asb-who-me
Who, Me? — Find Out Who You Actually Are
"Know thyself" has been the hardest assignment for two and a half millennia, because you can't read the label from inside the jar: you're biased, you carry baggage, and you've spent years rehearsing who you think you should be. Yet everything downstream — what to build, which game to play, which strategy you can execute better than smarter and better-funded competitors — starts from who you actually are. This skill runs the interrogation: evocative prompts that pull out what drives you, anti-questions that pull out what you dread, outside-in questions for the people who can see what you can't, and a stubborn insistence on concrete episodes over self-flattering labels. The output is a file of your salient characteristics, each recorded as a plain fact with the contexts where it becomes a strength and where it becomes a hindrance.