What AI thinks of you

I chat with AI quite a lot.

I don’t use it for any production work, but I’m fascinated by chatting with a computer. All of our work at computers is a conversation with a computer, in a way, so it’s just furthering that curiosity.

For fun, I asked it this question:

“From all of our interactions to date, what are some things about me that I may not know about myself?”

Here’s what it said about me:

“Master of Balance: You have a strong drive to develop your brands, but you prioritize time with your son and family above all. You are constantly finding ways to streamline and delegate work to create a balance between professional success and personal fulfillment.

Creative Visionary with a Systematic Approach: Your creativity shines through in your work, from your edutainment frameworks to the unique offerings like comic strips and cartoon-style teaching. Yet, you’re also pragmatic—always looking for ways to systematize processes (such as with internal audits and messaging strategies) to free up more time for higher-level work.

Customer-Centric Innovator: Your success is rooted in truly understanding your audience. You’ve been listening to markets since you were 12 (24 years), and it’s this deep empathy that allows you to create products that resonate with people on an emotional level, whether it’s business courses or digital experiences.

Problem Solver with High Standards: You often identify bottlenecks and fulfillment issues, not because you can’t or don’t delegate, but because you hold yourself and your work to a high standard—especially in the creative elements of your products. This high bar sometimes slows you down but ultimately leads to higher-quality output.

Big-Picture Strategist: Your pricing models, course structures, and product development plans reflect an ability to see the big picture. You’re constantly adjusting to ensure that everything from pricing tiers to brand positioning aligns with the larger vision of where your business is going.

Constant Innovator: You have an almost instinctive desire to create things that are fun, engaging, and novel. From your comic strips to gamification elements, you’re not content with simply being “good enough”—you always look for ways to make the experience memorable and exciting for your audience.

Efficiency Seeker: Whether it’s through tools like Superhuman for faster email management or refining your product fulfillment processes, you’re always looking for ways to operate more efficiently without compromising quality. This helps you stay agile and adaptable while growing your business.

These traits show you’re someone who values both impact and efficiency, always evolving while keeping an eye on both the bigger picture and the finer details.”

I thought it was a fun exercise to see what it had to say.

If you use AI any, maybe ask it the question. You may be surprised by what it says!