I have a folder on my desktop called “Content Ideas.” It has 47 subfolders. Each one contains screenshots, saved YouTube links, half-written outlines, and notes I told myself I would “come back to.” That folder is two years old. The…
Let me tell you exactly why I almost didn’t buy the Little Reader Prompt Vault. I’ve been burned before. You see a product promising “700 AI prompts that generate complete worksheets in 60 seconds.” Your first thought is probably the…
Let me take you back six months. I was sitting at my desk, staring at thirteen partially finished novels spread across three different AI tools. Some had strong openings. A few had decent character sketches. One even had a pretty…
I am not a developer. I am a marketer and a freelancer who uses tools to get work done faster. So when I first heard about OpenClaw earlier this year, I was excited. An autonomous AI agent that can browse…
I’ve spent seven years testing digital products, AI tools, and SaaS platforms. Somewhere along the way, I developed a reliable internal filter. When a product launches with big promises and flashy sales copy, I don’t get excited. I get skeptical.…
Here’s a confession: when I first saw “Tween Publishing Profits” pop up in my feed a few days ago, I almost scrolled past. Not because I’m not interested in publishing. I’ve been in the digital product space long enough to…
I’ve been in the digital product space long enough to know that most “done-for-you” solutions aren’t. They promise simplicity. They promise speed. They promise you’ll be publishing in hours. And then you open the file and realize you’ve just paid…
I have a confession to make. Over the past seven years, I have purchased more AI tools, software platforms, and digital products than I care to admit. Some of them became essential parts of my workflow. Most of them –…
For the past six months, I’d been staring at a problem I couldn’t solve. I wanted to break into the non-fiction espionage space. The numbers made sense – readers in this genre are fiercely loyal, they buy physical copies, they…
I remember the exact moment I realized publishing a book and selling a book are two completely different games. It was three weeks after my first Amazon KDP release. I had done everything right – or so I thought. The…