This workshop will help you take a closer look at your own thinking and understand what your strengths are. Instead of abstract conversations about self-realization, specific techniques, creative profile analysis, and an honest discussion about how to turn personal traits into resources for work, creativity, and everyday life will be offered here. The uniqueness of oneself is often discussed too generally - like a beautiful idea that sounds inspiring but rarely helps in real life. This workshop offers a different approach: to calmly and concretely analyze how your thinking is structured, which strengths are already working for you, and what hinders you from using them consciously. The focus will not be on the abstract 'be yourself', but on a specific conversation about differences, personal identity, and creative profile. The format of the meeting is especially valuable in that it combines discussion and practice. Participants will not just listen to an expert, but will try to see what exactly distinguishes them from others, how perceptual traits manifest, which ways of thinking come easier, and where the inner resource is hidden. Such a conversation can be beneficial for those who feel stuck in similar scenarios, tired of comparing themselves to others, or want to understand more clearly what to rely on in work and creativity. During the meeting, techniques for diagnosing the creative profile will be analyzed, helping to notice the strengths of one's thinking and showing how to integrate one's identity into projects, professional tasks, and personal initiatives. The discussion will not be about finding a universal formula for success, but about tuning the tool to the individual. Therefore, the workshop may be useful for those working in the creative field as well as for those who simply want to understand themselves better. The meeting will be led by cognitive scientist and creative thinking specialist Marie Beccar, which means the conversation will be based on attention to how a person thinks, makes decisions, and creates new things. Where to go in St. Petersburg can be found on our website.