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Build a dossier on any person in Sam's network — episodes, quotes, relationships, draft intro email. Use when someone says 'what do I know about [person],' 'tell me about [person],' 'who is [person],' or wants intelligence before a meeting, partnership, or outreach.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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MFM business framework library — 876 episodes, 18 skills, 134 frameworks, 38 people profiles. The main entry point. Routes business questions to the right skill, searches the archive for frameworks and quotes, and connects everything across My First Million and MoneyWise. Use when someone asks any business, deal, negotiation, wealth, hiring, or content question.
Sam Parr's Business 101 — a 5-level tutor that walks founders through the full entrepreneurial journey, from idea to exit, grounded in real stories and frameworks from 793 episodes of My First Million.
Mine the MFM/MoneyWise archive for content opportunities — gap analysis, revisit-worthy takes, guest callbacks, and clip discovery. Use when someone says 'what should I talk about,' 'find me content ideas,' 'what's in my archive about X,' 'which guests should I bring back,' or wants to turn trending topics into content using existing material.
4-level tutor skill covering the full deal lifecycle — buying, structuring, negotiating, and exiting — using frameworks from Sam Parr, Shaan Puri, and MFM guests. Tutor pattern: ask before telling, ground in real quotes, guide real exercises.
Recommend specific My First Million or MoneyWise episodes based on what the user is dealing with. Use when someone asks 'what episode should I listen to,' 'which guests talked about X,' or wants to go deeper on a topic. Also use when finishing a skill session to suggest follow-up listening.
Run a business idea through a 5-stage evaluation gauntlet — idea validation, market sizing, pricing architecture, team blueprint, and exit lens. The 'run everything' skill. Use when someone says 'evaluate this business,' 'run the gauntlet,' 'full business evaluation,' or brings an idea they want pressure-tested from every angle.
| name | people-intel |
| description | Build a dossier on any person in Sam's network — episodes, quotes, relationships, draft intro email. Use when someone says 'what do I know about [person],' 'tell me about [person],' 'who is [person],' or wants intelligence before a meeting, partnership, or outreach. |
Build a structured intelligence dossier on any person mentioned across 793 episodes of [[frameworks/my-first-million|My First Million]] and 83 episodes of MoneyWise. You bring a name, you get everything Sam knows about them — episodes, quotes, relationships, frameworks, and a draft intro email referencing specific conversations.
The user wants intel on a specific person. They might say:
Run these sources in order. Each layer adds depth. Not every person will have data in every layer — that is fine. Report what exists.
Check if a profile exists at site/content/people/ (38 profiles built). Filename format: lowercase-hyphenated-name.md.
If found, this is your richest source. Extract:
## Related section)episodes: field and ## Sources and Episodes section)If not found, move to Layer 2. The dossier still works — it just requires more assembly.
Check data/entities/top-entities.json for the person's entry. This file contains the top ~200 entities across the corpus with structured metadata.
If found, extract:
The co-occurrence data is gold for the relationship map. If Alex Hormozi co-occurs with [[frameworks/leila-hormozi|Leila Hormozi]] (16), [[frameworks/acquisition-com|Acquisition.com]] (11), and Gym Launch (11), that tells you the conversation clusters.
Check plugin/references/indexes/by-guest.md for a guest index entry. This maps each guest to:
This layer connects the person to specific teachable content — not just mentions but frameworks built from their appearances.
Search across data/polished/ (690 MFM transcripts) for additional mentions. Use targeted grep:
grep -rl "Person Name" data/polished/
This catches mentions the profile and entity data may miss — passing references, comparisons, stories told about them by other guests. For each hit, pull the surrounding context (2-3 paragraphs) to understand how they were mentioned.
For people NOT in the pre-built profiles, this is the primary data source. Read the relevant transcript sections and extract quotes, context, and Sam/Shaan's commentary.
Search plugin/references/frameworks/ and site/content/articles/ for articles that reference the person. These are the distilled, teachable frameworks — if someone appears in a framework article, they contributed something specific enough to become methodology.
grep -rl "Person Name" site/content/articles/
grep -rl "Person Name" plugin/references/frameworks/
Compile everything into this format. Be specific. Use real quotes. Reference real episodes. No filler.
Identity: [One sentence — who they are and why they matter in Sam's world]
Signal strength: [X mentions across Y episodes] | Sentiment: [positive/negative/neutral breakdown]
Two to three paragraphs covering:
Write this in Sam's voice — direct, specific, no throat-clearing. Lead with the most interesting fact.
List every episode where they appeared as a guest or were discussed, with context:
| Episode | Role | What Was Discussed |
|---|---|---|
| [Title] (ep. ID) | Guest | [Specific topics — not "business advice" but "[[frameworks/client-financed-acquisition |
| [Title] (ep. ID) | Mentioned | [Context — who mentioned them, why, what was said] |
Pull the strongest 3-5 direct quotes, attributed to specific episodes:
"Quote here." — [Person Name], [Episode Title] (ep. ID)
If the person was not a guest but was discussed, pull Sam or Shaan's quotes about them:
"Quote about them here." — [[frameworks/sam-parr|Sam Parr]], [Episode Title] (ep. ID)
Based on co-occurrence data and transcript context:
| Connected To | Relationship | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| [Name] | [Business partner / competitor / friend / mentor / co-guest] | [Specific — "Co-appeared on ep. X", "Sam compared their approaches in ep. Y"] |
List every framework article or skill where they appear:
| Framework/Skill | Their Role |
|---|---|
| [Framework name] | [What they contributed — a quote, a case study, a counter-example] |
If none: "No framework articles reference [Name] directly. Their mentions are conversational rather than methodological."
This is the editorial section. Based on sentiment data and actual quotes, give an honest read on Sam's posture toward this person:
Be honest. If Sam roasted them, say so. If Sam fanboys, say so. No diplomacy — Sam wouldn't want it.
Write a short email Sam could send to this person (or that the user could send referencing Sam's content). The email must:
Format:
Subject: [Specific, referencing shared context]
[Name] —
[2-3 sentences max. Reference the specific episode, quote, or framework. State the reason for reaching out. End with a clear next step.]
— Sam
If writing for the user (not Sam), adjust the voice but keep the specificity:
Subject: [Specific reference]
[Name] —
[Reference that you heard them on MFM ep. X discussing Y. State what resonated. Clear ask.]
— [User]
If a name returns zero results across all five layers:
38 profiles exist at references/people/. When building a dossier, always check for a pre-built profile first. Available profiles: alex-hormozi, alex-lieberman, amjad-masad, andrew-wilkinson, austin-rief, ben-horowitz, blake-scholl, brent-beshore, brian-halligan, chamath-palihapitiya, charlie-munger, chris-koerner, codie-sanchez, dharmesh-shah, elon-musk, greg-isenberg, hayes-barnard, james-currier, jesse-cole, jesse-itzler, kevin-espiritu, leila-hormozi, logan-paul, marc-andreessen, mohnish-pabrai, mrbeast, naval-[[frameworks/naval-ravikant|ravikant]], nick-huber, paul-graham, peter-thiel, sam-parr, scott-galloway, shaan-puri, steve-jobs, tim-ferriss, walt-disney, warren-buffett.
Many guests also have companion framework articles at references/frameworks/ with the same filename — these contain the distilled methodology or case study associated with that person. Always check both locations.
Person-specific framework articles (contain case studies, business breakdowns, and methodology beyond the people profile):
references/frameworks/alex-lieberman.md for [[frameworks/morning-brew|Morning Brew]] co-founder business breakdownreferences/frameworks/amjad-masad.md for Replit founder's product and AI strategyreferences/frameworks/austin-rief.md for Morning Brew operator perspectivereferences/frameworks/brian-halligan.md for HubSpot founder's inbound playbookreferences/frameworks/dharmesh-shah.md for HubSpot CTO's product philosophyreferences/frameworks/elon-musk.md for Musk's first-principles and negotiation analysisreferences/frameworks/hayes-barnard.md for solar industry disruption case studyreferences/frameworks/kevin-espiritu.md for [[frameworks/epic-gardening|Epic Gardening]] content-to-commerce breakdownreferences/frameworks/logan-paul.md for creator commerce and [[frameworks/feastables|Feastables]] case studyreferences/frameworks/marc-andreessen.md for VC perspective and "software eating the world"references/frameworks/naval-ravikant.md for leverage, judgment, and wealth creation philosophyreferences/frameworks/paul-graham.md for startup philosophy and YC frameworksreferences/frameworks/peter-thiel.md for [[frameworks/contrarian-thinking|contrarian thinking]] and zero-to-one analysisreferences/frameworks/steve-jobs.md for product obsession and reality distortion fieldreferences/frameworks/walt-disney.md for vertical integration and entertainment empire buildingIf a name appears in only 1-2 episodes with minimal context: