I Asked ChatGPT to Fix My Life. It Actually Tried.

This one ChatGPT chat changed how I see my own life

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I wasn’t planning to ask a robot for life advice.
But one evening, sitting on my couch with a cold cup of coffee and a half-finished to-do list, I typed something random into ChatGPT:

“My life’s a mess. Can you fix it?”

It was half a joke, half a cry for help. I didn’t expect much… maybe a few motivational quotes or a list of productivity hacks. But what I got back surprised me.

ChatGPT didn’t just give advice.
It started asking questions. Real, human-sounding questions.

“What does ‘fix’ mean to you?”

That’s how it started.

It didn’t jump into solutions like a self-help book or a therapist trying to sound smart. Instead, it asked me to define what I even meant by “fixing my life.”

And I froze.

Because I didn’t really know. I wanted to be happier, sure. More productive, maybe. But mostly, I wanted to stop feeling like I was constantly behind… like life was this race I never signed up for but somehow had to win.

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