You're building a treehouse. What excites you most?

Calculating the optimal branch angles and load distribution. Making sure all the planks fit together and nothing falls apart. Designing the perfect windows and a rope ladder entrance. Running electricity up there for lights and a radio.

When assembling IKEA furniture, you:

Question why they chose this particular sequence of steps. Follow the instructions exactly, checking off each step. Get frustrated it doesn't look like the picture. Get distracted studying how the drawer slides work.

At a restaurant, you're most likely to:

Debate whether the menu is organized efficiently. Notice when the kitchen workflow seems disorganized. Critique the font choices and plate presentation. Wonder what kinds of appliances they use in the kitchen.

Your phone dies in a foreign country and you don't have the correct wall adapter. You:

Buy a cheap burner phone and use it for the trip. Stay calm and look for a place to buy a travel adapter. Enjoy your trip unplugged and never worry about it. Rig up a charging solution using your own charger and electronics you find.

You're lost in a new city. You:

Try to figure out the pattern to the street numbering system. Pull up your navigation app and follow it step-by-step. Notice all the cool architecture and shop signs. Start mapping it out physically in your head as you walk.

If the sorting hat whispered to you, it would say:

“You see patterns others miss.” “You bring order when it matters most.” “You make ideas easy to grasp.” “You make things work in the real world.”