A good degree is not enough for a good life.
Your degree matters. So do your values, health, relationships, place, opportunities, and view of the world. Together, they shape what you do with it.
If you are choosing what to study, rethinking a career, or deciding where to build your life, the seven circles help you see the whole decision.
Start with the decision in front of you. Keep records, contact details, and sensitive information out of your first message.
The next choice can change more than your academic plan.
- I do not know what to study.
- I chose a degree, but cannot see the career.
- I am deciding whether to stay, move within Pakistan, or go abroad.
- My family and I see my future differently.
Seven circles shape every consequential choice.
Values, Mental & Physical Health, Family, Tribe, Country, Region, and Humanity give you one way to examine what a decision asks of you and where it may lead.
Use the frameworkWhat our family has learned should serve your next decision.
The Kakakhel family traces a tradition of learning, teaching, mercy, and public service back more than 400 years to Kaka Sahib.
Today, Chartered Accountants, doctors, engineers, and Ivy League graduates from the family are bringing what they have learned together to pay it forward. This is service and family duty, not a promise of outcomes.
- 400+ yearsFrom Kaka Sahib
- LearningShared through teaching
- MercyExpressed through service
- Knowledge paid forwardAcross accounting, medicine, engineering, and higher education
See the whole decision before you choose.
Read the seven circles. Name the choice you are making and the trade-offs you can see. Apply for guidance if another experienced perspective would help you think more clearly.