Practical guides, written plainly.
Short PDFs, written plainly. Some help customers find your business. Some put an AI assistant to work on planning and the small jobs. A few are for home and family.
Start here.
If you are new to putting an AI assistant to work, start here. Seven small jobs, each finished in minutes with minimal work to set up first.
FEATURED GUIDEPDF · 18 pages · Updated October 2026
Small Workflows
Not every job needs a system. This guide collects seven small, one-off workflows for the jobs that keep showing up in different forms. Each chapter stands alone: copy one prompt, paste your material, review what comes back.
- Turn an inquiry into a pre-call summary
- Turn meeting notes into follow-ups
- Turn a messy task into a checklist
- Draft replies to customer reviews
- Answer the questions customers keep asking
- Pressure-test a plan before you commit
- Remove private details before you share
Get found and get customers.
The basics come first: being findable at the moment a customer goes looking, and a website home you actually control.
BUSINESS BASICSPDF · 4 pages
Get Your Business Found Online
Accurate profiles are how customers find you in search results and on maps. This guide walks through the listings that matter, in the order to claim them, with the same details used everywhere so your hours, phone number, and website agree wherever people look.
- Google Business Profile, claimed and verified
- Bing Places and Apple Business Connect
- Yelp and your Facebook business Page
- Industry and local directories worth your time
BUSINESS BASICSPDF · 17 pages
Find the Right Home for Your Website
A decision guide you hand to an AI assistant. It interviews you about what your website needs to do, then helps you choose where to build and run it.
- Starts with the website, not the vocabulary
- For business sites, portfolios, blogs, and stores
- Protects what you already have: domain, email, content
Workflows.
These guides hand an AI assistant a job and let it interview you into a working routine. Start read-only, approve every step, and keep the whole thing small enough to run yourself.
WORKFLOW GUIDEPDF · 15 pages
A Daily Priority Brief
Start each workday knowing the one task that matters most, what needs attention, and what can wait.
- Choose the sections your brief carries
- A sample brief you can compare yours against
- The setup interview, one question at a time
WORKFLOW GUIDEPDF · 15 pages
A Weekly Business Brief
See the whole week ahead in one short brief: jobs, open inquiries, money, and a single priority.
- The seven sections, including a money snapshot
- A sample week for a two-person business
- How the week's one priority gets chosen
WORKFLOW GUIDEPDF · 21 pages
A Safe Gmail Cleanup
A calm way to clean up a crowded inbox, where nothing is deleted and every move waits for your approval.
- Approval before anything moves
- A review pile, not a trash pile
- Personal mail stays protected
For home and family.
Not everything is business. This guide brings the same calm, plain approach to the household week.
FOR HOMEPDF · 12 pages
A Weekly Family Brief
One calm brief for the week ahead: who is where, what needs preparing, and what is worth celebrating.
- The week at a glance, Sunday to Saturday
- Family focus and a verse to carry
- Watch-outs and preparation, kept honest
For designers and builders.
One shelf over in audience: this guide is for people who make interfaces and want an AI assistant to work in their style.
FOR DESIGNERSPDF · 13 pages
A Component Taste Library
Build a personal library of real interface examples you have clicked through and rated, so an AI assistant designs in your style instead of drifting toward generic defaults.
- Over 100 working examples, reviewed in small batches
- Keep-or-cut verdicts, recorded with your reasons
- A written taste file your future builds can follow
Need something more?
Tell me what you are trying to get done, and I will point you to the right guide, or help you set the workflow up properly.
