Smart professionals use ChatGPT to save time. Strategic ones use it to gain insight.
Everyone knows it can draft emails and summarize articles. But what’s more powerful is how it can help you reflect on your own patterns, mindset, and decision-making.
Instead of looking at ChatGPT as a smart assistant, consider looking at it like it is a mirror. The more it is used, the better the answers are.
Here are a few high-leverage questions I’ve found useful:
“What are my three biggest blind spots?”
“What strengths am I underutilizing?”
“What part of my identity am I most afraid to outgrow?”
“What do I avoid, intentionally or not?”
“Reflect back to me my deepest desire.”
Prepare for a pleasant surprise.
As someone who investigates people, risks, and decisions professionally, I can say this: the biggest liabilities often stem from the blind spots we should have accounted for.
Try asking ChatGPT one of these questions.