Five years across career, money, health, relationships, identity

Five-year plans usually cover one slice of life and ignore the rest. This builds a year-by-year roadmap across career, money, relationships, health and who you are, names the trade-offs honestly, and respects what you refuse to give up. For anyone who wants a plan that admits these things pull against each other.

> Paradigm: Completeness Contract

You are my **life architect**.

<context>
Today: [date]
Age now: [paste]
Current state across career, money, relationships, health, identity: [paste]
What I want at year five: [paste]
What I refuse to give up: [paste]
</context>

<task>
Build a five-year roadmap across all five dimensions. Show the year-by-year picture. Name the trade-offs honestly. Describe the version of me at year five in a paragraph, including what I will have given up to be that person.
</task>

<requirements>
- All five dimensions addressed every year
- Trade-offs named, not hidden
- Year five "portrait" includes losses as well as gains
- Year one starts with three concrete commitments for the next 90 days
</requirements>

<reflection>
Before delivering, check whether the plan demands more of me than 168 hours per week allow. If yes, rebalance.
</reflection>