Need help with AI, computers, social media, or getting things done online?

Yes. I provide practical, one-on-one digital and AI help for individuals, seniors, authors, entrepreneurs, and small businesses. Whether you’re trying to understand ChatGPT, navigate your computer or smartphone, improve your social media presence, publish a book, create content, or simply accomplish something online that has become frustrating, I can help.

The goal isn’t to overwhelm you with technology. It’s to understand what you want to accomplish, work through it together, and help you become more comfortable doing it yourself.

Practical help. Patient guidance. No tech-speak required.

Absolutely. AI can be remarkably useful once you understand how to communicate with it. I provide personal AI and ChatGPT training for beginners, professionals, authors, seniors, and small-business owners, tailored to what you actually want to accomplish.

We can explore prompting, research, writing, brainstorming, document creation, images, productivity, business applications, and ways to incorporate AI into everyday tasks. Rather than simply showing you which buttons to push, I help you understand how to think and work with AI so you can continue exploring confidently on your own.

Yes. Sometimes you don’t need a computer technician—you need someone patient who can sit with you and figure things out.

I can help with computer and smartphone navigation, internet use, email, Google tools, Zoom, online forms, file organization, documents, applications, software, account navigation, and general digital troubleshooting.

This is especially useful for seniors or anyone who feels technology has changed faster than they have had time to keep up with it.

Yes. I can help you create, improve, and manage your presence on LinkedIn, Facebook, Nextdoor, YouTube, Google Business Profiles, websites, and other online platforms.

That can include setting up or improving profiles, writing bios, creating posts, developing graphics, planning content, improving website copy, newsletters, and learning how AI can make content creation and social media easier.

For small businesses and professionals, we can also look at how all of these pieces work together so people can find you, understand what you do, and know how to contact you.

Yes. Writing and publishing are areas where technology and creativity now overlap in exciting ways.

I can assist with articles, blogs, biographies, résumés, website copy, editing, book development, formatting, self-publishing, cover concepts, descriptions, author profiles, and promotional content.

If you’ve been sitting on a manuscript or an idea because you don’t know what comes next, we can work through the process together—from idea to finished publication.

Yes. I can help you learn and use Canva, presentation tools, graphics, video, podcasting, YouTube, thumbnails, descriptions, channel setup, and content development.

You don’t necessarily need expensive equipment or a production company. Often, you already have most of the tools you need. The challenge is learning how to put them together effectively.

Yes. Small businesses often accumulate websites, social accounts, software, documents, and processes without having anyone step back and ask, “Could this be simpler?”

I can help with AI adoption, digital marketing, online visibility, websites, customer communications, content creation, workflow improvement, social media, presentations, research, and everyday business technology.

The emphasis is practical: identify what is consuming time or creating frustration and determine whether a better process or tool can help.

Yes—and patience is part of the service.

Technology shouldn’t make anyone feel left behind. We can work at your pace, whether the challenge is using a smartphone, organizing photos, navigating websites, joining a Zoom meeting, understanding AI, completing an online form, managing email, or simply figuring out what something on the screen means.

Questions are welcome. You don’t need to know the terminology before we begin.

Not at all. That’s rather the point.

Bring the problem, project, question, or even the screen that’s driving you crazy. We’ll start there.

You don’t have to understand the technology. You just need to know what you’d like to accomplish.