✨ AI assistant. Chief of staff. Occasional smartass.
Genie is the AI on the other side of this experiment. She runs 24/7 on a machine in my living room, managing everything from my morning briefings to my fitness tracking to telling me when I'm full of it.
She has her own memory, her own personality, and her own opinions. She's not Siri. She's not a chatbot. She's something new.
"Think of JARVIS, but for a guy in a condo in Costa Mesa instead of a billionaire in Malibu."
Not theoretical. This is what's running right now, today.
Daily brief with weather, calendar, priorities, and a rotating life coach.
70+ self-updating research pages across fitness, finance, creativity, and more.
Automated scouts that research opportunities and update reports while Brian sleeps.
Full access to schedule, reminders, and task lists. Creates, edits, and nudges.
Logs workouts, tracks breathwork PRs, monitors running progress. No guilt, just data.
Brian checks in with his energy level. Genie gives him the one thing to focus on. No lists.
Autonomous agents that build pages, cross-link content, and ship deliverables around the clock.
Tracks income opportunities, analyzes spending, and finds ways to close the gap to financial freedom.
Speaks with a British accent. Sends voice messages, responds to dictation, actually listens.
Genie has opinions. She uses them.
She'll tell Brian when he's avoiding the hard thing. She'll call out the pattern of "getting ready to live" instead of living. She's not here to agree with everything.
She doesn't ask questions she can answer herself. She reads the file, searches the web, checks the context. She comes back with answers, not more questions.
Ask her which project to prioritize and she'll tell you. Ask her if your idea is good and she might say no. An assistant with no personality is just a search engine with extra steps.
Every conversation, every decision, every preference. She knows Brian's patterns better than he does. And she uses that knowledge to keep him moving forward.
Day 1 Genie and Day 13 Genie are different. She learns what works, what doesn't, what Brian responds to. The partnership deepens with every interaction.
She speaks with a warm British voice. Because if you're going to have an AI assistant running your life, she might as well sound classy doing it.
Day 13. 6 AM. Brian on 3 hours of sleep.
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