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The 5 jobs to hand to AI first, prompts included
5 complete prompts for jobs every business has: the customer reply you are avoiding, the price rise, the supplier chase, the job ad.
Read the guide →Start hereSet up your AI once: 5 instruction blocks to copy
Where the settings live, 5 complete instruction blocks you can copy, and the difference between instructions, memory and projects.
Read the guide →Start hereHow to make AI write like you, not like a robot
A voice file you build once from writing you have already done, so everything the AI drafts sounds like you instead of like a brochure.
Read the guide →Start hereWhy your prompts get generic answers, and the 4-part fix
The 4 ingredients that separate a useless AI answer from a usable one, with 6 before-and-afters across 6 different trades.
Read the guide →How it worksWhy your AI chat goes vague, and the 10-second fix
Context, the context window and memory explained, plus the handoff prompt that rescues a conversation that has started going vague.
Read the guide →How it worksProjects: 3 finished ones you can copy
What a project is, why it beats re-uploading the same file, and the complete instructions and file lists for 3 you can build today.
Read the guide →How it worksTurn a job you repeat into a system you run
Skills, commands and workflows without the jargon, plus the interview prompt that turns a job you repeat into one you run in a paste.
Read the guide →How it worksConnectors: what they do, and what to check first
What MCP and connectors mean, what Claude's Gmail, Calendar and Drive connectors do, and the permission checks to run before connecting.
Some steps need a paid planRead the guide →How it worksWhen AI makes things up: the risk map and 4 checks
Why AI states false things with total confidence, which of your tasks carry the risk, and 4 prompts to run before you rely on an answer.
Read the guide →RoutinesThe 5-minute morning briefing that survives a bad week
The project setup, the briefing prompt, a 90-second version for chaotic mornings, and what to do with the output so it is not ignored.
Read the guide →RoutinesBrain-dump triage: empty your head, let AI file it
Type everything unsorted, and one prompt files it into actions, decisions, ideas and noise, with the next step attached to each item.
Read the guide →RoutinesThe 20-minute weekly review that tells you the truth
A weekly review prompt that finds the gap between what you planned and what happened, and turns 12 of them into a picture of how you work.
Read the guide →How it worksAI SEO: how to get named when someone asks ChatGPT
Customers now ask AI for a shortlist instead of scrolling Google. The 6-step playbook for getting your business named in that answer.
Read the guide →Start hereThe 8 AI skills that actually matter
Most people use AI like a search engine and get search engine results. The 8 habits that separate them from the people getting real work out of it.
Read the guide →How it worksWhat Claude's text watermark means for anything you publish
Claude now leaves an invisible mark in the text it writes. What it actually is, what it is not, why it exists, and what it means if you publish captions, emails or listings drafted with AI.
Read the guide →How it worksThe dropdown almost nobody touches
Your AI has a model picker, the default is not the best one, and most people have never opened it. When it matters, when it does not, and how to check.
Some steps need a paid planRead the guide →How it worksSomeone you follow just switched AI tools
A review told you to move from Claude to ChatGPT Codex, or the other way around. What changed through 2026, the difference that will still matter next year, and a 2-week test that settles it for your own work.
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