Your files are all over the place and your chats are in forty threads. This course starts with one step: one folder and one plain note. Then you sort what you have, give your AI one job in one folder, and check in. The method is Jake Van Clief's ICM, the Interpretable Context Methodology. Watch how I use it in my own work. Free.

In my experience, sitting for hours asks a lot of the body. This is a 10-minute sequence you can do standing by your desk, guided step by step. It is inspired by the Sun Salutations and moves most of the body. When I do it, my joints feel easier and my breathing settles. Follow along, notice what changes, and tell us how it went in Lesson Check-Ins. Free. It isn't medical advice.

All my work lives in files and folders. This course shows how I turn one folder into a lesson I can share on Skool: pick the folder, turn it into a lesson, package it as a zip, and post it for a check-in. It's how the lessons in this room get made. You can follow the same steps with your own work. Free.

All my work lives in files and folders. This class shows how I turn one folder into a lesson I can share on SKOOL: a film of this SKOOL being set up, step by step, and a lesson starter you can use with your own work. If your folder is messy, start with the ICM cleanup in the other class.