I wrote 5 ChatGPT prompts that actually scared me (in a good way)

I have recently experimented with Chatgpt, not with quick answers, but for deeper things - as if it were challenging me in a way that my friends probably wouldn't do. I had 5 input requests that prompted me to think differently. To be honest, some of the answers were uncomfortable to read, but also the opening of the eyes. If someone else wants to try them out: The villain test "Be my most poisonous critic. Listen the 5 hardest reasons why I will never be successful - and then secretly give me the blueprint to prove the opposite." The future self-letter "Imagine you, I am 2035. Write a brutally honest letter about what I regret to have wasted my time-and what I should double today." The hard mode -cheat code "simulates me in life in" hard mode ". No rich parents, no happy breaks, no safety net. Show me how to win anyway." The survival judge "leads a 30-day life simulation in which I will lose my job tomorrow. What exact movements would keep me over water-and maybe even thrive?" The reconstruction of the philosopher "reconstruction of my personal philosophy from scratch. No clichés, no fluff - only raw principles that could make me unstoppable." It is on my Twitter account for the complete guide.