A first honest look at yourself
Questions that are hard to answer formally. Not a test and not a questionnaire — a conversation after which it becomes visible what repeats in your life year after year.
What was there all along becomes visible
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First step · Jerusalem
Workshop · Free entry
One live session, which I run myself. We look at what a deep unpacking of the self is, who actually needs it, and how to go through it so that the answers come out honest rather than convenient.
After the session you go through the unpacking yourself, with your own assistant. Nothing has to be decided right away.
A live session, or the recording if you can't make the live one.
What you take away
Not files and not a list of tools. Three understandings about yourself — and, more importantly, a first live experience: during the session you start an assistant with your own hands and begin working with it.
Questions that are hard to answer formally. Not a test and not a questionnaire — a conversation after which it becomes visible what repeats in your life year after year.
What was there all along becomes visible
Not in the style of "you are creative and driven". Specifically: what you are actually strong at, where your nature works for you, and where you have been going against yourself all this time.
It becomes clear what to lean on
One. Not a list of twelve tasks, but the single action that makes sense to take first — for you, and now.
It becomes clear where to start
Not instructions to try at home, but a project already open and a conversation already started. You leave the session not with a plan to try something, but with something that works.
Done, not postponed
25 seconds · invitation to the practicum
Why this at all
Artificial intelligence became available to everyone. And quietly this happened: texts became alike, voices interchangeable, the person blurred. People speak in the words of a neural network rather than their own.
We build a system that works differently. Not AI instead of you, but AI that amplifies you — your voice, your thinking, your unlikeness.
Deep Identity is about staying yourself in an age when everything around is becoming the same.
How the session runs
The session has two parts. The first is so you understand the method. The second is so you try it while I am there to help.
I show the whole method with slides: what a deep unpacking of the self is, why it is needed, how the method is built and why the questions are put the way they are.
We look separately at where people deceive themselves and how to spot it — without that the assistant will simply agree, and you won't notice the answer is empty.
Right there in the session you go through a small unpacking yourself. You open the project, paste the prompt, start talking to the assistant. You do it — I am beside you and help if something stalls.
That is why you leave the session not with understanding but with a running assistant and a first live experience.
The full unpacking happens without me, with your own assistant. How long it takes is up to you: for some one evening is enough, others come back several times.
The unpacking ends not on a timer but the moment you read your map and recognise yourself without strain.
You can stop here — you have already seen yourself differently and know how to work with an assistant. Or you can go further: that is Deep Identity.
Honestly about who needs this
What matters to know
About an hour. The unpacking afterwards takes as long as you need; we don't fix the time.
Yes. Nothing to pay and nothing to decide during the session. It is a step you can stop at.
No. I show everything step by step — from creating the project to how to talk with the assistant.
A computer, an account with any AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini — the free tier is enough) and an hour without distractions. Details below.
You go through the unpacking yourself. If you want to go deeper, there is Deep Identity with three levels of participation.
Preparation
In the second part you work with your own hands, so a few things are worth preparing in advance — there won't be time for them during the session.
The next step
I gather small groups so that I can help everyone during the hands-on part. As soon as a group is full I set a date and tell everyone who signed up.
You can sign up through ARIE: it will ask a couple of questions and add you to the list. Or message me directly.
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