AI for Everyday Work: A Non-Technical Guide to Prompting, Automating Tasks, and Saving 10 Hours a Week
About this audiobook
Your inbox refills overnight. The report takes three hours to write and thirty seconds to skim. The meeting ends with a page of messy notes and no clear next steps. What if that pile of work could be a lot smaller?
AI for Everyday Work is a practical, jargon-free guide to using AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot for the tasks that fill your week. No coding, no technical background, and no math required.
Inside, you’ll learn:
How AI really works, in plain English, and why it sometimes gets things wrong
The five-part CRAFT framework for writing prompts that get useful results
Techniques that multiply those results: follow-ups, examples, critique, and constraints
Ready-to-use prompts for email, reports, meeting notes, research, spreadsheets, presentations, and feedback
How to build a personal prompt library and automate repetitive tasks without writing code
How to use AI safely, honestly, and responsibly
A 30-day plan and a time-savings tracker to build the habit and measure your own results
Ten hours a week is not a promise. It is a realistic target, and this book shows you how to reach it and prove it with your own numbers.
About the author
Maya Bennett writes practical, plain-spoken guides for people who want to get more done with less stress. She specializes in helping non-technical professionals use AI assistants for the everyday work that fills their weeks: email, reports, meeting notes, research, spreadsheets, and planning.
Her approach starts from a simple belief: you do not need to understand how AI works under the hood to use it well. You need clear instructions, a few repeatable methods, and the habit of checking the results. That belief is behind the CRAFT framework at the heart of this book, and behind her focus on personal prompt libraries and no-code automation that turn one good result into a routine.
Maya teaches three principles above all: measure the time you actually save, keep a human in charge of anything that carries your name, and protect confidential information. She writes for office managers, teachers, consultants, marketers, project coordinators, small business owners, and team leaders, people whose expertise lies in their own field rather than in technology.
AI for Everyday Work is her guide to turning AI from a curiosity into a dependable work habit.
