Your client minds hold what you know about each client. Your personal mind holds what Armbrain should know about you. It is created for you the first time you use Armbrain, and it stays separate from every client.
An empty personal mind means generic output. A short interview fixes that. Your AI assistant asks five questions, one at a time:
- What do you do, in one sentence?
- What industries or kinds of clients do you work with?
- How many clients are you running right now?
- What is your biggest operational headache?
- What framework do you use to run your practice, such as Business OS or OKRs (objectives and key results)?
It takes a few minutes. Each answer is saved as you go, so if a call pulls you away, you can finish later. You can also skip it and come back.
Your answers shape the rest: meeting prep uses your framework and terms, and drafts start from your positioning instead of a generic tone. When you are done, it asks about your next client meeting, so the first thing you do is real work. Read the activation guide.