20 JOBS CLAUDE CAN TAKE OFF YOUR PLATE

THE WORK YOU SHOULDN'T STILL BE DOING BY HAND, AND THE ONE TO HAND OVER FIRST

HAND OVER THE JOBS THAT KEEP LANDING ON YOUR PLATE

HAND OVER THE JOBS THAT KEEP LANDING ON YOUR PLATE

You've got Claude. You might even have your inbox and your calendar connected to it. And your week looks exactly the same as it did before 🤪.

That's because connecting Claude to your tools doesn't tell you what to hand it. This is 20 jobs you can take off your plate, sorted by where your week actually goes: the inbox, the money you're chasing, your clients, your content, your calendar.

Half of them run on their own. Claude can now take a job and work through it while you're doing something else, with drafts waiting in your inbox before you've sat down and invoices chased every Monday without you having to remember. Most people have never pointed it at a single one.

This free guide gives you all twenty, helps you pick the one that's costing you the most, and walks you through handing it over.

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    Hey, I’m Sherise!

    AI strategist. Business and marketing mentor. Certified anti-fluff zone. The person who builds the systems she teaches and tests everything in her own business before it ever reaches yours 💁🏽‍♀️.

    I didn't start building AI tools because I wanted another product to sell. I started because I was tired of being the only one holding everything together in my business. Every email, every caption, every client response, every offer draft. All me. All manual. All the time.

    So I started building. First, Custom GPTs. Then automations. Then Claude Projects and Skills. Then entire workflows that connect everything. And slowly, my business started running differently, because I built systems that handled the 80% I shouldn't have been doing in the first place.

    Now I teach other solo founders to do the same.

    If you're craving less manual everything and more "I can't believe AI just did that" moments, you're in the right place. Pull up a chair.