Become Irreplaceable

You keep hearing that AI is about to change everything. Entire industries disrupted. Millions of jobs reshaped. A revolution in how people think, create, and work. It sounds massive — but when you sit down with the tools, the gap between the promise and your actual experience is hard to explain. AI helps. It's useful. But nothing about the way you're using it feels like the transformation everyone keeps talking about.

You ask it something, you get a good answer, you move on. You come back the next day and do it again. It remembers you a little. It gets better over time. And that's genuinely useful — but that's also all it is. A powerful vending machine you keep visiting. You go to the AI, get what you need, then go back to your documents, your spreadsheets, your inbox, your actual work. Nothing about the way you work has changed. Just one of the tools got smarter.

Or maybe you've gone further. You've set up specialized contexts — projects, custom instructions, uploaded documents. The AI knows your domain now. The answers are sharper, more relevant, more useful. But maintaining all of that is a chore — uploading files, keeping things current, rebuilding context when it falls behind. And every specialized environment you've built is its own island. Your financial project doesn't know about your creative work. Your research context doesn't know about your clients. Each one is a separate place you visit, then leave — and when you zoom out, AI is just one more stop in the same workflow you've always had. You go from the document to the spreadsheet to the AI to the email, stitching it all together yourself, every time.

But the deepest problem isn't any of this. It's that you have no frame of reference for what's actually possible. You can't picture a way of working where your context is alive — maintained, connected, shared across everything you do. Where the AI doesn't just answer questions but works from your actual situation, across every domain, building on everything that came before. You can sense there's more. You just can't see it from where you're standing.

Not because you're not trying. Because nobody's shown you it's possible.

Imagine your mind has a home. A place you designed — with everything you know, everything you're working on, and everything you care about, organized the way you think. Not a folder system you forget about. A living space you inhabit. When you need something, you know where it is. When something's missing, you feel it. And you're not alone in there — you have a team of specialists, each one an expert in a different part of your life, all working from the same understanding of who you are and what you're building.

You sit down to work on a project you haven't touched in two weeks. Instead of spending the first hour remembering where you left off, your system already knows — last decisions made, open questions, relevant research, current status. You pick up exactly where you stopped. No re-reading old notes. No digging through folders. The context was there waiting for you.

An idea hits you while you're away from your desk. You jot it down in a few words. When you sit down later, it's already connected to the project it belongs to, tagged, in context. You didn't have to file it, search for it, or explain what it meant. Your system knows your work well enough to put it where it matters.

You're facing a complex decision — one that touches your finances, your schedule, your family, your long-term plans. No single advisor has the full picture. But your system does. It crosses information from every domain of your life and gives you an analysis that no external professional could, because no one else knows your complete situation the way your extended mind does.

This isn't science fiction. It's not even new technology. It's a method — a way of building and operating an AI system where everything connects, everything persists, and everything gets better the more you use it.

Six live sessions over six weeks — one per week. Before every session, you watch the videos and work through the vault materials at your own pace. Fundamentals covered, so live time goes deep: design, building, feedback, advanced techniques. Week seven: personal 1-on-1 to review your system, plus a group AMA to close.

Time Commitment

Live sessions: ~12 hours total. Pre-session videos and materials: ~5-8 hours at your own pace. Between-session building: 3-5 hours per week. AMA + 1-on-1: 3 hours. Total over 7 weeks: roughly 40-50 hours — and every hour produces something you'll keep using.

What You Need

A computer — Mac or Windows. Desktop only for now. A Claude Pro subscription (~$20/month). Obsidian (free). And willingness to learn — there is a learning curve, and we don't pretend otherwise.

Who This Is For

You already use AI — ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, whatever — and you're getting value from it, but you know there's more. You're a professional, entrepreneur, researcher, creative, or anyone whose work involves thinking, deciding, and creating. You don't need to be technical. You need to be willing to build something.

Who This Is NOT For

If you want AI to run things for you while you step away, this isn't that. EMMA puts you at the center — it requires your judgment, your curation, your decisions. If you're looking for a prompt library you can copy-paste without understanding, or an automation that replaces your involvement, this program will frustrate you. If you only work from your phone, we can't support you yet — EMMA requires a desktop environment. And if you're not willing to invest 3-5 hours a week between sessions actually building your system, the course won't deliver what it promises.

Built From Practice

EMMA wasn't designed in a classroom. It was built by someone running multiple businesses, managing creative projects, making financial decisions, and coordinating teams — all through the same system you'll learn to build. Every technique in this course was tested on real work with real consequences.

Everything Stays With You

Your entire system lives on your computer. Plain text files you can read, edit, move, and back up. No subscription lock-in. No proprietary platform. If you cancel every service tomorrow, your Extended Mind comes with you. You own it — completely.

Application Required

This isn't a course you buy with a click. You apply because fit matters — for you and for the group. Small cohorts, hands-on format, real building. If it's not right for you, we'd rather tell you now.

I built EMMA because I was drowning. Too many projects, too much information, too many decisions. AI helped — but scattered, fragmented, starting over every time. I needed something better. So I built it.

But the problem isn't new. I've spent my career designing systems for getting complex things done. I co-founded the team behind Kerbal Space Program — one of the top 100 PC games of all time — and grew it to over 75 people across multiple countries. Before that, I built a marketing agency from two founders to over 60 employees. In both cases, my job was the same: design the processes, organize the teams, make sure everything connects, and keep the big picture clear while dozens of people execute.

EMMA is what happens when you apply that same thinking to AI. Not managing a team of people — directing a team of specialized AI systems, all working from your context, all building on each other. The methodology is new. The discipline behind it is 20 years of practice.

Now I run a school, software projects, financial analysis, creative writing, and research — all through the same Extended Mind system you'll learn to build. Not as a demonstration. As my actual operating system, every day.

The Builder

You don't wait for the next app, the next update, or the next course. You need a specialist for a new domain? You build it. A workflow for a complex process? You design it. Your system needs to grow? You know how. Self-sufficient — permanently.

The Director

You stop doing everything yourself. You direct — calling on specialized capabilities, each one working from your full context, each one building on what the others already know. You don't stitch things together manually. You orchestrate.

The Extended Mind

Your system becomes invisible. Not because it's automatic — because it's natural. The way you think, decide, and create has changed. You don't "use AI." You think with it. Your knowledge compounds. Your context lives. Your mind extends beyond what any one brain could hold alone.

You run a business

Say "prepare the meeting for client X" and it's done — because your system already has the context: past conversations, deliverables, open items, next steps. You design workflows once for the processes you repeat: client onboarding, project delivery, financial reviews. Not automations that run without you. Living workflows that know what you know and surface what comes next. Complex research across multiple domains, client-ready deliverables, strategic analysis — what used to take hours of gathering and re-explaining now takes a conversation.

You work with clients

Every client has their own context in your system — history, preferences, agreements, ongoing work. When you switch between clients, you don't re-load your brain. Your system carries it. Preparing a deliverable, following up on a commitment, reviewing where things stand — the information is already there, organized, current. You show up prepared without the prep.

You're writing a book or a script

Your research lives in your vault — organized, searchable, connected. Your writing specialist knows your voice, your structure, your argument so far. Every session picks up where the last one left off. You don't lose the thread. The book grows with you.

You juggle multiple creative projects

A film, a business plan, a personal essay — each one has its own specialist, its own context, its own history. But they all live in the same system. An insight from one project surfaces in another. Nothing is siloed. Nothing is lost.

You're a professional who thinks for a living

Consultant, researcher, strategist, designer — the pattern is the same. Your knowledge compounds instead of resetting. Your analysis builds on everything you've done before. You stop starting from scratch and start building from depth.

Right now, you're using AI the way most people use it — and getting results most people get. That's fine. But there's a level of AI fluency that changes what's possible entirely. People operating at that level aren't just faster — they think with AI, build with it, direct it across every part of their work. They're not using a better tool. They're working a different way.

That gap widens every day. Not because they're learning more prompts — because their systems are compounding. Every hour they invest builds on the last. Every project enriches the next. Meanwhile, everyone else starts from scratch, every time.

EMMA Mastery doesn't just teach you a system. It teaches you how AI actually works at a level where you can integrate anything that comes next — new models, new tools, new capabilities — into a foundation you already understand. That's not something you pick up from tutorials or Twitter threads. It's a skill. And once you have it, you stop chasing the next thing and start building from depth.