About MyFire

A clearer next step starts
with a real conversation.

Choosing subjects, exploring careers or planning life after school can bring up more questions than answers. MyFire gives students in Classes 9–12 and their parents a place to slow down, compare perspectives and decide what deserves attention next.

Why MyFire exists

Important decisions deserve
more than a quick answer.

A student may be protecting curiosity, independence or the freedom to change their mind. A parent may be protecting opportunity, stability or time. Those perspectives do not have to compete before they have been properly heard.

MyFire is built to help a family move from scattered advice and unspoken concerns to a more useful question: what do we understand, what still needs checking and what can the student try next?

The people behind MyFire

Meet MyFire’s co-founders.

MyFire develops reports, builds the technology behind them and trains its partner network. Enquiries received through the website are passed to the relevant MyFire partner for follow-up and guidance.

Co-Founder

Sanjeev Agarwal

Sanjeev leads the research and development of MyFire's reports and serves as their final reviewer. He also coaches and trains franchise partners, associates, dealers and sub-dealers, helping them understand the reports and communicate their findings responsibly.

He brings 20 years of experience in counselling and coaching, alongside extensive work in DNE (Dermatoglyphics Neuroscientific Evaluation). His focus at MyFire is report quality, ongoing development and preparing partners to support students and families.

View Sanjeev's public profile ↗

Co-Founder

Manann Agarwal

Manann leads technology and product development at MyFire. Working behind the scenes, he builds and improves the platform, systems and digital tools that support MyFire's reports and partner network.

His background spans artificial intelligence, machine learning and related technologies. He focuses on turning these capabilities into practical products and reliable workflows for the people delivering MyFire's services.

View Manann's public profile ↗

Our guides

MyFire Editorial Team

MyFire publishes practical guides for students and families exploring subjects, courses and career options. Our articles offer questions to discuss, options to compare and small steps to try.

What the approach protects

The decision stays with the student and family.

  1. 01

    Begin without having the answer

    A student does not need a chosen career or a polished explanation. The starting point can be an interest, a disagreement, a shortlist or simply a question that keeps returning.

  2. 02

    Make both perspectives visible

    The student's own wishes and the parent's concerns both belong in the conversation. The aim is to understand what each person is noticing, hoping for and worried about.

  3. 03

    Turn suggestions into exploration

    Career directions are possibilities to investigate through course research, conversations and small experiences—not labels, predictions or instructions to follow.

Inspect before you decide

See the offer.
Understand its limits.

Read the fictional sample and understand the process, privacy and report limitations before deciding. A MyFire partner can explain the options and pricing. MyFire does not assign a student one correct career or guarantee an academic outcome.

One step from here

Tell us what feels unclear.

You do not need to choose a package before asking a question about your situation.

Send an enquiry

Tell us what's on your mind.