Three spreadsheets that were never going to get built the way they needed to be built.

All of it happened in the last thirty days. All of it done in under ten minutes. All of it by opening Excel, activating the Claude.ai plugin, and just talking.

Let me start with mine.

There is a thing that happens when you are building a business and you are scared. You make your messaging as wide as possible. You think, if I speak to everyone, I reach more people. If I exclude no one, I lose no one. You keep the language vague enough that no one could possibly feel left out.

I want to tell you something I have never said out loud publicly before. I am genuinely afraid of small business women getting left behind as AI moves forward. Not in a vague, hand-wringing way. In a specific, keeps-me-up-at-night way. Because I watch how fast this is moving and I know what it costs to not know what you do not know.

The women getting the best results from AI are not the most tech-savvy. They have something more powerful. And a toddler on a staircase proved it.

You can download every AI prompt template on the internet. You can copy what is working for other people, follow every tutorial, and still end up with content that could belong to literally anyone.

I hear this all the time. 'The captions sound stiff.' 'The emails feel off.' 'It does not sound like me.' And the person saying it usually assumes the problem is their prompts. So they go find better prompts. And the results are marginally better, but still not right. Still not them.

Let me ask you something honest. How many times have you opened ChatGPT or Claude, typed something in, read what came back, and thought, that is not it? Too stiff. Too generic. Sounds nothing like me.

On March 15, 2026, I did something that felt a little reckless. I decided to build a Pinterest presence for my business from absolute scratch. No existing audience. No pins. No prior strategy. Just a blank account, a decision to document everything in real time, and AI leading the entire process as my strategist.