inner vs. outer world as architecture

This creates a clean, powerful distinction between Diagnosis (understanding the self) and Application (creating in the world).

1. The Inner World: The Four Quadrants (The Map of the Psyche)

This is the foundational space. The user doesn't manage their life here; they map their own mind and heart. Each of the four rooms represents a core domain of their inner landscape. The work done here is purely diagnostic.

• The Atrium (South - Self/Foundation): Where you map your essential nature—your Eidos (Blueprint) and Physis (Constitution). This is the core of your identity.
• The Library (East - Renewal): Where you map your private world of thoughts, beliefs, and memories. This is your internal knowledge base.
• The Courtyard (West - Connection): Where you map your internal patterns for relationships and connection. This is how you are wired to relate to others.
• The Workshop (North - Aspiration): Where you map your innate drive, ambition, and your relationship with work and public life. This is your internal engine for achievement.

The output of exploring this space is a complete Personal Blueprint—a clear, architectural understanding of the self.

2. The Outer World: The Architect's Studio (The Five-Pointed Star)

Once the inner map is clear, the user enters the studio. This is a separate, dedicated environment for action and creation. The five points of the star are the five departments or workbenches within the studio, guiding the creation of external things like businesses, teams, and projects.

• The Observatory (Vision): The strategic planning desk. Here, you define the Vision for your external creation, ensuring it aligns with your inner map.
• The Codex (Research): The R&D desk. Here, you gather the knowledge and principles (Blueprint Pedagogy) needed for your specific project.
• The Foundry (Resources): The logistics desk. Here, you assemble the project's Constitution—the budget, team, and tools.
• The Forge (Production): The main workbench. Here, you execute the plan, manage tasks, and build the actual project. This is where you forge the seal.
• The Sanctuary (Monitoring): The quality control desk. Here, you track the project's real-time health and progress (Synarchy).

This revised structure creates a simple and profound workflow: First, map your inner world in the four quadrants. Second, enter the five-pointed studio to build in the outer world, using your inner map as your guide.