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Founder Voice Capture

Capture how Shamyr speaks—tone, analogies, references, and boundaries—so social, email, and blog content sound like him, not generic CPA marketing.

Best with Wispr Flow: read each prompt, dictate your answer in one take, paste here. Or type directly. Estimated time: 30–40 minutes.

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Question 1 / 7 · Voice

What sounds like you?

Wispr Flow: Read the prompt below aloud, then dictate your full answer—don’t polish grammar.

If someone stripped your name off your emails and posts, what would still scream “that’s Shamyr”? Describe how you actually talk—length, humor, blunt vs. soft. Give three phrases you say all the time, three you’d never say (CPA clichés you hate), and three “you vs. generic firm” pairs on the same idea.

Your answer

Question 2 / 7 · Analogies

How you explain things

Wispr Flow: Use real client-call energy—stories and comparisons you’d use live.

When tax or money gets complicated, what do you compare it to? Share five real analogies you’ve used with clients (what you explained + why it worked). Then pick one CEOHaven topic you explain constantly and walk through it twice: once for a new entrepreneur, once for a seasoned real estate investor.

Your answer

Question 3 / 7 · References

Who and what you reference

Wispr Flow: Name people, books, and hooks you’d actually cite in content.

Whose ideas show up in how you advise and speak? Name up to five and what you took from each. List up to three books or frameworks you’d name-drop. What pop culture or current topics do you use for hooks—and what do you avoid?

Your answer

Question 4 / 7 · Channels

Channels and audiences

Wispr Flow: Compare LinkedIn, client email, and blog in your own words.

How does your tone change—or not—on LinkedIn, client email, and blog/newsletter? For each: length, formality, emoji, how you close. Then pick two client types you care about most and give one opening line you’d write for each.

Your answer

Question 5 / 7 · Beliefs

Beliefs and boundaries

Wispr Flow: Say the hot takes out loud—uncensored is fine.

What are 3–5 opinions you repeat because they’re core to how you practice? What’s off limits in your content? How do you say “we’re not the right fit” or “talk to a lawyer” in your words?

Your answer

Question 6 / 7 · Live draft

One piece of content

Wispr Flow: Speak the full draft—hook, body, sign-off or CTA.

Pick one format below, then dictate the complete draft as if it’s going out tomorrow.

Which draft are you submitting?

LinkedIn post — push back on bad tax advice you’ve seen Client email — anxious client who missed estimated payments Blog intro — why advisory isn’t the same as prep (first 2 paragraphs)

Your draft

Question 7 / 7 · Calibration

Calibrating drafts

Wispr Flow: Tell the team how you give feedback when copy feels off.

When someone writes for you and it’s wrong, what do you fix first? When it’s right, what made it work? Anything the team should never change without asking you?

Your answer

Optional — links to posts or emails you’re proud of

Paste URLs or short descriptions (helps calibrate faster).

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Your voice capture feeds the CEOHaven content knowledge base—social, email, and blog.