WEEK 1 · GET MOVING · 10 min

The Voice Mirror

Paste something you wrote. Watch AI show you what you actually sound like — your tics, your buried leads, the moments you undercut yourself.

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Here are several things I've written recently, in my real voice:

[paste 3–5 samples]

Analyze how I actually write — not how I think I write. Tell me:
1. The 5 words or phrases I lean on too much.
2. Where I bury the most important point instead of leading with it.
3. Where I hedge, soften, or undercut myself.
4. What my writing reveals about how I want to be seen vs. how I probably come across.
5. Three specific rules I should follow to write like the strongest version of myself.

Claude

[15 sent emails pasted] Be uncomfortably honest. Where do I hedge? What do I overuse?

Patterns you don't notice:

Openings: 12/15 start with acknowledgment ("Thanks for this," "Great call"). That's a strength. Keep it.

Overused: "I think" — 23 times. You use it when you're actually certain. It undermines your authority. Drop it.

Buried ledes: In 6 of 15 emails, your real point is in paragraph 2 or 3. Lead with it.

Befor...

The gap between how you want to come across and how you actually do is the most useful thing on the page.

You'll use them across the program — every time you ask AI to write in your voice, paste these rules first.

TODAY'S INSIGHT

Before AI can sound like you, you have to see how you actually sound.

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