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Read my own Mind for the first time and it used the framework from a post I forgot I wrote. Unsettling in a good way. Placeholder review.
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Read 12 repliesYour positions, your examples, your phrasing
Measured, not assumed. Review every sample answer before anyone else sees one. Set what it will not discuss.
Your position, not the model’s
Should I put prices on my website?
Yes. I have said this since 2021: hidden prices attract the wrong buyers and waste your calls.
If you sell custom work, publish a starting range.
Should I publish my prices?
Your example, verbatim
Do you have an example?
The Bengaluru design studio case study. They published a 2 to 6 lakh range and inbound doubled in a quarter.
From: LinkedIn post, 14 March.
Give me the example
When you have no view
Should I accept crypto payments?
Priya has not written about this. I will not guess her position.
I have flagged it to her inbox. Ask her directly.
What about crypto?
Interview it before anyone else does
Ask it the questions you get most. Correct anything. Approve when it is you.
From “a chatbot with my name on it” to “that is exactly what I would have said.”
Step 1
Posts, videos, podcasts, PDFs. Not a summary. The actual material.
Step 2
Ask it the questions you get most. Correct a position. Add a boundary. Watch the personality score move.
Step 3
Not before. Then it answers learners with your positions and remembers each one.
It reads everything you have made
LinkedIn
YouTube
X
Reddit
Medium
Website
PDF
Audio
Built for your reputation first
Your positions, not the model’s
When you have an opinion, the Mind has it too. When you do not, it says so and points to you.
Your examples, verbatim
It quotes the case study you actually wrote, not one it invented.
A score before a launch
“Uses your examples”, “matches your positions”, “hedges like an assistant”. You see all three before publishing.
Hard boundaries
A list of topics it declines. Client names, your finances, anything you say. Enforced, not suggested.
An off switch
Pause in one tap. Retrain in the background. Delete completely.
Memory per learner
Each learner’s thread is kept. Follow ups build on the last session.
What a Digital Mind is made of
Nothing goes live until you approve it. Not a sample answer, not a session, not a rupee.
Training set, attributed
Sources behind the last answer
- LinkedIn post, 14 March
- Podcast episode 42, 18:20
- Pricing playbook PDF, page 7
Boundaries, enforced
/Client names: decline
/My finances: decline
/Legal: decline, point to a lawyer
/Applies immediately. Editable any time.
Review inbox, retrain, kill switch
/Every session, flagged ones first. Reply personally.
/Connect a source once. New posts are picked up.
/Pause, unpublish, delete. Yours only.
What experts say the first time they read their own Mind
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@expert_two · Follow
A learner tried three ways to get it to talk about a client. It declined three times and flagged it to me. Placeholder review.
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@expert_three · Follow
First pass hedged too much. Second training pass fixed it. Now it is me. Four stars for the extra day. Placeholder review.
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@expert_four · Follow
Every answer shows which post it came from. I trust it because I can check it. Placeholder review.
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@expert_five · Follow
Changed my view on cohorts last month. Published one post. The Mind picked it up by the next morning. Placeholder review.
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@expert_six · Follow
Nothing went live until I hit approve. That is the whole reason I tried it. Placeholder review.
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Read 6 repliesA Digital Mind vs a custom GPT vs a prompt
| Digital Mind | Custom GPT | System prompt | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trained on your full body of work | Yes | Manual uploads, limits | No |
| Personality accuracy score | Yes | No | No |
| Review gate before publish | Yes | No | No |
| Enforced topic boundaries | Yes | Prompt only | Prompt only |
| Memory per learner | Yes | No | No |
| Retrains when you publish | Yes | No | No |
| Paid sessions | Yes | No | No |
Questions experts ask about their Mind
Will it make things up about me?
It answers from your material and says when it does not know. You review sample answers and can correct any position before publishing.
What if I changed my mind since that old post?
Publish the new position anywhere you are connected, or correct it directly in review. Retrain runs in the background.
Can a learner trick it into discussing something off limits?
Boundaries are enforced at the model level, not just asked politely. Flagged attempts appear in your inbox.
Can I see where an answer came from?
Yes. Each answer is attributed to the source material it drew on.
Can I have more than one Mind?
[Plan dependent. Confirm before publish.]
Who owns it?
You. Your data trains only your Mind. Delete it and it is gone.
Read your own Mind before anyonea learnerthe worldyour audience does.
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