home project, or another result that has been competing with the rest of your life.
Begin with your knowledge and experience. Examine your professional story, assess your readiness, establish the evidence supporting your authority, and finish by naming a contribution and first action. The course is self-paced, with teaching and exercises provided in four workbooks and one diagnostic.
Join the monthly live office hours session. Interact with Neidy.
Meet other course participants. Get assistance and guidance.
You might want to work on bringing increasing revenue to your business, finishing a manuscript, preparing to move, completing a personal transition, reorganizing your finances, finishing a home project, or another result that has been competing with the rest of your life.
The future comes into view through examination and deliberate choice.
You might want to work on bringing increasing revenue to your business, finishing a manuscript, preparing to move, completing a personal transition, reorganizing your finances, finishing a home project, or another result that has been competing with the rest of your life.
Journey Mapping concludes with a specific decision and a dated first action, informed by the work that came before it.
You might want to work on bringing increasing revenue to your business, finishing a manuscript, preparing to move, completing a personal transition, reorganizing your finances, finishing a home project, or another result that has been competing with the rest of your life.
The Person Behind the Methodology
Meet Neidy Lozada, MATP, CTTC, CSIC
Neidy Lozada, a transformational strategist and founder of Soulful Sojourners, created Journey Mapping from her work with the relationship between lived experience, professional knowledge, and deliberate decision-making. The course reflects her conviction that every chapter of a life contributes to its accumulated understanding.
Her five-part methodology leads from examining the sources of your knowledge to specifying a contribution and a dated first action.
The Person Behind the Methodology
Meet Neidy Lozada, MATP, CTTC, CSIC
Neidy Lozada, a transformational strategist and founder of Soulful Sojourners, created Journey Mapping from her work with the relationship between lived experience, professional knowledge, and deliberate decision-making. The course reflects her conviction that every chapter of a life contributes to its accumulated understanding.
Her five-part methodology leads from examining the sources of your knowledge to specifying a contribution and a dated first action.
Designed for Independent Study
Make room for the work on your schedule.
The course follows five connected parts. You choose when to work through them, with the teaching and exercises provided in the materials. Your final step is to identify one action to begin within 30 days.
Your pace
Choose when to study each part of this self-paced course.
One readiness diagnostic
Receive an informational assessment of your present stage of readiness for change.
Four workbooks
The teaching and exercises are included in the four workbooks.
Written results to retain
Keep the documents you develop as a reference for later decisions.
Get assistance through monthly live office hours with Neidy, meet others, and find an accountability partner.
A 90-day outcome
Stated in terms specific enough to recognize meaningful progress.
Two or three items to carry forward
The tasks, decisions, or projects with the strongest relationship to the outcome.
A sequence
What must happen first, what becomes useful later, and why the order matters.
A written capacity decision
What stays protected, what remains at maintenance level, and what receives less attention for 90 days.
A rule for change
The criterion you will use when capacity drops, something takes longer, or a new opportunity appears.
A dated first action
The first action in the actual sequence, placed on the calendar before the session ends.
A 90-day outcome
Stated in terms specific enough to recognize meaningful progress.
Two or three items to carry forward
The tasks, decisions, or projects with the strongest relationship to the outcome.
A sequence
What must happen first, what becomes useful later, and why the order matters.
A written capacity decision
What stays protected, what remains at maintenance level, and what receives less attention for 90 days.
A rule for change
The criterion you will use when capacity drops, something takes longer, or a new opportunity appears.
A dated first action
The first action in the actual sequence, placed on the calendar before the session ends.
Designed for Independent Study
Make room for the work on your schedule.
The course follows five connected parts. You choose when to work through them, with the teaching and exercises provided in the materials. Your final step is to identify one action to begin within 30 days.
Your pace
Choose when to study each part of this self-paced course.
One readiness diagnostic
Receive an informational assessment of your present stage of readiness for change.
Four workbooks
The teaching and exercises are included in the four workbooks.
Written results to retain
Keep the documents you develop as a reference for later decisions.
Get assistance through monthly live office hours with Neidy, meet others, and find an accountability partner.
Journey Mapping Enrollment
Begin with the part you can see.
Start by examining what your life and work have already taught you. Finish with a named contribution, the evidence behind your decision, and one action to begin within 30 days.
$197
Journey Mapping | Self-Paced | Online
Bring one outcome. Leave with the strategy for advancing it over the next 90 days.
A self-paced course with four workbooks and the SOJOURN™ Readiness Diagnostic, and monthly live office hours.
A self-paced course with four workbooks and the SOJOURN™ Readiness Diagnostic, and monthly live office hours.
Leave knowing what advances the outcome, what must happen first, what will remain protected or maintained, what will receive less of your capacity, how you will respond when circumstances change, and exactly where you begin.
Journey Mapping Enrollment
Begin with the part you can see.
Start by examining what your life and work have already taught you. Finish with a named contribution, the evidence behind your decision, and one action to begin within 30 days.
$197
Journey Mapping | Self-Paced | Online
A self-paced course with four workbooks and the SOJOURN™ Readiness Diagnostic, and monthly live office hours.
A self-paced course with four workbooks and the SOJOURN™ Readiness Diagnostic, and monthly live office hours.
A self-paced course with four workbooks and the SOJOURN™ Readiness Diagnostic, and monthly live office hours.
Before You Enroll
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How will Journey Mapping help me when I know I want something different but cannot see where to begin?
Journey Mapping gives you a starting point: the life you have already lived. Through five carefully sequenced examinations, you will identify the knowledge you have developed, recognize possibilities for your future, and establish a direction grounded in your experience, values, and priorities.
You will finish with a defined first action, even as your larger vision continues to unfold.
2. What will actually change for me by the time I finish?
You will have a clearer understanding of your capabilities, the authority you have earned, and the possibilities available to you. You will be able to articulate your expertise, explain how your experiences have shaped your professional perspective, and define the contribution you want to make.
You will also have written statements supporting those conclusions and a Strategic Brief identifying where you intend to focus your attention and how you will begin.
3. How much time will I need, and can I fit the course around my responsibilities?
Journey Mapping gives you indefinite access, so you can complete the course at a pace that accommodates your life and responsibilities. Some participants may move through the material quickly, while others may prefer to take more time to reflect and complete the exercises.
I recommend maintaining a steady rhythm to preserve your momentum, while allowing yourself the flexibility to adjust your schedule as needed.
You can also download all course materials and keep them for future reference.
4. What if I begin the course and still have no idea what I want to do?
That is precisely why the course begins with an examination of your experience.
Each stage builds on what you discover in the preceding one. You will begin by identifying the knowledge and judgment you have developed, examine the experiences that shaped your perspective, and consider the evidence supporting your authority.
By the time you reach the Direction Compass, you will have a foundation for identifying and evaluating possibilities that deserve your consideration.
5. Will I have access to Neidy if I need help?
Yes. Journey Mapping includes a monthly live office hours session where you can interact with Neidy, ask questions, receive assistance with the course, and connect with fellow participants.
You can pursue the course independently while having opportunities for conversation and support throughout your experience.
6. Is Journey Mapping relevant if I am considering changes beyond my career?
Absolutely. Journey Mapping addresses the relationship between your experience, knowledge, values, and future contribution.
Your interests may involve professional work, entrepreneurship, community involvement, creative pursuits, or another meaningful undertaking. The course provides a framework for examining those possibilities and determining where you wish to direct your attention.
7. What exactly am I getting for $197?
Your $197 investment gives you an opportunity to examine your life and experience through a new lens, recognize possibilities you may never have considered, and make informed decisions about the future you want to create.
Through Journey Mapping, you will uncover the depth of your knowledge, recognize the authority you have developed, articulate your unique value, and establish a direction that reflects your ambitions, priorities, and aspirations.
You will receive a complete five-part learning experience, including four downloadable workbooks, the SOJOURN™ Readiness Diagnostic, and practical exercises that culminate in four personalized documents and a Strategic Brief with your first concrete action.
You also receive indefinite access to the course and all its materials, allowing you to revisit your discoveries as your circumstances and aspirations evolve.
And you do not have to undertake the journey entirely on your own. Monthly live office hours with Neidy give you the opportunity to ask questions, receive personalized assistance, and connect with other women examining their own possibilities.
For one payment of $197, you gain the resources, structure, personal support, and freedom to determine where your experience can take you next.
8. What happens after I complete Journey Mapping?
You will finish with a Strategic Brief that identifies your chosen direction, the people you intend to serve, the contribution you want to make, and a specific action to begin within 30 days.
Your completed documents provide a record of your examination and a reference for subsequent decisions.
You leave Journey Mapping with a deliberate commitment and an identifiable place to begin.
Before You Enroll
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How will Journey Mapping help me when I know I want something different but cannot see where to begin?
Journey Mapping gives you a starting point: the life you have already lived. Through five carefully sequenced examinations, you will identify the knowledge you have developed, recognize possibilities for your future, and establish a direction grounded in your experience, values, and priorities.
You will finish with a defined first action, even as your larger vision continues to unfold.
2. What will actually change for me by the time I finish?
You will have a clearer understanding of your capabilities, the authority you have earned, and the possibilities available to you. You will be able to articulate your expertise, explain how your experiences have shaped your professional perspective, and define the contribution you want to make.
You will also have written statements supporting those conclusions and a Strategic Brief identifying where you intend to focus your attention and how you will begin.
3. How much time will I need, and can I fit the course around my responsibilities?
Journey Mapping gives you indefinite access, so you can complete the course at a pace that accommodates your life and responsibilities. Some participants may move through the material quickly, while others may prefer to take more time to reflect and complete the exercises.
I recommend maintaining a steady rhythm to preserve your momentum, while allowing yourself the flexibility to adjust your schedule as needed.
You can also download all course materials and keep them for future reference.
4. What if I begin the course and still have no idea what I want to do?
That is precisely why the course begins with an examination of your experience.
Each stage builds on what you discover in the preceding one. You will begin by identifying the knowledge and judgment you have developed, examine the experiences that shaped your perspective, and consider the evidence supporting your authority.
By the time you reach the Direction Compass, you will have a foundation for identifying and evaluating possibilities that deserve your consideration.
5. Will I have access to Neidy if I need help?
Yes. Journey Mapping includes a monthly live office hours session where you can interact with Neidy, ask questions, receive assistance with the course, and connect with fellow participants.
You can pursue the course independently while having opportunities for conversation and support throughout your experience.
6. Is Journey Mapping relevant if I am considering changes beyond my career?
Absolutely. Journey Mapping addresses the relationship between your experience, knowledge, values, and future contribution.
Your interests may involve professional work, entrepreneurship, community involvement, creative pursuits, or another meaningful undertaking. The course provides a framework for examining those possibilities and determining where you wish to direct your attention.
7. What exactly am I getting for $197?
Your $197 investment gives you an opportunity to examine your life and experience through a new lens, recognize possibilities you may never have considered, and make informed decisions about the future you want to create.
Through Journey Mapping, you will uncover the depth of your knowledge, recognize the authority you have developed, articulate your unique value, and establish a direction that reflects your ambitions, priorities, and aspirations.
You will receive a complete five-part learning experience, including four downloadable workbooks, the SOJOURN™ Readiness Diagnostic, and practical exercises that culminate in four personalized documents and a Strategic Brief with your first concrete action.
You also receive indefinite access to the course and all its materials, allowing you to revisit your discoveries as your circumstances and aspirations evolve.
And you do not have to undertake the journey entirely on your own. Monthly live office hours with Neidy give you the opportunity to ask questions, receive personalized assistance, and connect with other women examining their own possibilities.
For one payment of $197, you gain the resources, structure, personal support, and freedom to determine where your experience can take you next.
8. What happens after I complete Journey Mapping?
You will finish with a Strategic Brief that identifies your chosen direction, the people you intend to serve, the contribution you want to make, and a specific action to begin within 30 days.
Your completed documents provide a record of your examination and a reference for subsequent decisions.
You leave Journey Mapping with a deliberate commitment and an identifiable place to begin.
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