01 · Start here · 2 min read
A better prompt. Or a missing perspective?
A clearer instruction can improve the answer. A missing perspective can change the question. Here’s when you need each.
Read the guide →The field guidesA different way
A different way
to see the work.
Five guides to help you find a missing perspective, review the draft, and decide what to check next. Start with the method, or choose the situation in front of you.
02 · Decisions · 3 min read
Pressure-test a decision with AI.
Surface a blind spot, decide what needs evidence, and make a more considered next move.
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03 · Customers · 2 min read
Bring the customer into the review.
Move from “act as a customer” to a specific person, in a specific moment, with something at stake.
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04 · The method · 2 min read
A role is a label. A perspective needs context.
Give the review a person, a moment, and a consequence—not just a job title.
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05 · Meetings · 2 min read
Walk into the meeting better prepared.
Start with one missing perspective. Bring better questions to the real conversation.
Read the guide →Put it into practiceYour next draft.
Your next draft.
A new perspective.
Most people start with the book. Bring the Empty Chair method to a proposal, a plan, or a decision that matters this week.
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