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A plain list for people who don't work in tech. No tools to install, no code, nothing you need permission for.
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Same structure every week, different facts. Once the structure is written down properly one time, producing it is a matter of pasting in the week's notes and checking what comes back.
Was: an hour every Friday. Now: about eight minutes, most of it reading.
Not summarising it, which produces mush. Asking it specific questions and making it point at where each answer came from, so you can verify it yourself.
Was: an afternoon of skimming and hoping nothing was missed.
Declining something. Chasing a late payment. Disagreeing with someone senior. Three versions at different levels of directness beats staring at a blank draft.
Inconsistent dates, names in four formats, merged cells. This is the one that surprises people, because it looks like it needs formulas.
Was: two hours of find-and-replace.
Decisions, owners and dates written before you've left the room, instead of three days later from memory.
Not the final version. The blank page. A rough draft you can react to gets you to a good final version faster than starting from nothing.
Detailed to executive summary, technical to plain English. This is where most people end up saving the most time, and it's the one nobody thinks to try.
Every item on that list is repetitive, structured, and something you already know how to do — just slowly. That's the whole selection rule. It isn't a list of clever tricks; it's a list of candidates.
AI Made Simple is 10 courses covering exactly this, in a fixed order, built for office and admin roles with no technical background. Ten courses on using AI at work, released one a month, built for people who don't work in tech.
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Yes. So is every language, every instrument and every trade. People still pay for the version that's in order, has an ending, and doesn't ask them to work out what comes next. You're paying for sequence, not information.
It's the assumption the whole program is built on. If you can write an email, you can do every course in it. No code, no terminal, no API keys, nothing to install.
Two to three hours a month. That's the reason for the monthly release: it's paced so you finish, rather than binge two courses and forget the rest.
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