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Silkies and Buff Orpingtons are examples of two breeds that are more likely to go broody, so maybe look into getting one of those? My Buff Orp goes broody every month when it gets hotter.

As I don't have experience with sexlinks... https://www.backyardchickens.com/reviews/isa-browns.11793/ Under broodiness it says "tends to not get broody." There's always exceptions but this does mean that it's more unlikely that she go broody.

You can't. Some hens will never go broody. Other hens won't stop. Your best bet is to start with a breed of chicken that is known to be prone to broodiness, or to buy a hen that has a history of being broody.