This is the companion guide for Zero to Claude. Everything from class lives on this page: the setup, the two interviews, the 3 prompts that pay for themselves, and the habit that makes it stick. Bookmark it. Use it this week, not someday.
About 15 minutes, once. This is the part most people skip, and it's why their AI sounds like a robot. If you can type a text message, you can do this.
Do this in a new chat when you have some quiet time. Hit the mic and just talk.
Interview me about my business so you can work with me like a teammate. Ask me one question at a time. Cover who I serve, what I sell, my prices, my goals and how I like to work. When you're done, save everything you learned about me to your memory.
Prompt packs and "make me sound professional" give you the same words as everyone else. Let Claude interview you instead. "95% confident" is the magic phrase: it keeps Claude asking until it really gets you.
Start a new chat for this one. Then ask for a post, read it out loud, and tell Claude what doesn't sound like you.
Interview me to capture my brand voice. Ask me one question at a time. Stop when you're 95% confident you can write a post I'd be proud to publish. Then sum up my voice: words I use, words I never use, and 3 example sentences. Save it all to your memory.
Notice none of these explain who you are. They don't have to, because memory does that now. Fill in the orange parts and go.
Your newsletter goes from a blank page to done in minutes.
Write this week's newsletter in my voice. Topic: [one tip or what happened this week]. Under 300 words, one call to action: [link]. Give me 3 subject lines.
For the email that's been sitting in your inbox making you feel guilty.
Jam AIHere's an email from a customer: [paste it]. Draft a warm reply in my voice that answers their question and suggests a next step. Under 150 words. Don't send it.
Sunday night or Monday morning. Brain-dump everything, let Claude sort it out.
Here's everything on my plate: [brain dump]. Plan my week Monday to Friday. Money-making work first, batch the small stuff, and flag what I could hand to you.
Most people quit AI in week two because they use it like a search engine. Hand it a real job every day, 10 to 15 minutes, and it becomes part of how you work.
Write down everything you do in a day, then mark each task human or AI. Every day, hand Claude one AI task from that list.
Don't stop at the first answer. Read it and tell Claude what's off. Keep going until it's good.
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