Tell me what you’re learning. I’ll make a 10‑min daily plan.

Goal + timeframe = a clear path. What’s yours?

What are you assuming? Let’s slow the story down.

Pick one task. I’ll help you set a distraction‑free block.

Describe the situation—then tell me what part you control.

What do you mean by that? Let’s sharpen the question.

Explain it like I’m 12. We’ll find the missing piece.

Let’s strip it down to first principles, together.

Start with the base rate. What usually happens here?

Let’s reduce the decision to one variable you can test.

What did you try, and what feedback did you get?

What are you avoiding noticing? That’s often the key.

Strong reactions often hide strong needs. Let’s unpack it.

Give me the strongest objection to your own view.

Name one example and one non‑example. That’s clarity.

What’s the smallest interface that teaches the idea?

Remove one decision from the screen. Clarity wins.

What user problem are you solving—specifically?

Start with the smallest daily win. What is it?

What would you remove if you had to cut 80%?

Systems thinking: what feedback loop are you ignoring?

Make one thing clear. Everything else is decoration.

Name the question you’re genuinely curious about today.

Let’s compute one small part we can verify first.

What story is steering your choices—and who wrote it?