The most addictive personality-psychology drill in Grandomastery: two wildly incompatible, borderline-taboo obsessions are forced upon one imaginary person (e.g., “extreme couponing + medieval sword fighting”, “collecting vintage dental equipment + competitive speed-eating”, “taxidermy + ASMR role-play”). In 12–18 minutes you must deliver a fluent, non-judgmental spoken monologue (or written case study) that: inhabits the person’s voice with complete empathy, uncovers hidden

The fastest attitude-flip drill in the Grandomastery arsenal: a deliberately annoying or trivial “first-world problem” appears (e.g., “My robot vacuum keeps getting stuck under the sofa”, “The barista spelled my name wrong again”, “Too many streaming services”). In 8–10 minutes you must deliver a fluent, sophisticated spoken monologue (or written reflection) that: embraces the classic Pollyanna “Glad Game”, uncovers genuine silver linings and unexpected benefits, explores bot