The Journal
Real projects. Real experiments. Things we've learned by actually doing.
Kids & Teens · Women Builders · Doing with AI · Projects
You already know your business, your work or your idea. The part you may not know is how much of the digital work you can now do yourself. You don't need to become technical. You need to become capable.
Most pricing advice is a six-minute sponsored video. Here's how a bar, a freelance consultant, and a shop owner actually picked, without wasting money on models they don't need.
A three-page story or a one-button game. The scope doesn't matter much. What matters is which parts are the child's: the idea, the decisions, the fixes.
Paper counts, guess-orders, a slow Excel file. Then one session: what the app did, what we left out on purpose, and how the bar uses it every single shift since.
If school teaches reading by worksheet, the kids I work with learn it by doing: their story, their game, their first site. AI as helper, not crutch.
