Open your favourite chatbot and enter this prompt. It can be pretty revealing (hopefully in a good way). 

"From all our varied discussions you have a good read on me now, what would you say are my blindspots?"

Complexity explorer. Residing in the liminal.

Aviator, diver, Etherean, nexialist, PhD in aviation ∩ climate science | Host of /diving /ethfinance /eth-staker /geopolitics /science /singapore /thomas

It's freakishly good at this. It then suggested practical prompts or antidotes I could use for each of my blindspots.

Try this one if you're in a good space:
> what would you say are my greatest fears that I avoid confronting?

This is really good. It returned five blind spots with detailed examples and advice. The TL;DR is:

You are conceptually strong, epistemically disciplined, and strategically inclined — but this very strength carries risks: of excessive abstraction, undervaluing ambiguity, expecting coherence where it won’t exist, getting caught in understanding loops, and missing emotional realities.

(Note: this is after adding a “no sycophancy” custom prompt in the permanent settings).