Let’s set aside productivity for a second. We all know ChatGPT is great for: - Writing faster - Organizing thoughts - Brainstorming ideas - Planning workflows But here’s a deeper question I’ve been wrestling with: Can AI help us understand ourselves? Or is that something only humans or human relationships can support? The reason I’m asking: Burnout is skyrocketing. More people feel existentially lost, not just inefficient. And self-coaching tools are exploding. But what I don’t see much of are tools that support: - Emotional meaning-making - Identity transitions - Purpose exploration - Spiritual realignment - Legacy building I’ve tried using ChatGPT for this I’ve prompted it with: - “Help me explore my values” - “Guide me through an identity shift” - “What does it mean to live an aligned life?” - “Write me a personal philosophy statement” Some of the outputs were genuinely helpful. But also… oddly mechanical. Like it knew the right words, but didn’t know me. 💡 So here’s the real idea: What if we fused the best of AI’s structure with the emotional intelligence of coaching? Imagine a tool that: - Helps you map your meaning journey - Tracks when your decisions drift from your core values - Guides you through identity transitions (career, loss, growth) - Surfaces emotional patterns over time - Reflects your inner world, not just your task list Something like a Human Operating System not for work, but for self-understanding. ❓Curious where Reddit lands on this: - Do you want AI to help with purpose, identity, and meaning? - Or is that territory we shouldn’t hand over even partially to machines? - Would you trust AI to support a spiritual/legacy journey? I’m experimenting with a prototype (HumanOS) but not trying to pitch here — just want to test if this resonates at all. 👇 Curious what you think.

Have you ever dropped one of your templates, AI agent setups, or workflow packs as PWYW? This community shares so many high-value plug-and-play systems, so I’m curious: - Did PWYW help you reach more users? - Did it lead to paid upgrades or client work? - Did people support it generously, or did it flop? Trying to decide if PWYW is a smart way to get my automations into more hands or if fixed pricing works better for this niche. Would love to hear your take.