Start with what you have.
A phone, a quiet moment, and a story you are willing to tell. Build a recording habit that fits your life.
A practical guide by Arthur Hollis
How to Preserve Your Stories, Voice, and Wisdom for the Age of AI
The photograph may survive. The explanation might not. Leave the people you love your stories, your perspective, and the reasons behind your choices.
Download the free checklistTwo pages. One first story. No email required.
Your free starting point
You do not need to capture a whole life this week. Start with one story only you can explain.
This short guide takes you from “I should do this” to an original story, a clear description, a checked second copy, and someone who can open it.
2-page PDF · Fill in or print · No purchase needed
To fill it in, save a copy and open it in a PDF reader that supports forms. Test one entry, save, and reopen before continuing.
Inside the book
The ordinary details. The decision that changed things. What you believed then, and what you understand now.
A phone, a quiet moment, and a story you are willing to tell. Build a recording habit that fits your life.
Keep the originals, add context, choose who may use them, and make sure another person can find and open them.
Discover how your recorded experiences can support an interactive AI representation, and how to shape and test it while you are here.
A practical path from your first recording to a collection your family can use.
12 chapters · Arthur HollisThe companion workbook
104 Prompts and Practical Worksheets for Before They Have to Guess
Keep your story ideas, recording notes, permissions, backup checks, and next steps together. Choose the prompts that matter to you and return to them as your collection grows.
Separate fillable PDF · Release forthcoming
104ways into a story
75pages to use at your own pace
8PRESENCE checks to review your collection
The checklist gets your first story started. The workbook helps you keep going.