Clarify a Situation
When you do not know where to start, first separate what has become mixed together.
Bring one decision, relationship, pressure point, or unfinished thought. You do not need a perfect question.
The goal is to separate the theme from the pressure around it, distinguish what you know from what you assume, and find one direction you can test.
When is it useful?
When you know something is stuck but you still do not know exactly what to ask. You can start from one incomplete thought, feeling, or concrete situation.
Examples of how to begin
Deeper Insight
What Unlock will not do
It will not decide for you, predict another person's reaction, or turn your situation into a fixed label. The answer is a framework for clearer thinking and practical checking.
You do not need the perfect question.
Write the situation as you see it now. One honest sentence is enough to start.