I'd say my rationale is a bit too obsessive, in good and bad ways, as I analyse absoulutely everything to the smallest detail and try to foresee all possible scenarios and outcomes. That said, I can tell you:

The goods

• I'm constanly keeping in mind the end user and their experience, to deliver the best possible value and outcome.
• I'm always thinking how to expand the market boundaries and get non-customers to become customers.
• I see no problem as impossible to solve, only as a challenge to overcome.
• I tackle problems from an analytical and scientific perspective, meaning I describe hypotheses and test them to find the best solutions.

The bads

• I overthink things too much sometimes, to the point of making me refute my own ideas and conclusions because I foresaw a brach that could jeopardize the outcome.
• Simple problems are often overcomplicated by my own analysis, making me lose focus on the simplest solutions.
• Because my overthinking goes too deep, it becomes difficult to express my ideas and conclusions in a clear and concise way with words...Thank god Excalidraw exists 😂.

Conclusion: "I'm not a perfect person, but I'm a work in progress and I'm always looking to improve myself and my ways of thinking. Furthermore, I personally think you must have a bit of a yan to your yin in order to be balanced."