The Free Winning With AI Productivity Guide

What is in the free AI productivity guide?

The guide covers ten habits you can start using the same day you read it. None of them require code, a subscription stack, or any prior AI experience.

• Use AI before meetings and decisions to lay out options, risks, and what you might be missing.
• Get emails, proposals, reports, and posts moving faster by letting AI write version one, then making it sound like you.
• Feed it real context. Exact numbers, email threads, customer problems, and context turn generic answers into usable business work.
• Save the prompts and instructions that produce strong answers so you stop starting from scratch.
• Repurpose one thing into the next. A call, document, recording, or idea can become a summary, email, post, follow-up, and action list.
• Use AI as the expert you could never afford.
• Pressure-test decisions, strategies, hires, launches, and hard conversations before money is on the line.
• Point AI at a report, contract, proposal, or thread and ask for key points, hidden risks, and next steps.
• Hand off repetitive busywork so your attention goes to the work that creates money, progress, and momentum.
• Improve the answer, not just the prompt. Start with your best prompt, then ask what is missing, clearer, or more concise.

Who is the guide for?

It is written for people who do real work: owners, employees, managers, and teams who want AI connected to the tasks already on their plate. If you can read an email you can use every habit in it.

The single most useful move in the guide is the last one people expect: automate the one task that eats your week. Pick the single task costing the most time, money, or attention and solve that first, rather than trying to AI-ify everything at once.

What changes when you use these habits?

The habits are small on their own. What they add up to is a working week where the slow parts get shorter and the first version of everything arrives sooner.

• You walk into meetings with a plan while everyone else is still guessing, because AI laid out the options, risks, and missing context beforehand.
• Emails, proposals, reports, posts, and replies start moving in minutes rather than sitting in a drafts folder.
• Reading gets shorter: point AI at a report, contract, proposal, or thread and get key points, hidden risks, and next steps.
• One idea, document, call, or recording becomes the next four outputs instead of each one starting from zero.
• The expensive advice you could never justify buying becomes something you can pressure-test a decision against before money is on the line.

Do you need to be technical to use the guide?

No. The guide is deliberately written to shorten writing, reading, planning, and follow-up without making you technical. There is no code in it, no tool stack to assemble, and no assumption that you already understand how AI works underneath.

The habits are also the same ones demonstrated live at the Winning With AI seminar. The guide is where you start; the room is where you watch them run on real work.

Why is the guide free?

Because the habits in it are the cheapest possible demonstration of the argument. If you read it, apply two of them, and your week gets shorter, the case for spending an evening in the room makes itself. If nothing in it lands, you have lost a download rather than a ticket and an evening.

It is also the fastest way to find out whether the plain-English teaching style works for you. That is a real question, and it is better answered by reading ten pages than by taking anyone's word for it.

Where do most people go wrong with AI productivity?

They try to change everything at once. The guide argues the opposite: pick the single task costing the most time, money, or attention and solve that one first. One task properly handed off beats ten tasks half-automated, because the first one you finish is the one that convinces you to do the next.

The second common mistake is feeding AI nothing. Generic questions produce generic answers, which is why several habits in the guide are really about context: exact numbers, real email threads, actual customer problems. The quality of what comes back tracks the quality of what goes in more than it tracks the tool.

What comes after the guide?

The blog goes deeper on individual use cases, from lead generation and follow-up to review responses and invoice chasing. The live seminar is where the same habits get demonstrated on real work with a room to ask questions.

None of it requires the guide first. It is simply the shortest path from curious to using something.

Download the Winning with AI Book (free PDF) | See these habits taught live | Read the AI blog | Find a seminar near you | The principles behind the teaching