A workbook you read on your phone and a set of prompts you copy. In an afternoon, an AI that gives you the average of the internet becomes one that knows who your clients are, how you talk to them, and what it's not allowed to do.
Twelve questions your AI asks you, one at a time, and waits for each answer. Who you're for, what you won't promise, how you talk to people. It writes nothing until it has listened.
A template with the five sentences that matter, and the inserts for your trade — what a physio's rules add that a beauty therapist's don't, and the other way round. You fill it in. From then on it knows what it must never see.
Ask it two ways. Ask it what it's least sure of. Ask it to show its working. Each one written out, with what a failed test looks like, so you know when to stop trusting an answer.
A page you fill in once — every insurance, registration and subscription, dated — and the prompt that runs a month before each one and asks whether you're overpaying.
Which prompt, then which, and what "done" looks like at the end. Written for someone doing it between clients, not at a desk.
For anyone who's done Ten Minutes and wants the proper version. It arrives as one PDF with your name on it, readable between clients, and the prompts as plain text so nothing has to be retyped.
Everything runs in your own accounts, under your own login. Nothing of yours touches mine.
If you'd rather do it with me sitting next to you, that's Side by Side.
Find out how long it takes to change one sentence on your own website. If the answer involves emailing someone and waiting, that's the thing Groundwork ends.