1. Enter Your Positioning Structure into Digital Brain
In the left sidebar of your template, navigate to: Guides Settings Resources Positioning. Here you will find two core frameworks to fill out:Career Map
Declare the 3-layer BE - HAVE - DO framework: who you are, who you serve, what assets you own, and what actions generate cash flow.
Content Topics
Define your 2 publishing themes (Life lessons and Craft insights) and lock your 5 intake pillars to shield your brain from hoarding traps.
Core Fields to Fill in Your Career Map
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Layer 1: WHO YOU ARE (Your unique foundation)
- Background and Expertise: What did you study, where did you work, and what hard lessons did you learn firsthand?
- Target Audience: The specific group of people whose painful problems you solve (for example: solo business owners, boutique consultants).
- Positioning Statement: One clear declaration: “Who I am, who I help, what outcome I deliver, and what method I use”.
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Layer 2: WHAT YOU HAVE (Packaged assets)
- Your inventory of skills, workflows, checklists, and field experience that you can turn into digital assets (ebooks, courses, templates, coaching programs).
- The Package Station uses these notes to recommend new product ideas automatically.
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Layer 3: WHAT YOU DO (Daily marketing flow)
- Map out your natural content funnel: Free value and gifts Trust building Survival products that pay the bills.
2. How AI Assistants Use Your Positioning Data
Once you complete these fields, your Positioning node turns into the Single Source of Truth referenced inside system prompts:Automatic Idea Guardrail
Whenever you log a new idea at the Capture Station, AI checks it against your Career Map. If an idea drifts away from your core strengths or target clients, AI warns you to stop.
Personalized Writing and SEO
When editing drafts or blog posts, AI pulls your positioning context automatically. Your writing keeps your distinct voice and answers real customer pain without sounding generic.
3. Clean Up Your Tana Workspace
Along with declaring your positioning, follow these 3 quick cleanup steps to keep your workspace clean and focused:1
Delete default sample lists
In the left navigation bar, right-click demo lists such as Demo Content, Sample Notes, or Welcome, and click Delete.
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Clean unused sample tags in Schema
Click the three dots in the top-right corner select Open schema. Remove sample tags you do not use.
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Set your theme and bring your own AI key (BYOK)
- Press Ctrl + K (or Cmd + K on macOS), type
Toggle theme, and pick Light or Dark mode. - Go to
SettingsAI & Credits, and activateUse your own AI keyto run your own API keys without credit limits.
Next Steps
With your positioning set and your workspace clean, you are ready to begin your creative cycle:60-Second Quickstart
Test turning a raw voice memo on your phone into an outline on your computer.
Workflow Overview
Explore the full 3-station assembly line to build your solo knowledge business.