
Start from zero. End with a week of dinners planned before bedtime.
Founding price: $17 for the first 25 readers, until Sunday, Nov 1. Then it's $27.
I told AI what was in my fridge, and it planned dinner for the entire week.
Everybody keeps saying "you should use AI." Same. That's why I wrote it down. From "I've never opened it" to a week of dinners planned in fifteen minutes.
5 dinners planned. 15 minutes, one sitting. 1 grocery list.
25 pages. No tech background. No $2,000 course. Just the prompts that took things off my plate, copy-paste, ready to use tonight.
What's inside:
The on-ramp: what AI is in plain English, which one to use, and the one safety rule.
The dinner win: the exact prompt that turns "here's what's in my fridge" into a real dinner plan.
The whole week in fifteen minutes: the week and the grocery list in one sitting.
The one skill underneath everything: the single habit that makes every other prompt work better.
A starter prompt library: dinner, the emails you've been avoiding, kid stuff, and the thing you've been meaning to do for two years.
Every chapter ends with one small assignment, two to fifteen minutes. Do those and you're not reading about it. You've got a habit by the last page.
Questions:
What format is it? A 25-page PDF, delivered right after purchase.
Do I need to already know how to use AI? No. It's written for someone starting at zero.
Which AI tool do I need? A free account with Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini. The guide walks you through picking one.