Free guide + audiobook from Alex Chan
Where do I start with AI?
A plain-English guide for business owners who are curious about AI, a little skeptical, and short on time. Read it in 15 minutes, or listen on your next drive.
- The honest version of what AI can and can't do for a business like yours, with no jargon and no hype.
- Your week, before and after: five everyday moments, so you can picture what changes for you.
- A 15-minute worksheet and time calculator to find the first task worth handing off.
- A 12-minute audiobook, read by me.
You're in, friend.
Here's everything. Bookmark this page, and I'll also email you these links from alex@getkeywind.com within 1 business day.
Who it's for
Written for owners who feel a step behind on AI and are tired of being sold to.
You tried ChatGPT. It was impressive for five minutes, and your week still looks the same.
You're not technical, and you have no interest in becoming a programmer to run your business.
You want to know what's real before you spend a dollar or an afternoon on it.
Inside the guide
What you'll walk away with
What your week could look like
The morning inbox and the follow-up that slips. The customer question that lands at 9pm. The marketing you never get to, and knowing your numbers.
What AI can and can't do
Where it's good, where it isn't, and why you stay the manager.
How it works, in plain English
Recipes and cooks: the written steps for a task, and the AI that follows them. No code, and a real example you could write yourself.
Staying in control
How a careful setup protects your money and your customers, and keeps the final say with you.
Your worksheet
List what eats your week, pick your first task, and see what it costs you in a year.
Questions owners ask
Not technical? Worried about the personal touch? What it costs to run? All answered.
“I'm not a tech guy. I spent two decades in the corporate world before building businesses of my own, and I taught myself how to get AI to do real work in them. This guide is what I wish someone had handed me at the start.”Alex Chan, founder of Keywind