Write Instructions Like You’d Brief a New Hire
AI isn't a mind reader. It's a very capable new hire who needs a good brief. Five parts of a great AI brief, plus a checklist to get the answer you want the first time.
Give Your AI a Filing Cabinet
Your AI tool knows who you are. But does it know what you're working on? Here's how to set up a project that holds the files and context for one part of your life, so you stop starting from zero.
Stop Re-Explaining Yourself
Working with AI can feel like having a brilliant assistant who forgets you every morning. Here's how to teach your AI tool who you are once, so every conversation starts already knowing you.
The End of the Blank Page
There's a problem you've been circling for weeks, and a blank page that won't fill itself. Here's how to use AI as a brainstorming partner to go from stuck to a clear next step in about ten minutes.
The Folder I Didn't Know I Had
I thought I was deleting emails for 15 years. I wasn't. Here's what I found, how AI helped me free up 5 GB, and the five-minute monthly routine that keeps it from happening again.
Walk In Ready
You know the meeting. The one you've been thinking about all week. Here's how to use AI to prepare for the hardest questions, so you walk in ready.
What Do You Actually Want This Week?
Busy weeks have a way of crowding out what matters. Here's how to use AI as a thinking partner to set one weekly intention that actually sticks.
The Inbox Isn't The Problem. The Dread Is.
Three or four emails are quietly costing you more than you realize. Here's how to clear them in about ten minutes, with AI doing the heavy lifting.
Stop Holding It All in Your Head
Your brain was never meant to hold your whole week at once. Here's how to take the AI brain dump further, with context, projects, and a simple way to separate what you need to do from what you need to decide.
5 Things You Can Do Monday Morning To Start Your Week With AI
Monday sets the tone for your whole week. Here are five quick ways to use AI in the first 20 minutes, with no steep learning curve and no special software.