F.010 AI Without Context Is Useless (And That's Your Fault, Not Its)
Here's what actually happened: they asked it a vague question and got a vague answer.
Notes from a human who builds things, breaks things, and writes about it. AI, marketing, and the messy space between.
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Plate F.011 · The Notebook
F.010 Here's what actually happened: they asked it a vague question and got a vague answer.
F.009 Most people do random acts of marketing. Post something on LinkedIn.
F.008 It's an endless treadmill. A landing page that says buy this. A cold email that says let's talk. A checkout page that demands your credit card.
F.007 And every year, something changed. The algorithm shifted.
F.006 I started using Claude for my business. Then I realized my personal life needed it more. Meal planning, health stuff, big decisions, even figuring out what to do on a Saturday.
F.005 The mental load is real and it's crushing. Meal plans, school stuff, doctor appointments, the thing you forgot to sign — here's how Claude handles the invisible work so your brain gets a break.
F.004 Our family runs a weekly meeting with an AI-generated agenda. Here's the exact system — Notion for tracking, Claude Cowork for prep, and a format that actually works with kids.
F.003 There are a hundred AI tools. I picked one and went all in. Here's why Claude Code is the one I teach, and why it matters which tool you start with.
F.002 Eighteen years of marketing compressed into the stuff I actually wish someone had told me. No frameworks. No acronyms. Just the real stuff.
F.001 We left Southern California for Wisconsin with two kids, two dogs, and no plan beyond 'let's try something different.' Six months later, here's what happened.
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