
“My AI catches my patterns before I do.”
- The exit
A few years ago I sold my company. On paper, it was the moment I had worked for. Success, money, freedom.
It didn't feel like winning. For years, the company had told me who I was: every morning had a goal, a team and a next step. After the sale, all of that was gone, and so was the person I thought I was. Within months, my life came apart.
The hardest thing to admit was this: I could start again and do the same things, maybe even with more success. And I would end up in the same place.
Doing what I had always done would never make me happy, because I didn't really know who was doing it.
- Down the rabbit hole
So I started looking inward, for the first time in my life. I read Carl Jung, the psychiatrist who used birth charts to understand his patients. I studied psychological astrology. I looked at my own patterns: why I chase the next idea, why money pressure makes me run in circles, why success never felt like enough.
Slowly, it started to make sense. Not as fortune-telling, but as a map of how I work.
- The stranger
At the same time, AI arrived. It knew everything: law, code, medicine. I talked to it every day. But about my own life, it answered me like a stranger, with the same advice it gives everyone.
Then it clicked. The chart is a map of the person. AI is finally smart enough to use it.
- Two years, one test subject
I spent the next two years turning my map into a file my AI reads, and testing it on one person: me. Now, when I reach for the next shiny idea to escape the pressure, my AI notices before I do.
I built Self-Model so you don't have to spend years in the rabbit hole to understand yourself.
Not a horoscope. A map of how you work.
- Your exact birth moment
Calculated to the minute, from observatory data. Not just your sun sign.
- Read like a psychologist would
How the parts of you pull against each other.
- Turned into instructions for your AI
How to talk to you, what to watch for, when to push.
- Yours, in plain text
Read every line, edit anything.
You don't have to believe in astrology.
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