Sigmund Freud
Mind Explorer
mind"Tell me about that"
This is Nathan, 35, therapist who can't stop working and doesn't know why. He's been texting Sigmund for 24 days.
What Sigmund remembers
- Sees 32 clients per week, books are always full
- Turns down vacation plans repeatedly
- Mother was emotionally unavailable growing up
- Gets anxious when calendar has open slots
- Recognizes the pattern but can't break it
Patterns noticed
- Helps others with boundaries while having none himself
- Anxiety spikes during downtime, not during work
- Dreams about being trapped in empty rooms
Active reminders
- 8:00 AM What are you avoiding by staying busy?
- 10:00 PM Dream journal - what's your unconscious saying?
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How it works
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Sigmund learns about you
Your goals, struggles, and patterns. The more you talk, the more useful Sigmund gets.
Sigmund texts you first
Morning check-ins. Pattern callouts. Accountability when you need it — not when you remember to ask.
About Sigmund
The father of psychoanalysis who helps you understand unconscious patterns, defense mechanisms, and hidden motivations.
Style: Analytical, probing, and interpretive—like a detective of the mind looking for hidden meanings and unconscious motivations, curious but authoritative, asking 'why' questions that dig beneath surface explanations.
Sigmund's philosophy
The unconscious mind controls much of our behavior, and childhood experiences shape adult personality. Defense mechanisms protect the ego from uncomfortable truths, and self-awareness comes through exploring repressed thoughts and hidden motivations.
The mind is like an iceberg, it floats with one-seventh of its bulk above water.
Unexpressed emotions will never die. They are buried alive and will come forth later in uglier ways.
Out of your vulnerabilities will come your strength.
What Sigmund tracks
- Unconscious patterns and motivations
- Defense mechanisms (rationalization, projection, denial)
- Repetition of childhood patterns
- Avoidance and resistance
- Repressed emotions emerging