The Work-Money-Life Snapshot
For people broadly between 45 and 75 whose work future and financial position no longer fit the life they are living.
Take a 20-question diagnostic and receive your personalised Interlude Assessment Report.
You've built a serious career. You're not done.
But the old assumptions no longer hold.
The Snapshot reads across:
Work. Money. People. Place. Identity.
It shows where the pressure is building, what is constraining what, and what to look at first.
A structured diagnostic. Not a personality test or generic scorecard.
Is your current setup going to hold?
If not, where is it going to fail first?
You've built a life that works.
But it may depend on outdated assumptions.
The Snapshot helps you see where pressure is building before the next decision forces the issue.
The Work-Money-Life Snapshot is a 20-question diagnostic across five areas:
Work. Money. People. Place. Identity.
Work and Money are often where the pressure shows first.
People, Place and Identity usually explain why the answer isn't straightforward.
It takes around 10 minutes. Your personalised Interlude Assessment Report is delivered within one working day and personally reviewed before it's sent.
It shows where pressure is building, which domain is most likely to fail first, one specific next step for each area, and a clear priority for the next 30 days.
A specific diagnosis of your situation. Not a generic scorecard.
THE FIVE DOMAINS
WORK
How active, purposeful, and sustainable is your current work situation — and is it built for the foreseeable future?
MONEY
How clearly understood and well-prepared is your financial position for a life that may last another 30 years?
PEOPLE
How intentional are you about the relationships that will matter most in this phase — and are you building them or inheriting them?
PLACE
Have you made a deliberate decision about where you live, or has it simply continued without being reviewed?
IDENTITY
One of the five domains goes somewhere most assessments won't: how much of your sense of self is still tied to your professional role — and what happens to that when the role changes?
The point is not any one score. It is what the five domains reveal together
WHO BUILT THIS. AND WHY?
At this stage of life, you have a serious career behind you and real decisions ahead.
The problem usually isn't a lack of information, but knowing what to do when work, money, and the life around them no longer align.
I built this after hitting the same wall myself. No reliable map. No obvious next move. And a growing sense that many of the old assumptions are no longer true.
I have a 30-year international career behind me. I've seen how these decisions get made, delayed, and avoided.
The pattern is consistent.
People do not usually get stuck because they lack options, but because they can't see clearly what's working, what isn't, and what needs attention first.
The Interlude Assessment exists to give you that view before the next decision forces the issue.
I'm Trevor O'Hara, founder of Midlennial Ventures and The Interlude Café.
I review every report personally before it's sent.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
Sarah, 59
Former Managing Director
"I've done a lot of assessments over the years. Most of them tell you something you already know and dress it up as insight. This one identified something I genuinely hadn't named — that the stability I felt about where I live was masking how little I'd done about everything else. The conversation with Trevor was the first time someone had looked at my actual situation rather than offering me a framework. I came out of it with three things I was going to do. I've done two of them."
David, 49
University Lecturer
"What struck me was how uncomfortable the report made me feel — in a useful way. I expected to score well on Work because I'm still active professionally. What I hadn't considered was that the work I'm doing is still organised around who I was, not where I'm going. The debrief pushed on that directly. Trevor doesn't let you rationalise. I found that more valuable than I expected to."
Caroline, 54
Marine Biologist
"I did the assessment three weeks after leaving the business I'd built for fourteen years. I wasn't sure what I was looking for. The report was direct in a way that felt respectful rather than harsh — it didn't soften the parts that needed attention, but it also didn't catastrophise. The Identity section was the one that landed hardest. I'd have paid significantly more for the conversation that followed."
THE REPORT
After completing the Snapshot, you receive a personalised
Interlude Assessment Report.
It opens with a visual showing your scores across all five domains, along
with a brief synthesis of what that combination reveals.
From there, the report works through each domain in turn:
Your Score
What that score means in the context of the whole profile
One specific next step
Not general advice, but actions tied directly to your situation.
It identifies the domain where your current setup is most likely to fail, and why.
It then closes with a clear Priority Focus and three concrete actions
for the next 30 days.
Every report is personally reviewed before it is sent.
Takes around10 minutes. Report within one working day
Choose Your Snapshot
Snapshot Report
£69
A personalised Interlude Assessment Report based on your current position across five areas of your life.
Shows where the pressure is building and what to do next.
Takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.
Delivered by email within one business day.
Personally reviewed before it is sent.
Snapshot Report + Debrief
Most people choose this
£179
The full report, plus a 45-minute one-to-one
conversation with Trevor to work through your profile and challenge the scores where appropriate.
We work through your results and define the moves that matter.
What to do. And what not to do.
For people already facing a decision.
Both options include the full report. The debrief adds a one-to-one session.
Already taken the Snapshot? Add a debrief for £149 – email assessment@interludecafe.com with your original purchase details.
This is not a generic scorecard.
Your result is based on how your five domains interact, not each one in isolation.