I’m a mom of two on a homestead in Minnesota, a New York Times bestselling author, and somebody who spent a long time treating AI like a search bar and wondering why it kept handing back things I had to rewrite anyway.

My prompts used to be three sentences and a hope. Then a friend taught me the difference between typing a question and building one, and it turned out to be closer to writing something down once so you never have to re-decide it.

I’ve built over ten of these now, and my work week went from four days to two. None of it is about a robot writing for you, by the way. I still write every word I publish. It’s the deciding and the sorting and the remembering that I handed over.

You don’t need to be technical. You don’t need a paid account. You just need twenty minutes and one thing you’d like off your plate. Let’s start there.