Practical AI for a Real Workweek
AI should make the work already on your plate easier to plan, write, organize, and follow through on. Start with a real friction point, use workplace-approved tools, and keep your judgment in charge. These workflows are for meetings, messages, updates, and the work that is usually too scattered to document well.
AI Workflows for Meetings
Meetings create a lot of raw material: notes, decisions, open questions, follow-ups, and people who need the same context in slightly different forms. AI is useful when it helps organize that material into a recap, identify unresolved decisions, or turn a messy set of notes into clear next steps. It is not there to decide what matters or invent agreement that did not happen.
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50 AI Prompts for Your Workday
This free guide gives you 50 practical prompts for the work you are already doing: preparing for meetings, writing clearer updates, organizing decisions, documenting impact, and getting to a stronger first draft. Use them with workplace-approved tools and adapt every output to your own context and judgment.
Where AI Actually Helps
Start with a real bottleneck
The best place to use AI is rarely "everywhere." Start with the work that repeatedly costs you time or requires you to reconstruct context from scratch. That might be preparing for a meeting, turning rough notes into a manager update, drafting an email from approved source material, or creating a simple work log before performance-review season. The prompt matters, but the work problem comes first.
Use AI Responsibly at Work
Responsible AI use starts with the same habits that make any work product trustworthy: protect confidential information, use approved tools, verify facts, keep the source material close, and stay accountable for the final decision. AI can organize, summarize, and tighten. It cannot own the relationship, the judgment, or the consequences behind the work.
Start with the work, not the tool
The best AI workflow starts with a real bottleneck. What takes too long? What do you repeatedly reconstruct from memory? What useful work stays invisible because you never have time to document it?
I share prompts and systems designed for working women who need useful leverage, not another complicated productivity project. Always use workplace-approved tools and follow your company's rules for confidential information.