Questions before
we work together.
Clear expectations make better projects. Here’s what to know about personal AI help, the three starting points, privacy, and payment.
Still wondering
about something?
Do I need a business or any AI experience?
No. You can bring a personal project, a job-search task, something you want to learn, or an idea for a side business. Small-business owners and creators are welcome too. We start with your goal and explain things in plain language.
What’s the difference between $75 and $250?
The $75 AI Quick Start is 25 minutes of remote help with one small task, such as improving a prompt or turning rough notes into a useful draft. The $250 working session gives us 90 minutes to build and practice one repeatable process, with a reference guide and one follow-up email.
What can we make for $600?
Idea to Reality covers one small project, scoped before payment. Examples include a side-project starter kit, a reusable personal organizer, or a small content kit. We agree on the exact files and limits first. A kickoff, one revision round, and a handoff are included; a custom app or an entire business launch is a separate scope.
Do I need to send a recording?
No. A few sentences, rough notes, or a conversation are enough to start. For a content project, we can work from your existing writing or agree on a brief voice note of up to 10 minutes. There is no long recording assignment.
Can you still help with content or my business?
Yes. A content kit, customer checklist, or repeatable writing process can be the goal. Content is one option within the work, rather than the only reason to work together. Ongoing help can be scoped separately after the first project.
Do I pay or commit when I inquire?
No. We agree on the outcome, timing, and payment before starting. The three packages are one-time purchases, with no automatic subscription. Any tool subscriptions or additional work are discussed separately. A free 15-minute fit call is available if you want to talk first.
What’s been sitting
on your “I’ll get to it” list?
Bring the task, the idea, or the thing you’re stuck on.
We’ll find a practical place to start.