In an experiment by Parade, ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini were asked to identify the top habit of successful people, with instructions to exclude generic answers like "waking up early" and focus on cognitive habits. ChatGPT suggested that successful people "deliberately seek feedback that challenges their thinking," stating that high performers share a cognitive habit of constantly trying to prove themselves wrong rather than right. The chatbot advised asking questions like "What am I missing?" and "Where is my blind spot?" instead of "Did I do a good job?" It explained that this habit shortens the learning cycle, giving an example where Person B, who investigates mistakes, learns 100 lessons after 100 mistakes, while Person A, who defends their ego, simply defends themselves 100 times. ChatGPT also noted that successful people separate criticism of their work from criticism of themselves, change their minds quickly when presented with better evidence, and review failures without shame or excuses. The article does not include the answers from Claude or Gemini or declare a winner.