Clone Yourself — all four parts, built in order, right here. Your brain, your voice, your fence, your reach. Work down the page and each piece feeds the next — and at the bottom, everything you entered compiles into one Foundation Brief you can hand to any AI assistant. That's the level-up: you're not filling in worksheets. You're writing the instructions a future assistant will follow.
An assistant is only as smart about you as what it has read. Start a notebook — we teach with Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM); any tool that loads your own sources works. These are the first five sources, in order. Check what you have.
The full Second Brain workshop: the interactive build-along, grounding prompts that make the notebook cite its sources and refuse to guess, and the setup blueprint with a quarterly self-check.
Out of the box, AI has none of your writing — so it defaults to the average of everyone. These four fields pull "everyone" off. The litmus for every line it ever drafts: would you say it out loud?
The full Voice workshop: the interactive session canvas, the before/after voice bench, five voice-audit prompts that grade drafts against your own published record, and the voice blueprint. (The free Voice Profile Builder tool on this site is the interactive companion.)
The two-second call before any paste: 🟢 yours and clean — feed it. 🟡 useful but carrying names — redact first. 🔴 passwords, health, client files, other people's details — never, any tool. When it's not obvious, run the gate.
The full Data-Safety workshop: the feed-it-or-leave-it Sorter, Spot-the-Leak, redaction prompts, a persistent Privacy Guard agent instruction, and the set-it-once Data-Safety Blueprint with tool-tier checks.
The payoff. One strong seed, multiplied into every shape your audience actually reads — in your voice, inside your fence, signed by you. Pick where your people are and when you'll run the weekly loop.
The full Reach workshop: Spot the Clone, the One-Seed Multiplier builder, the Sign-Off Gate, five multiplier prompts with a persistent Multiplier agent, the four reach frameworks, and the Reach Blueprint.
Here's the agentic step. Everything you entered above isn't four separate worksheets — together, it's the standing instruction for an assistant: what it knows, how it sounds, what it may touch, and what its job is. Build it, copy it, paste it into any assistant's custom instructions — or into the notebook you started in Part 1.
Everything on this page stays free — including the printable cards for each part. The Library adds the full build for every stage: four interactive workshops, the paste-ready prompt packs with persistent agent instructions, the named frameworks, the step-by-step blueprints, and every new session as the series grows.