A plain-English guide for people who didn't grow up with this

Google hands you a pile of links.
AI actually answers you.

And you can keep asking — like talking to a patient, knowledgeable friend. AI for Everyday People shows you how to use free tools like ChatGPT for the things you actually do: writing emails, planning trips, and making sense of confusing paperwork. No jargon. No hype. Nothing to install.

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  • Written in plain English
  • Uses the free version of ChatGPT
  • No tech background needed
AI for Everyday People — book cover by Kathy Prince

Here's the whole idea

It really is just a conversation

You type a question the way you'd ask a person. It answers. You ask a follow-up. That's it — that's the skill.

YouI got a letter from my insurance company and I can't tell if it's a bill or not. Can I read it to you?
ChatGPTOf course — go ahead and type or paste what it says, and I'll explain it in plain language.
YouIt says "This is not a bill. Explanation of Benefits enclosed. Patient responsibility: $214."
ChatGPTGood news — you don't owe anything yet. This letter just shows what your insurance covered. If you owe the $214, the doctor's office will send a separate bill. Would you like to know what to check before paying it?

No commands to memorize. No settings to fiddle with. If you can send a text message, you can do this. The book simply shows you what to ask — and what to do with the answers.

From the desk of Kathy Prince

Does it feel like the whole world learned something behind your back?

Every news broadcast mentions AI. Your grandkids use it for homework. Your bank, your doctor's office, even your grocery store all seem to assume you know what it is and how it works.

Meanwhile, nobody has ever sat down and explained it to you like a human being. The articles are written for programmers. The YouTube videos talk a hundred miles an hour. And half of what you see online is someone promising you'll get rich with it — which sounds exactly like every other scam you've learned to ignore.

Here's what I want you to know: the technology itself is the easy part. Easier than the VCR was. Easier than email was. You type a question in ordinary English, and it answers in ordinary English. The only thing standing between you and that is nobody ever showing you where to start.

So I wrote the book I couldn't find — a warm, plain-spoken guide that walks you through your very first question and then shows you, one everyday task at a time, how this becomes the most useful thing on your computer. Not someday. This week.

— Kathy

What's inside

One everyday task at a time

Every chapter is built around something you already do — with the exact words to type, and what to expect back.

Start hereYour very first question

Where to go, what to click, and word-for-word what to type — so your first five minutes end in success, not frustration.

WritingEmails and notes that sound like you

Thank-you notes, tricky replies, complaint letters, birthday messages — drafted in seconds, polished in your own voice.

Paperwork"Explain this to me in plain English"

Insurance letters, medical summaries, contracts, instructions — hand them over and get a translation you can actually use.

PlanningTrips, meals, and gatherings

Build a road-trip itinerary, plan a week of dinners around what's in the fridge, or organize a family reunion — by asking.

The real skillThe art of the follow-up

The one habit that separates people who love AI from people who gave up: keep the conversation going. "Shorter." "Simpler." "What about...?"

Good judgmentStaying safe and sensible

What never to share, when to double-check an answer, and how to spot the moments a computer shouldn't have the final word.

Ready when you are

The book is a digital download — you'll be reading it two minutes from now.

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An honest word before you buy

Who this book is for — and who it isn't

This book is for you if...

  • You've never opened ChatGPT — or you tried once, stared at the empty box, and closed it
  • You keep hearing about AI and quietly feel like the train is leaving without you
  • You want help with real life: letters, plans, paperwork, questions
  • You'd rather be taught like a friend than lectured like a student

It's honestly not for you if...

  • You're looking for a way to make money with AI — this book makes no income promises, because I don't believe in them
  • You're a tech professional wanting advanced "prompt engineering"
  • You want the history and theory of artificial intelligence rather than the everyday use of it

About the author

Hi, I'm Kathy.

I've spent more than twelve years as a professional graphic designer, including nationally recognized publication work — which is a fancy way of saying I've spent my career making complicated things clear and pleasant to read.

I wrote, illustrated, and designed this book myself, for the people in my own life who kept saying "I know I should learn this, but I don't know where to start." No hype, no scare tactics, no pretending it's harder than it is. Just a friendly guide from someone who believes this technology belongs to everyday people, too.

My simple promise

If it doesn't help, you don't pay

Read the book. If it isn't the clear, friendly guide I've promised, just reply to your receipt email within 30 days and I'll refund your $19 — no forms, no questions, no hard feelings. And you keep the book.

Questions people ask

Frequently asked questions

How do I get the book after I buy it?
The moment your purchase goes through, you'll see a download button and receive an email with your download link. Click it, and the book opens right up. It's a PDF — the same kind of file as a newsletter or a form, and it opens on virtually every device made in the last fifteen years.
Can I read it on my phone or tablet?
Yes. Your receipt email includes simple instructions for saving the book on a phone or tablet. And here's my favorite part: if you have any trouble at all, just reply to that email and I'll personally send the book straight to your inbox. A real person answers — that's rather the point of the whole book.
Do I need to buy or install anything else?
No. Every example in the book uses the free version of ChatGPT, which runs in the web browser you already have. No downloads, no subscriptions, no new gadgets.
Is this one of those "make money with AI" things?
No — and I'd be suspicious of anyone who promises that. This book is about using AI for your everyday life: writing, planning, and understanding things. It makes your week easier, not your wallet magically fatter.
I'm really not good with technology. Will I keep up?
You're exactly who I wrote it for. If you can type a text message or an email, you already have every skill the book requires. I never assume you know a term without explaining it, and every chapter gives you the exact words to type.
How much is it, and are there hidden costs?
The book is $19, one time. That's it — no subscription, no "upgrade," no surprise charges. Checkout is handled securely by Payhip and Stripe, the same payment system used by millions of small businesses.

Just ask.

That's the whole secret — and the book shows you how.

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