I wonder where the yard is for "all" on discovery

Imagine it ends with, gravity will pull you to the yard etc

hey @Jack Robinson aka Charlie West and anyone else who has insights. question about the Clone DNA thing. I'm starting to see the power the Clone DNA and realizing also how powerful it will be to help my students with guitar. I've been doing some 1-1 calls helping people for 30 min or so with whatever problem the want to address. And recording it. And some have even gone into great detail on what they want to learn in the prelim prompts I ask them (so the calls are productive). All the info in my clone + my brain dump of everything I know (which I need to do) + all other teaching videos and content I've ever produced as resources the clone can access/reference?! I get it now. Wow. Okay... my question: Is there a proper way I should go about organizing the information in ChatGPT at the student level? Should I have individual projects for each student? Or just a bunch of files inside my main clone project? Or maybe a DNA-type file of each student?

This could be a huge week for a few of you reading this. The kind of week you look back on as a pivotal turning point in how you run your Skool, your time, and your money. Now I know that's a big promise. But I can deliver, so stick with me for 2 min and read this post. Let me explain: Not long ago, I had a serious problem going on with my own Skool and online business. Without going into the full drama, I basically had: - A Skool that was working - Notifications at 99 plus every time I opened the app - DMs I felt guilty for not answering - New members joining and leaving without me even noticing - Events and challenges patched together at the last second On top of that I was juggling college, hoops, rehab, family, relationship, life. It was a lot. Every time I opened my phone it felt like getting sucker punched in the stomach by my own success. I wanted the growth but I could feel my brain sliding back toward burnout. And then it clicked. During this messy season, I doubled down on building systems instead of just trying to “push harder.” I started wiring in: - Skoot as the tool that makes me money when I sleep (Customer Relationship Manager) - Automations that ping me when members join, leave, or when payments fail - AI clones of myself for marketing, sales, product, and client success - A full Getting Things Done-based operating system on my Apple stuff and ChatGPT - Real constraints and tools around my phone time - A boring simple wealth frame so Skool money did not just leak away At the time I thought “ok this is probably overkill” but tbh it changed everything. Today I can run an active, profitable Skool community, keep my brain mostly calm, and still have enough energy left for school and life. For the first time, I was actually: - Serving my members well - Not drowning in DMs - Not losing sleep over notifications and to do lists - And actually moving money toward a future I feel good about It felt ridiculously liberating.

first to comment i'll dm you the deets ;)