The ultimate career-reinvention simulator: you have spent 15–20 years as a deeply specialised professional (e.g., “funeral clown”, “professional mourner”, “nuclear submarine chef”, “antique mousetrap restorer”). Now you’re in a high-stakes job interview for a completely unrelated elite role (e.g., Chief AI Ethics Officer, Luxury Brand Creative Director, NASA Mission Psychologist). In 15–20 minutes you must deliver a flawless spoken interview performance (or written cover-lett

The gold-standard of spontaneous presentation training: a serious, high-stakes theme appears (e.g., “The Future of Trust in Decentralised Systems”, “Why Boredom Is the New Luxury”). You press START and begin speaking. Every 15–40 seconds you click “next” and a completely random, uncurated slide from Stanford’s 1M+ academic archive appears (often bizarre, irrelevant, or hilariously off-topic). You must instantly weave it into your ongoing argument with total conviction and nat

The most deliciously uncomfortable fluency accelerator in Grandomastery: two back-to-back, utterly mortifying predicaments appear (e.g., “You accidentally sent a love confession to your entire company Slack” + “Your trousers split on stage during a TED Talk”). In 8–12 minutes you must deliver one seamless, charismatic spoken monologue (or written reflection) that: recounts both incidents with vivid, self-deprecating humour, calmly explains your split-second reasoning, turns e