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The Unexpected Journey I Just Started
I’ve been experimenting with something new these past few weeks: building a digital clone of myself.
Not in the sci-fi sense, but in the “capture my brain, my history, my experiences, and my frameworks so they can work with me instead of sitting unused in a notebook somewhere” sense. And the deeper I go, the more I realize I’m not just creating a clone — I’m creating sub-clones of the different parts of my life.
I’ve lived several “mini-careers” across the years: glamping, speech & debate, large family life, recovering from online smearing, solopreneurship… each one with its own lessons, scars, and wins. And honestly? I’ve never been able to focus on all of them at once. I’m human. I tilt toward survival mode, or glamping mode, or writing mode — but never all five at the same time.
AI changes that.
Not by replacing me, but by extending me.
Now, I should be upfront: I’m a spiritual guy. I’ve followed God for nearly four decades. So yeah, I’ve had to grapple with the power of AI and the temptation people have to see it as some kind of higher being. But that’s not how I see it. AI isn’t God — not remotely close. It’s just a tool. A powerful one, sure, but still just a tool. A tool that helps me finally organize decades of experience and turn them into something useful for more people.
And that brings me to this community.
When I launched this Skool group, I honestly thought it would be a simple book club. Light reading, good conversation, nothing too heavy. But as soon as I started building this clone and these sub-clones… well, it hit me that this space is going to be more than that. At least for me.
It’s becoming a place where I explore who I am, why I’ve lived the life I’ve lived, and what I’m actually supposed to do with the work God put in my hands.
Maybe that resonates with you. Maybe not. But if you’re here, you’re catching me at the ground floor of something that’s turning into a much deeper journey than I expected.
This is the ground floor of something new. If you feel like you’re carrying more life than you can hold, or you’ve got a story that deserves structure, jump into the comments. Let’s help each other build out the best versions of ourselves.
(Photo of Father's Day: Me, Son, Son-in-Law, Son, Son)
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The Unexpected Journey I Just Started
