Build a clearer path from idea to action
Turn your business idea into an action plan.
A practical, self-guided starter kit for first-time entrepreneurs, freelancers and small business owners who want to use AI effectively — without expensive software or confusing instructions.
One-time price
$49
Digital Starter Kit · USD · tax may apply
- Seven-step onboarding dashboard with saved progress
- 25 business AI prompts
- Business Idea & Validation Workbook
- AI Tools Setup Guide
- Offer & Pricing Worksheet
- Marketing Starter Templates
- 30-Day Launch Plan and Next Steps Assessment
A single $49 payment grants access to the Starter Kit while the service is available and your account remains eligible. No subscription or automatic renewal. You may keep permitted downloads under the applicable license.
Sound familiar?
You have the idea. You just don't know where to start.
Too many ideas, no direction
You keep circling the same ideas without deciding which one is worth your time.
AI feels confusing
You've opened ChatGPT, typed a question, and got generic answers you can't use.
Not sure what to charge
You guess at prices, worry about being too high or too low, and never commit.
Stuck before day one
Weeks go by researching, but you still don't have a written plan or a first step.
The Starter Kit walks you through seven short steps with copy-ready prompts, so you finish with a one-page plan you can act on this week.
Example output
What your plan looks like when you're done
A sample plan for a fictional business, shown for illustration only. Your plan reflects your own answers; results are not guaranteed.
My Business Plan — Sample
Exported from My Plan- Business idea
- Mobile meal-prep service for busy parents, delivering 5 healthy dinners each Sunday.
- Niche
- Working parents with kids under 12 in the north side of the city.
- Ideal customer
- Dual-income household, values time over cost, already orders takeout 3+ times a week.
- Offer
- "Sunday Five" weekly box: 5 family dinners, reheat in 10 minutes, rotating menu.
- Price assumptions
- $95 per week. Ingredients ~$38, packaging $4, delivery $8 — about $45 margin per box.
- Risks
- Food-safety permits, ingredient price swings, limited weekend kitchen time.
- Next action
- Check local permit rules Monday; pre-sell 10 boxes to the school parents' group by Friday.
- Notes
- Test two menus with friends before launch. Track which dishes get reordered.
Seven steps, one plan
Step 1
Define your idea
Write a one-sentence concept and the problem it solves.
Step 2
Identify your customer
Pick one customer segment to focus on first.
Step 3
Validate demand
Collect real evidence before you build.
Step 4
Select your AI tools
Choose a small, safe tool stack for one task.
Step 5
Price your offer
Scope the offer and test a price hypothesis.
Step 6
Market your offer
Draft truthful, permission-based messages.
Step 7
Build your 30-day plan
Turn the work into four focused weeks.
What's included
- Customer User Guide — How to use the kit, access terms and where to start.
- 25 AI Prompts — Business discovery, offers, pricing and marketing prompts.
- Business Idea & Validation Workbook — Problem, customer, evidence table and decision.
- AI Tools Setup Guide — Assess cost, privacy and capability before you buy a tool.
- Offer & Pricing Worksheet — Scope, unit economics and price validation.
- Marketing Starter Templates — One-line offer, outreach email, posts, landing page outline.
- 30-Day Business Launch Plan — Four weeks of focused tasks and a weekly scorecard.
- Next Steps Assessment — A 16-point self-check of your readiness.
What's not included
- No subscription, coaching calls, software installation or third-party tool licenses.
- No guarantee of customers, revenue or business outcomes.
- No legal, tax or financial advice.
- Optional $149 Business Review and $495 Readiness Audit are separate and never required.
Try two of the 25 prompts free
Replace bracketed fields with your own information. Verify all AI output.
Act as a business discovery facilitator. Ask me about my customer, their problem, what they do today, and what evidence I have. Separate facts from assumptions. Return five interview questions and three experiments.
Based on this business idea: [IDEA], define three potential customer segments with needs, buying triggers, objections and places to interview them. Do not invent market statistics.
Unlocked with the Starter Kit, plus 20 more prompts.
Unlocked with the Starter Kit, plus 20 more prompts.
Unlocked with the Starter Kit, plus 20 more prompts.
