💭 in your head · nothing to type
Think of where you lose the most time. Picture a hall of mirrors with understudies: each one reflects a single slice of your work.
Which understudy will you send onto the stage first?
💭 in your head · nothing to type
Return to the hall of mirrors: an understudy does not replace you; it takes one scene and returns with a result.
Which single scene will you give your first understudy?
Every understudy follows Capture (collect examples) → Build (make a first version) → Test (check it) → Refine (tighten it): capture an example, build the clone, test it on real work, then refine it from the result.
| Clone | What it does | Saves |
|---|---|---|
| Communication (correspondence) | Replies to emails in your voice | 2–4 h/day |
| Meeting Intelligence (meeting summaries) | Summarizes meetings, writes tasks | 30 min/meeting |
| Content | Generates posts, clips, ideas | 5–10 h/week |
| Learning | Teaches you new things on a schedule | Quality of life |
| Automation | Pipeline: data → report, URL → summary | 5–15 h/week |
The hours in the "Saves" column are the author's rough estimate — your numbers will be your own.
Build cycle: Capture → Build → Test → Refine.
💡 Build one clone. The five types are a choice map, not a promise to build an army. Modules 06 and 07 show how to build the one you choose.
Go back to your answer from Activation — where you lose the most time.