The Ten Hour Week

Take your time back — without writing a single line of code.

You lost about eleven hours last week to work nobody will remember. Pulling numbers out of one system and typing them into another. Reading forty messages to find the three that mattered. Writing the same summary for the two-hundredth time.

None of it hard. All of it necessary. Almost all of it automatable — if you know which parts are worth the effort.

AI automation is finally easy enough for people who don't code. What nobody tells you is which tasks are actually worth automating, or how to keep one running once you've built it. That's what this book is.

Inside — 71 pages, no filler:

• The two-week audit — ten minutes a day to find the hours your memory hides from you
• A simple scoring filter so you never waste a weekend automating something that happens twelve times a year
• The four AI automation patterns that cover almost every task in a normal job — and which two are genuinely reliable
• A complete worked build, start to finish, with the mistakes left in
• Actual set-it-and-forget-it — the maintenance loop that keeps your automations alive in month six, not just on the afternoon you built them
• Five appendices you'll use: the ROI scorecard, a 30-day plan, a copy-paste prompt library, a tool comparison, and a quick reference

Easy — and honest about it. Everything here runs on tools costing between $0 and $30 a month. No code. No terminal. If you're comfortable in a spreadsheet, you're qualified.

And a straight promise: expect four to twelve hours a week back, over two to three months. That's a raise's worth of time. It isn't a life transformation, and anyone selling you one is selling you something else.

For: operations, marketing, analysts, consultants, project managers, founders wearing eight hats.

Not for: anyone after a prompt pack, or hoping AI will simply do their job.

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