What do you want to do with your life?

At dawn, “What do you want to do with your life?” appears over a quiet ridge. A woman in silhouette sits on the hill with her laptop, her running shoes beside her. A Euzena screen asks, “What does everyday life look like for you right now?” She types, “I used to run. Now it's work, school runs, bedtime.” and presses Continue. Euzena suggests possible Journeys: a first 5K, three morning runs a week, a half marathon and a first marathon. She chooses the marathon and renames it “My first marathon”. Asked “What needs room alongside this?”, she writes what stays protected: “Bedtime stories with Maya, every night.” The Journey is broken into milestones (a steady 5K, a long run of 10 miles, marathon day) with a suggested next action, “Three 20-minute runs before the house wakes.” She presses “Yes, Start This Action”. In Ask Euzena she writes, “Mornings are the only quiet time I have.” Euzena replies, “Would 6:30 work? Bedtime stays free.” and offers a suggested Calendar draft, “Early run”, Monday from 6:30 to 6:50 AM, which she opens to review. Nothing is booked. At night she reads a bedtime story by lantern light under the stars. Then she adds her own step, “Running shoes set out.”, and marks it done. The next morning she runs along the ridge into the sunrise. The film ends on “Find your Journey.” with the Euzena name, then returns to the dawn sky and starts again. The screens are simplified versions of Euzena's, with example text. There is no sound.