Get Your Family's Shit Together
Weekly family meetings, chore rotations, trip planning, the "who has the thing Tuesday" chaos — run with Claude + Notion. Real setup, real templates.
Recording in the library ↑Recordings go to subscribers. Join How to Talk to Robots for the library plus new sessions as they drop.
Weekly family meetings, chore rotations, trip planning, the "who has the thing Tuesday" chaos — run with Claude + Notion. Real setup, real templates.
Recording in the library ↑The front door. We install Claude Cowork, set the settings that matter, and get you from a blank window to your first real task done.
Recording in the library ↑Build a real pipeline — write in Notion, push a button, get a formatted newsletter out the other end. The plumbing every content business secretly needs. 55 minutes.
Recording in the library ↑How to use Claude as your whole marketing team when the marketing team is you. Strategy, planning, drafting, repurposing — the workflow I actually use. 30 minutes.
Recording in the library ↑Vibe code a script that runs every morning, pulls a few things from the internet, and sends you a daily brief. You set the topic — your industry, your competitors, the news you'd rather not chase. 55 minutes.
Recording in the library ↑Themed community Show & Tell. Bring your weekly OS — Notion, Claude Cowork, your janky doc, whatever — and walk us through it. Show the messy version. 5 min slots, watch-and-steal welcome.
Recording in the library ↑Build a single Cowork project that holds your business — revenue snapshot, current clients, pipeline, weekly priorities. 30-minute walkthrough you can copy.
Recording in the library ↑Build a thank-you page that, when someone lands on it, emails you the details. The skeleton of every form, every checkout, every confirmation you'll ever build. 55 minutes.
Recording in the library ↑Use Claude Artifacts to build a custom tarot-style card deck for your relationship — prompt cards for date nights, hard conversations, decisions you keep avoiding. Yes, really. 30 minutes.
Recording in the library ↑Pick one small thing your business actually needs — a calculator, a form, a tracker — and we vibe code it together. By the end of the hour you have something real. 55 minutes.
Recording in the library ↑Themed community Show & Tell. Bring a Claude Skill you've built and actually use — what it does, when you reach for it, what you'd change. 5 min slots, watch-and-steal welcome.
Recording in the library ↑10 specific ways to plan your family's week using Claude Cowork. Meal planning, kid logistics, the "who has the thing on Tuesday" problem — all in one project you can keep using. 30 minutes.
Recording in the library ↑Build a real one-page landing site live, from scratch, using Claude Code. No design files, no boilerplate — just a prompt, a few decisions, and a real URL by the end. 55 minutes.
Recording in the library ↑Hot seat. One volunteer, one chaotic inbox, 40 minutes. We build a triage system with Claude Projects + a classifier prompt, live. Everyone else steals the playbook.
Recording in the library ↑For career women and freelancers who keep hearing about AI but have no idea where to start. Same gentle intro every time — built so you can send it to a friend and nobody feels behind. No jargon, no prereqs, no stupid questions.
Recording in the library ↑Community show-and-tell. Bring the thing you've been building — a workflow, an automation, a Project, a client tool, a tiny app. Five minutes each, we steal each other's ideas.
Recording in the library ↑For women who can chat with Claude but haven't crossed into building. Vibe coding, automation, agents — demystified without the tech-bro energy. Same shape every time, built to be the bridge from "AI user" to "AI builder."
Recording in the library ↑A talk + live demo for the Milwaukee AI Meetup. I'll walk through three real workflows women in my cohorts built this year — what they tried, what broke, what shipped, and the prompts behind them.
WrappedThe full tour. Idea capture, outline, draft, subject lines, preview text, segmenting, and a feedback loop for what actually lands. Every workflow I use for How to Talk to Robots, shown live.
Recording in the library ↑For career women and freelancers who keep hearing about AI but have no idea where to start. Same gentle intro every time — built so you can send it to a friend and nobody feels behind. No jargon, no prereqs, no stupid questions.
Recording in the library ↑Claude Cowork workflow. Build a real content calendar from scratch — themes, cadence, hooks, drafts — all living in a Project so Claude actually remembers your voice and priorities week to week.
Recording in the library ↑For women who can chat with Claude but haven't crossed into building. Vibe coding, automation, agents — demystified without the tech-bro energy. Same shape every time, built to be the bridge from "AI user" to "AI builder."
Recording in the library ↑Claude Cowork workflow. I paste in a real discovery call transcript and build a proposal + scope doc live, voice-matched and ready to send. You leave with the exact prompts and structure.
Recording in the library ↑For career women and freelancers who keep hearing about AI but have no idea where to start. Same gentle intro every time — built so you can send it to a friend and nobody feels behind. No jargon, no prereqs, no stupid questions.
Recording in the library ↑Bring what you built this week — half-finished apps, automations that almost work, prompts you're proud of, spectacular failures. We share, troubleshoot, and steal each other's ideas.
Recording in the library ↑For people who keep hearing about AI but have no idea where to start. No jargon, no prerequisites, no stupid questions. Just figuring out what this stuff actually does and how to use it without losing your mind.
Recording in the library ↑Bring what you built this week — half-finished apps, automations that almost work, prompts you're proud of, spectacular failures. We share, troubleshoot, and steal each other's ideas.
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