First-person. Five years out. Don't stop writing.
A robotics engineer wrote a story about the future of his field. When he read the analysis back, he said it made him question assumptions he didn't know he was making — and pointed him toward problems he'd been ignoring.
He came in skeptical. He downloaded the report.
Not a goal. Not a plan. The thing that's been taking up space — a decision that won't resolve, an idea that won't leave, a question you keep turning over without landing anywhere. The rougher it is, the more honest the story tends to be.
Three to five words. The version of this where it's already resolved. Not a tagline — a shorthand for what you'd call it on the other side.
This helps the analysis meet you where you actually are — not where you think you should be.
Any lens, worldview, or framework you bring to this? (optional)
10 minutes is enough to surface something real. 15 gives it more room. Either way — don't stop writing.
Don't think about it. Write your first answer.
What surprised you the most when writing it?
What you're reading is an Early Warning System output — a 10-minute writing sprint that surfaces the narrative you're already living by. The story shaping every decision you make, without you realizing it. ORBIT uses this to find the people aligned with your worldview, not just your job title.
This is built from your words, not generic advice.
Your clarity report is ready.
One minute. What did the analysis get right?
What felt most true?
What missed the mark?
What you wrote. What it revealed. What to do about it. All in one document.
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