Incredible AI Tools
The AI-guided tools on this page - plus my bestselling Ikigai Explorer - evolved out of my work as a ghostwriter, coach, author and student of what helps people grow and thrive.
Most people do not need more advice. They need a way to slow down, tell the truth and notice what they already know. For the past 15 years, I’ve helped my clients find the words they could not quite find on their own. These AI sessions deliver remarkably similar benefits:
Hard Conversation (AI)
You've been carrying this for weeks. Maybe months. The conversation with your spouse, your co-founder, your aging parent, your boss, your friend. The texts you've drafted and didn't send. The version of yourself you keep editing in your head.
This is where you walk through it before you walk into it.
How it works
The Hard Conversation guide doesn't take sides. It doesn't give advice. It asks the questions no one else in your life will ask you. Then it asks the next one. Then the next.
It listens the way no one in your life can listen. Without an opinion. Without a stake in your decision. Without running out of patience. It pushes back when you're being unfair, including to yourself. It refuses easy answers.
The frame is simple. You and the other person both have a stake in something. A marriage. A company. A friendship. A shared goal. The conversation exists to serve that. Not to win. Not to vent. Not to demand the other person change.
What you walk away with
One page. Five sections. What you both serve. What you actually need to say. What to ask first, before you make your case. How you'll open. What to do if it gets hot.
Read it on the drive over. On your phone in the parking lot. Carry it in if you need to.
If the first conversation doesn't go the way you hoped, come back. For ninety days. The Guide remembers what you wrote. You walk through what happened. You decide what's next.
This is not:
Therapy or coaching
A script someone hands you
Advice about what to say
A test of who's right
This is:
Questions no one else will ask
Your own words, found by you
Service of what you both have a stake in
One page you can carry in
Treasure Resistance (A)
You've long been avoiding certain actions, emotions and/or decisions. These are the parts of your life you keep moving past. Some of these areas are so cleverly disguised, even you don't (yet) know they are there.
Resistance is not the enemy. It's the map.
How it works
The Treasure Resistance guide doesn't push you toward your biggest fear. It refuses to. It maps the places your inner voice says "no, not that." The big ones and the small ones. Then it asks what each one is pointing toward.
It listens for what's underneath. The first thing you name as a resistance usually isn't the one that matters most. The Guide notices. It pushes past the convenient answer. It refuses to settle.
The frame is simple. Practice on a manageable resistance first. Build the muscle. The bigger ones stay on the map for later. That's how this actually works.
What you walk away with
One page. Five sections. The markers on your map. What each one is pointing toward. The starter you're leaning into. Your opposite move this week. What's on the map for later.
Reread it as needed to help you move towards your treasure.
If the starter goes well, come back for the next marker. If it doesn't, come back to work out why. Ninety days. The Guide remembers what you wrote. You walk through what happened. You decide what's next.
This is not:
Therapy or coaching
A self-help formula
Advice about what to do
A demand to face your biggest fear
This is:
Questions no one else will ask
Your own words, found by you
A map you can act on this week
Ninety days to build the muscle
Tell Your Story Better (AI)
You've answered "What do you do?" hundreds of times. You've been getting it wrong.
Your standard reply is a factual description of your current job. The right answer is what you want to do next.
When you say what you want, you give others the opportunity to help you make your dreams come true. When you are too embarrassed or cautious to say what you want, you make it impossible for others to help you.
Your resume says where you've been. Your story should say where you're going.
Most people default to listing what they've done — their title, their company, their credentials. It's safe. It's verifiable. And it's exactly backwards.
The happiest and most successful people nearly always have a sense of what they want to do next, or how they wish to grow. They say where they are headed, not where they've been for the past few years.
One of the main purposes of LinkedIn is to help you discover career opportunities. Yet when you look at how most people present themselves there, they're describing their past to an audience that could open their future. This tool is designed to fix that.
Most people say…
What they've done
Their current job title
Where they've been
A description of the past
What others expect
What actually works…
What they want to do
Where they're headed
How they wish to grow
An invitation to the future
What makes the right person say yes
You will walk away with five ready-to-use documents.
All in your voice. All positioned for where you want to be next.
Short Bio: A concise, compelling introduction that opens doors — not one that closes them by sounding like everyone else.
Long Bio: The full narrative of who you are and where you're headed, told with the arc of a story rather than the flatness of a résumé.
LinkedIn Headline: The single most visible line in your professional presence — rewritten to attract, not merely describe.
LinkedIn About Section: The place where most people bury their ambition in credentials. Yours will say something that makes the right person stop scrolling.
Casual Website About Page: A warm, human version of your story for the visitors who want to know the person, not just the professional.
An AI ghostwriter that listens the way no one else has.
This process begins with an interview — a series of questions about where you want to go, not just where you've been. The questions adapt based on your answers, going deeper where it matters.
The approach is based on my Transformational Listening method: what happens when you listen deeply to another person with the intention to allow them to be seen, heard, and understood. To do this effectively, you must set aside your own ego and agenda. An AI, unburdened by either, may actually be the ideal listener.
This Tell Your Story Better AI guide is inspired by the principles in my book Never Tell People What You Do — the principles that helped me attract over 800,000 followers and half a million newsletter subscribers on LinkedIn.
Make a Better Decision (AI)
Facts blur with fears. Values blur with obligations. That's why you're circling.
Most people don't struggle with decisions because they can't choose. They struggle because everything gets mixed together.
Your mind keeps returning to the same loop — not because the answer is impossible, but because the decision hasn't been properly unpacked.
How it works
Better Decision walks you through the same seven-step sequence a skilled coach or advisor might use. Step by step, it separates what's true from what's assumed. It makes room for emotion — not to let feelings run the process, but to ensure they're seen. It names the values in conflict, which is usually the real heart of a hard decision.
Then it moves you toward a path you can respect later, not just one that brings temporary relief.
Facts What's actually true, separated from mere assumptions.
Feelings Named, not suppressed.
Values What you actually care about when no one's watching.
Options All of them. Including the ones you ruled out too quickly.
Consequences Honest about what each path costs and what it opens.
Decision Made, not deferred. With reasoning you can return to.
Commitment A specific next move, with a deadline.
What you walk away with
One page. Your decision, the reasoning behind it, and the specific next move you've committed to. Something you can return to in a week, a month, a year — when you want to remember why you chose what you chose.
Not a journal entry. Not a summary of feelings. A document you can act on.
This is not:
A pros and cons list
Generic decision advice
A formula someone else applies to your life
Permission to keep deliberating
This is:
Seven steps that separate what's real from what's assumed
Your own values, named clearly
A decision you can respect later
A commitment with a deadline
BETTER DECISION $50