Understand it. Try it. Know when to check.
Chapter one and the first-session example are free. The rest of the guide is a $27 PDF, emailed by Stripe with your receipt.
01 · 10 min · Free sample
What AI actually isSoftware that recognizes patterns, makes predictions, or generates content. A chat assistant is one job inside that family — not a person, and not automatically correct.
02 · 10 min · In the $27 PDF
Choose the right job for AIStart where you know what a good answer looks like, and a mistake is easy to fix.
03 · 12 min · In the $27 PDF
Open one assistant safelyType an official address yourself. You do not need to compare every brand before trying a simple text task.
04 · 15 min · Free sample
Your first useful sessionA note you can actually use — with a complete example, an illustrative answer, and a finish outside the chat.
05 · 12 min · In the $27 PDF
Ask clearly, then reviseA prompt is simply your request. Include the job, useful facts, limits, and the form of the answer.
06 · 12 min · In the $27 PDF
Keep private details outBefore you paste, ask: could I get useful help with less information?
07 · 12 min · In the $27 PDF
Check an answer without a research projectCheck the parts that could change what you do: names, dates, prices, quantities, promises, eligibility rules, and safety instructions.
08 · 10 min · In the $27 PDF
When something goes wrongIt is fine to stop. A useful tool should help you complete a task, not keep you stuck in a conversation.
09 · 12 min · In the $27 PDF
Use it in everyday lifeA sensible goal is greater independence on small tasks, with human support still available when it matters.
10 · 12 min · In the $27 PDF
A family rule for urgent requestsA familiar voice can be imitated. You do not need to determine whether AI was used before you pause an unusual request.
11 · 16 min · In the $27 PDF
Three complete worked sessionsFacts, request, illustrative answer, check, finish. Wording will vary; the rhythm will not.
12 · 12 min · In the $27 PDF
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