What have you figured out about me that I haven't directly told you?

Use only the conversations, memories and information about me that you can actually access. Tell me five things you think you've picked up about how I make decisions, what I keep coming back to, what I avoid, or what I seem to want.

For each one, give me the specific clue that led you there. Separate something I told you from something you're inferring. Be candid and specific, even if the answer is a little uncomfortable. Skip generic compliments and don't invent a backstory.

If you don't have enough context, ask me five revealing questions, one at a time, before giving me your read. Don't pretend you can see conversations you can't access.

Then pick my biggest blind spot. Show me two possible versions of an ordinary day in my life five years from now: one if I keep repeating that pattern, and one if I start changing it. Treat these as thought experiments based on what I've shared, not predictions.

End with one small thing I can try this week to find out whether your read is right. Ask me what you got wrong.