Not your title. Not your job. Just: who you are, where you are in life, what's actually going on.

If something is running already, name it. If you're between things, in transition, or starting from scratch, say that. Either is fine.

Instagram, LinkedIn, your website, your link-in-bio, even a dating profile. Anywhere a stranger could read about you.

In real terms. More money. More freedom. A way back to yourself. A way out of your job. Specifics help. The dollar amount per month, the type of life, the version of you twelve months from now.

Pick the one that makes you want to throw your phone.

Pick all that apply. This tells the engine what NOT to suggest, so the report doesn't waste your time repeating advice that already failed.

Followers, clients, friends, family, coworkers — anyone who comes to you for something. If you don't have an audience yet, who keeps coming to you for the thing you're best at?

Not a demographic. A real person. What do they do, what are they struggling with, what would they pay you to solve. If you can't picture them yet, write the rough sketch. The engine sharpens it.

The one you keep almost-becoming. The one who'd charge more, post the truth, finally publish the thing. What does that version do, look like, sound like? This is the most important question on this page.

Be honest. Not the polished version. The real one. What would change about your week, your bank account, your confidence, your work, if all three mirrors were finally aligned?