Practical Writing on AI

Most owners are either buying tools they don't understand or hoping the whole topic goes away. Neither is a strategy.

Four things AI does well, three things it doesn't, and a worked example from a solo employment lawyer.

Not catastrophic. But the cost is real and it compounds quietly. Here's what it actually looks like.

The biggest mistake isn't picking the wrong tool. It's picking the wrong first project.

Five stages from one working tool to a business that runs differently. Most businesses are at stage zero or one. That's the starting point, not a failure.

Most AI tools were built for developers or consumers. Cowork was built for the third group: non-technical business owners who want AI to do real work on real files.

Walk into any small business with three or more years of history and look at the file storage. It's a mess. This is where Cowork earns its keep, fast.

Every small business has a duct-taped intake system. The "coming together" of forms, IDs, and notes is where hours quietly disappear. Cowork is good at it.

End-of-month reports. Weekly status updates. Invoicing prep. The work isn't hard. It's repetitive and time-sensitive. Cowork handles it well.

Four ways to get going with Cowork, including the self-paced course coming soon. An honest breakdown of which option fits your situation.