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Don't play nice

14,444 people trained

ChatGPTClaude

You don't need a life plan.
You have 52 Wednesdays

Tell it what keeps pulling at you. It finds the pattern and turns it into one small, reversible move for next Wednesday.

Works with any AI, in any language One-time purchase · No tech skills needed

@piotrgietattooer

tattoo artist

This opened my eyes. My tattoo style reflects who I am - my sensitivity, my aesthetic. I even framed this line: "You discover your personal brand within yourself."

@malarastory

artist

This became one of my favorite things to read. I genuinely enjoyed it. The content was clear, easy to follow, and made sense. Simple, human, and to the point. Relaxed, too. My kind of vibe.

@dotiklewicz

cognitive mentor

This was brilliant. It didn't repeat the usual formulas. A real game changer: fresh thinking backed by real expertise - a powerful combination.

@madaceramics

handmade ceramics

It made me think, inspired me, and stirred real emotion. I smiled, felt a lump in my throat, and stopped to think. Warm, generous communication with no posturing or marketing nonsense. The examples from life and business were valuable, too. Thank you!

@twojem_studio

interior architect

Thoughtful, enjoyable, and so well written. It felt like a real conversation, not something canned. The kind of content you read all the way through without skimming.

@tomek.zak

photographer

This was phenomenal. Every part was clear, practical, and immediately useful on my website. I saved everything and still come back to it. 10/10!

@kajagorecka.studio

interior designer

This gave me courage. I usually lose interest quickly, but I stayed with every part. I'm creating a new way of working with clients - on my terms, with something in it for both sides. The structure and personal examples were great, too.

@marcin_baranowski

forest bathing

You feel the authenticity and honesty immediately. Real commitment, real value, and a clear direction without clowning around or promises like ‘100K in three months.’ No nonsense - and that genuinely resonates.

@oczki_fotografia

photographer

Excellent - one of the few I finished. The advice is so accurate. Every time I read it, I think: damn, this is exactly how it should be done. Thank you :)

@kingabugajska

product development

Part process, part conversation. It sparks a lot of reflection. I went back to every part several times. Honest, human, grounded in experience, and written in language that sounds natural. You can tell the people behind it are genuinely present - they even reply when you reach out.

@bobair_

dancer and architect

I liked that it gave me room to breathe. I never felt overwhelmed and actually looked forward to the next part. Relaxed but practical, full of examples and comparisons that gave me a wider perspective. It felt like talking with friends.

@krzysztofkurtykadesign

interior visualizer

Two things hit me hardest: 1) Don't cling to a client who haggles over every penny. 2) Don't try to serve everyone - choose one thing and do it well.

@kobidoup_by_ela

entrepreneur

It made me breathe a sigh of relief: I don't HAVE TO - I GET TO. It helped me remove a service I'd felt wrong about for a long time but thought I was supposed to offer. Now the "supposed to" is gone.

@introvert_life_art

illustrator

You have a brilliant way of making things that seem impossible to a beginner feel simple.

@julistrad

interior architect

Just a few exchanges gave me an enormous amount of support and motivation, and I'm deeply grateful for it. You're doing excellent work!

@szimibility

massage therapist

I took notes. That is the best proof it was both interesting and useful.

@trenerka.rozkwitu

entrepreneur

Practical ideas that broadened my perspective. Great communication. Engaging content.

14,444 people trained

How this AI works

I (Don't) Know What I Want

No passion? That is a starting point

Eight out of ten people don't have one. Passion can grow from movement; it doesn't have to come first.

*Burnett, Stanford, 2016

Nobody gives up on a dream in one day

After the vacation. After this project. After New Year. After the mortgage. We give up in installments, so the cost stays invisible.

This isn't a survey. It's an interview about you

You tell it stories from your life. It notices when two of them are really the same story.

No mission. No niche. No life plan

You get one small, reversible move for next Wednesday. You get one thing to watch while you do it.

A different way to use AI

Don't play nice

AI is the world's best marksman. It hits exactly where you point it, but it can't choose the target.

Give it no target and it'll aim at the first thing it sees, then fire with total confidence. It sounds like it knows what it's aiming at. It doesn't.

Each assistant has one target and one job. Need another? Pick another. Nothing gets added automatically.

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Is this for you?

WE ALL USE AI THE WRONG WAY. AND THEN WE SAY IT'S DUMB AND DOESN'T WORK

We use AI like a pen, not like a brain

We type "fix this" and complain about the results. We ask trivial questions and get trivial answers. And then we wonder why it doesn't work.

We mistake polish for substance

AI answers can look polished, but experts see straight through them. You need help that improves the thinking, not just the wording.

We chase prompts, not systems

We hunt for a "magic prompt" that will solve everything. But no single prompt can replace a system that learns how you think.

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ATTACK OF THE CLONES

For a long time, I looked for someone
who could meet my expectations and create
a solid visual system that captured
the personality of my brand.
Every time, I hit a wall.

I kept explaining that branding
wasn't graphics with bits of photography.
It was photography with bits of graphics.

I wanted candid photos - no stick-up-the-ass poses. What I got were the same templates everyone used, screaming "I'm cheap and pushy."

I felt like just another clone in a parade of identical brands.

Then it hit me: brands spend billions trying to act human. People spend every last penny trying to act like brands.

That is absurd. In personal branding, my face is the cover. My body is the brand.

I don't choose friends for their logo. I choose people I can say something stupid around - and nothing happens.

If you feel that way around me, I already have a brand. The rest is decoration.

For the past five years, I've been developing a simple method for building your brand.

Anyone can learn it - without hiring expensive experts.

IF THESE PROBLEMS SOUND FAMILIAR, THE SOLUTION IS SURPRISINGLY SIMPLE

Mateusz Szufel

What can this help you do?

Bet on yourself

  1. Your brand is you, not your logo

    You don't need to search for what makes you different. It is already in you. If people invite you to dinner and call on your birthday, they value you for who you are. Bring that personality into the digital world. That is what will build your brand.

  2. Master storytelling -the new coding

    Coders ruled the '90s. Storytellers rule now. Storytelling has a clear structure. You can learn it faster than the basics of Photoshop. One week of learning, one month of practice, and you won't believe how much changes.

  3. Rebrand and raise your prices

    When every offer looks the same, the people who tell their own story win. Your brand is more than what you sell. It is how people see you - and why you can stop competing on price.

Clarity is only the beginning

Every skill is built for a different moment. Start with the one you need:

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One problem. One skill. Choose what you need.

One skill. Three skills. All eight.

Start with the problem that brought you here. Add the two skills that complete the workflow, or get the entire collection in one go.

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I (Don't) Know What I Want

The skill you're here for

Works with any AI · One-time purchase · No tech skills needed

Launch price

$49 $99

What's included

  • Skill for ChatGPT and Claude
  • 2-minute installation guide
  • A guided first run
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Personal Brand Stack

Three skills. One personal brand workflow.

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Mateusz Szufel

WHO AM I?

Mateusz Szufel

Being autistic taught me to stop reshaping myself for others. Today, I live by my own rules and help others do the same. That is how I stand up for my younger self.

For a decade, I created campaigns for Volkswagen, Nikon, and Vanish. My work won awards and recognition. For eight years, I taught copywriting and strategy at universities across Poland.

I studied cultural studies and sociology after leaving law school. I hold a from DMI, one of the world's most respected marketing institutes.