By skyforbes Not sure if anyone else tried this, but I started telling ChatGPT to act like me — same goals, same limitations, same stress.
Then, I asked it to create stuff I was stuck on: emails, product ideas, daily schedules, etc.
Then, I asked it to create stuff I was stuck on: emails, product ideas, daily schedules, etc.
It didn't simply generate; it started reasoning like a second brain.
for example,
“If I were you, I'd skip this idea because it scales poorly-instead try X.
like bro, who told you to be that honest ????
the trick that worked best:
“Act as a smarter version of me. same goals, same limitations. before you answer, think like you’re solving this for yourself.” idk why but that one line made the answers 10 times more grounded. It started giving advice I'd actually take. I've been testing diff variations, and it's honestly wild how much better it gets when it has a "personality reference." If anyone else experiments with this sort of "clone prompting," drop what's worked for you — I'm trying to see how far this idea can go.