what’s the thing you’d want said about you?
somewhere underneath the roles and the routines, there's something you want to be true about you. something you'd want people to notice, or remember.
every day there's one live question, the same for everyone. answer it anonymously, see what other people said. it's all gone in seven days.
answer today's question →write the sentence. the thing you'd want someone to say about you, whether at a dinner table, in a letter, or after you've left the room. keep it to one or two lines. then sit with it. is this something people already know about you, or is it hidden. write about the gap between who you are in most rooms and the version of yourself that sentence describes. are you living in a way that lines up with what you want said. if not, write about what gets in the way. this isn't about performing goodness. it's about naming what matters to you most.
- write the sentence you'd want a close friend to say about you honestly.
- describe a moment when you felt like you were being that version of yourself.
- write about the difference between what people usually notice about you and what you wish they'd see.
this is for anyone who feels unseen in the ways that matter most to them. for people who know their real values but aren't sure they're showing.