Guides
Start with a problem you already have.
Each guide starts with a job I wanted AI to help with. You get the instructions, the examples and the checks I used.
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Most guides use an AI chat tool, material you already have and a job that comes up more than once.
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Stop Sending 500 AI Applications. Send 3 Good Ones.
Use AI to research the company, build proof of your work, contact the right person, and check every claim before you apply.
Read the guide →Stop Rewriting the Same Customer Email
Turn your best past replies into reusable templates, then personalize each one with AI without losing your voice.
Read the guide →The 30-Second Check Before You Install Any AI Skill or Plugin
Screen unfamiliar tools for hidden access, data transfers, dangerous commands, and permissions that don't fit the job.
Read the guide →The One Prompt That Stops Your AI From Sounding Sure When It Isn't
Make any important AI answer show how sure it is, what supports it, and what could make it wrong.
Read the guide →You're Not Delegating to AI — You're Just Chatting With It
Turn one recurring task into a reusable instruction, then check the result in a separate pass.
Read the guide →Build the System Around the AI Tool
Map what happens before and after the prompt, including review, ownership, and the cases that go wrong.
Read the guide →A Five-Question Check for Any AI Idea
A quick way to find out whether the idea saves time, lowers cost, or just moves the work somewhere else.
Read the guide →Before You Prompt, Define the Job
Five things to settle before you ask AI to write anything. Includes a worksheet and a filled-in example.
Read the guide →What each guide includes
Enough detail to try it yourself.
I explain the job, what I gave the AI and what came back.
If the answer needed another pass, you will see why. I also include the prompt and examples when they help.
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