Why my new book comes with a Push Button Companion Site — and why you’ll never type a prompt.
I didn’t write an AI book for people who are excited about AI. There are plenty of those, and they all end the same way: you close the cover, and the homework begins.
The No-Hype AI Playbook for Skeptics, Retirees, and People Who Like Things the Way They Used to Be works differently. It’s written for intelligent adults who’ve watched the hype, heard their brother-in-law explain it all incorrectly at Thanksgiving, and remain unconvinced. No jargon. No breathless predictions. No pretending a chatbot is your friend.
Inside: plain-English chapters on translating medical bills and contracts into English, spotting the AI-powered scams targeting people exactly your age, seeing your living room in a new color before you buy the paint, and finally planning the garage cleanout.
And here’s the part no other AI book has: a free Push Button Companion Site, a private workbench holding more material than the book itself. Every prompt sits next to a button. Push it, the prompt is copied. Paste it into ChatGPT or Claude, edit in your details, press Enter. That’s the entire skill. No sign-up, no email demanded, no subscription.
It’s the only AI book that doesn’t end at the last page. The book explains everything; the website does the typing.
Get your copy here: https://amzn.to/4w3geeu