What we’ll cover:
Everyday Tasks

• Draft emails, letters, and summaries faster (edit instead of starting from scratch)

• Build reminders, lists, and simple schedules to reduce mental load

Planning

• Compare travel ideas without endless scrolling

• Get weekend activity suggestions based on your mood

• Turn “what’s in the fridge” into meal ideas

Personal Convenience

• Rewrite messages so they sound like you — just clearer

• Generate quick stretch/exercise routines based on your time/space/energy

• Find thoughtful gift ideas that actually fit the person

Skill-Building

• Learn prompts that get useful results

• Understand where AI helps — and where it doesn’t (limitations + smart use)

What you’ll walk away with:

• A clearer sense of what AI is actually useful for

• Real examples you can use the same day

• Better questions that get better results

• A feeling that AI is accessible — without overwhelm

Mini note:
No tech skills needed. Just show up — we’ll walk through everything step by step.

Finding Ideas

• Explore income possibilities based on your interests, experience, and schedule

• Identify common services people already search for

• Compare ideas and understand what people typically pay for

Getting Started

• Outline a simple, doable path

• Draft short service descriptions you can personalize

• Break big ideas into manageable steps to avoid overwhelm

Practical Support

• Get pricing ranges and starting points

• Create blurbs, intros, or scripts to refine

• Learn common low-cost tools/platforms others use

What you’ll walk away with:

• A short list of side hustle ideas tailored to you

• A first draft offer/description

• A basic starter outline if you want to move forward

• A renewed sense of possibility around earning opportunities

Mini note:
You don’t need to launch anything — this session is for exploring.

Creative Starters

• Writing, journaling, storytelling: get started with prompts and structure

• Mood boards + visual themes: generate concepts to explore

• Cooking/DIY/hobbies: spark ideas when you feel stuck

Developing Your Ideas

• Organize and shape scattered thoughts

• Experiment with styles and formats

• Bring ideas together into something shareable

Expression & Community

• Reflection prompts for journaling or self-discovery

• Simple ways to present or share your work

• Examples of creative communities and projects for inspiration

What you’ll walk away with:

• A creative piece started (journal entry, story idea, outline, or concept)

• Clarity on what creative directions excite you

• Tools to support inspiration (not replace it)

• More ease exploring ideas without perfection

Mini note:
You don’t have to be “creative.” This is about exploration.

Creating Content

• Draft social posts in your tone

• Generate caption + hashtag combinations

• Write flyer/announcement text you can drop into a design

Explaining What You Offer

• Clear, compelling descriptions of your project/service/event

• Draft a short bio or intro

• Highlight benefits without sounding salesy

Reaching People

• Outreach strategies tailored to your audience

• Email invitations/announcements in your voice

• Quick ideas to keep moving when you feel stuck

What you’ll walk away with:

• A draft social post, flyer text, or email announcement

• A clearer way to describe your idea/offer/event

• Practical marketing language you can reuse

• More comfort promoting your work naturally