The Meaning Inventory is a practical guide to meaningful work and job crafting for readers facing a familiar challenge: work feels empty, but “find your passion” is too broad to reveal which parts of the job still matter. It moves from “Before Meaning Inventory Can Improve the Work” through “Meaning Inventory in an Ordinary Workweek” and defines a concrete outcome: use five-source meaning inventory and weekly evidence log and leave with one bounded change that protects or increases a verified source of meaning.
By Mehmet Cihan Erarpat & Sabriye Erarpat
Audit moments of usefulness, growth, autonomy, connection and integrity, then identify the smallest sources of meaning worth protecting.
What this book helps with
Work feels empty, but “find your passion” is too broad to reveal which parts of the job still matter.
Who it is for
Professionals who want more meaning without assuming they must immediately leave their job
The practical method
Five-source meaning inventory and weekly evidence log
Inside the book
- Meaning is plural
- Collect real moments
- Sort five sources
- Find the missing source
- Protect one meaningful thread
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