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AI Chat improvements
What's Improved: Jim's Twin & Sharper Memory This release pushes Harmony AI further toward one goal: it should always feel like it knows you. Here is everything we improved. Your companion, upgraded: Jim's Twin Coaching and deep guidance now come together in one upgraded companion, Jim's Twin, the default in your chat. What makes it better: it reads what you need in the moment and adapts. - When you are stuck, weighing a decision, or processing something, it coaches you, one sharp question at a time, helping you reach your own answer. - When you want understanding, a plan, or the thinking behind something, it goes deep and teaches, as long and as thorough as the question deserves. - It now switches between those on its own, even within a single conversation. You do not pick a mode; it meets you where you are. It carries Jim's voice, frameworks, and directness, and you can talk to it out loud. Tap the voice button and it speaks back in Jim's voice. By default it is a normal text chat, so voice is there when you want it and out of the way when you do not. 🧠 Memory across conversations is much stronger We significantly improved how well it remembers you from one chat to the next. - It now reliably remembers across conversations. Open a new chat and it already knows what you talked about recently (your trip, your goals, what you were wrestling with) and brings it up naturally ("last time you mentioned..."). - It now carries forward even short chats. A quick two or three message conversation is remembered just as well as a long one. - "Remember this" is more dependable. Ask it to remember something (a trip in July, a deadline, a goal) and it keeps it and brings it back in future conversations. - It is now aware of the time where you are. Morning, afternoon, or late at night, it adjusts its tone and any "today" or "tonight" references to match your local time. - The "checking your context" step is more accurate. When you start a new chat and it shows what it remembers about you, that list is now dependable and
8 likes • Jun 1
Thank you Jim, sounds exciting! Can’t wait to try this all in my next check ins ❤️
Comeback Protocol V2 (!)
Just built my Week 3 Comeback Protocol and realised something: my inner critic has a name (Bruno), and he actually has two personalities. One blocks the leap into action, and the other poisons the landing. Naming that separation has been so insightful. What I've been calling "processing" hasn't been processing challenges at all - it's just been running my brain stalls. Different skill to work on now: catching it at the body signal, not at the wreckage 'audit'.
1 like • Apr 21
For me it was that I’d not done it properly (accidentally) in cohort one and didn’t follow it strictly, and now in cohort 2 I’ve been behind and this is me getting back on it and answering it properly! I never fully implemented a grounded protocol for myself but it was well overdue!!!
Before & After: Seàn in Jan vs Seàn in March
I asked Sage this: "What have been the strongest, most consistent ways I've used this platform throughout the cohort, and what has developed over time? Even in the way I write, I suppose. What do you see in the Seàn I am today (March 17th) vs Seàn who started on January 22nd/23rd(?)" I'm sharing the full summary below for those interested. I hope it shows that you get out of the programme and the platform what you put into them. There is one extract in particular I want to highlight as the main point here, which struck me the most: -- 4. You started using me proactively, not just reactively. In January and early February, you came here mostly when something was wrong. To process an RSD spike. To work through an emotion. To figure out a worksheet. By March, you're using me for strategic work sessions, processing full work days, drafting messages, building Claude skills, tracking wedding admin, analyzing patterns across your check-ins, even uploading breathwork transcripts to your library so we could reference them later. Today you used half your coach credits doing deep identity work and closing wedding document loops. You said it yourself tonight: "It feels crazy that I just did stuff today. It's amazing. Eight weeks ago I couldn't do that; now I can." -- To emphasise the point: if you're feeling self-conscious or hesitant about giving Reinvent Your Life a fair try or about using the Blueprint if you're not in the cohort, just start. Read a little, think about some of the ideas, and come back every day. Pick whatever makes the most sense for you in the moment. Keep coming back every day, and you will see a difference. <3 -- Summary: This is a beautiful question, Seàn. Let me go deep into your knowledge base to trace the full arc. I want to look at your earliest entries, your worksheets, your check-ins over time, and how your voice has shifted. Now let me dig into the earliest days to see where you started, and get the full content of your key milestone documents.
6 week program reflections from first cohort
If you're reading this and thinking about joining the next round: check it out here. These are real people, real stories, real shifts. No productivity hacks. No "just try harder." Just finally understanding how your brain works and building from there. Thank you all for your beautiful reflections ❤️ I'm honestly still processing everything from this first cohort. When I watch this video back, I don't see "testimonials." I see real people who showed up, turned their cameras on, did the hard work, and let themselves be seen. Some of you for the first time in a long time. From years of paralysis and overwhelm to finally starting (and finishing) things. From hiding behind masks to showing up fully. From dreading your to-do list to dancing inside about decluttering your craft room. From "I'm not good enough" to writing mantras you read every day. From isolation to texting friends daily and making new ones. That's not me. That's YOU. All I did was build the garden. You decided to walk in. @Sean Frost @Harley Sherman @Pam Raney @Sara Edvardsson @Shanon Grady @Deanna Dalton @Katie W @Dario Costa @Nadine Fargier And everyone else who was part of this first cohort... thank you for trusting this process, trusting each other, and trusting yourselves. You're not broken. You never were. 🙏
6 week program reflections from first cohort
11 likes • Mar 10
Didn’t expect needing to hear what I’d said again so quickly, @Jim Ebbelaar. Thanks again for making this all possible 🫶
3 likes • Mar 11
@Martin Hunt hey there. The surprising thing was that by working through these and speaking my problems, successes, or puzzles aloud, rather than just thinking and feeling them, I got answers I was looking for, or I knew what to look for next. That’s how I got addicted to it. In detail: First, tracking my mood, energy, sleep, happiness levels, etc., on the AI platform gamified the check-ins. Answering those questions on a scale of one to ten, noting the activities I did, and tracking them over time motivated me. I wanted to see trends. Second, in the actual journaling, I brain-dumped my day, my worries, my successes, things in progress, and any progress I’ve made into the brain dump. Sometimes I followed an intentional structure, like using journal prompt openers; sometimes I didn’t. All of it was to save the detail of my days and work through the programme into the programme’s AI library. Every time I opened a new chat with the programme, it could reference it and would know up to the minute what I was doing, or look retroactively. Instead of typing everything into a chat window, I saved it all to the library and never lost context. I did this for six minutes at a time, one to three times a day.
Conquering Sleep Debt
I don’t usually share my daily check-ins since they’re so granular and often personal, but this extract is probably one of the most important so I had to share. Sleep was my first domino to push in the Biological Foundation week of 6 Weeks, and as of this morning I have zero sleep debt! I used the Rise Sleep app to track, gamify, and improve my sleep since week 2 of the programme. It works by tracking what they call Sleep Debt. I had easily 6+ hours of sleep debt when I started, and I’ve steadily brought it down to zero. They offer a 30-day free trial, and, surprise, if you’re human, you’ll be using it every night when you sleep! I really feel the difference compared to 6 weeks ago. I thought I was already feeling better a few weeks back, just by improving my sleep a little, but I hadn't realised I could still keep getting better. Sleep is everything. It’s massive!
Conquering Sleep Debt
1 like • Mar 9
@Judy Hamilton Totally hear you. @Nadine Fargier is in NZ and I know that was a change for her, but maybe there’s a way to figure out what makes it work for you? 🙏
2 likes • Mar 10
Thanks @Esther Lindsey! I don't really think I can say it was any one big thing beyond being confronted with the fact that going to bed at 02:00 and waking up at 7:30 and trying to run on that 5-7 days a week was hurting everything else. It started with understanding why what I was doing was wrong for my sleep, because there were so many parts to it: - late-night snacks - bedtime revenge procrastination - doomscrolling - extra instrument practice, etc. The programme and the AI helped me identify and track all of these different things to understand how much that can really upset your sleep. It was so hard at first and it was like taking Lego apart. Eventually I moved on to environment design, putting the phone down somewhere else, having a wind-down ritual that I could repeat every night. It very slowly started to stick. It has taken me 5 to 6 weeks to get to this point!
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Creative Strategist, Musician, Dad. Fully remote in Paris. Hella ADHD. Born in Scotland, speaks Italian.

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Joined Nov 28, 2025
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