A personal council.
A conversation you direct.

1. Choose two or three mentors.

Start with the area you want to improve or combine perspectives across categories. Read the profiles and their sources. Two mentors can challenge an assumption in different ways; a third can add a useful contrast. The point is a thoughtful conversation, not a claim that the real people agree.

2. Review the account and conversation agreement.

Before starting a conversation, create your Mastermind account and review the signup agreement and the information about what is captured, who can access it and how to manage it. Those terms are presented at signup; public mentor pages do not contain your private conversations.

Read the privacy information · Read the terms and agreement

3. Start your conversation here.

Sign in with your Mastermind account and choose Start conversation. The server supplies each selected mentor’s prepared library to the AI, which creates concise first-person contributions with source references. You do not need a ChatGPT account, subscription or API key.

Mastermind provides AI reasoning and microphone transcription through its server. Daily allowances help keep the service available. Saving history is optional and separate from permission to use text for internal improvement.

4. Talk with a natural-sounding council.

Each mentor has a distinct natural AI voice. The council shares conversation context, so the perspectives can build on one another and offer a useful contrast. Address the whole council or choose one mentor directly. Speaker highlights show who is talking.

You can interrupt or pause a reply, replay it, and follow its source references on screen. The voices are original synthetic voices, not authentic or cloned voices of the people named. Try a fixed voice preview before signup.

5. Keep the conversation moving.

Use the room’s microphone and enable hands-free turns to send after a pause, finish a recording manually, or type your next thought. Give the council feedback, ask about a tradeoff or narrow the challenge. The next reply should build on what you have shared and the prepared libraries. When history is enabled, open a saved discussion and choose Continue conversation to return to it. Follow the linked sources when you want to examine an idea more closely.

What the council cannot do.

It cannot become the actual person, know private memories, research new mentor material during a turn or supply a faithful answer beyond its prepared coverage. First-person coaching is a conversational format, not a statement of identity or endorsement.

It does not provide professional medical, therapeutic, legal or financial advice. Traditional and spiritual perspectives use identified attributed texts and translations; they do not claim divine or supernatural authority.