THE AGENT-POWERED SIDE HUSTLE
A Wealth Experiment workshop
Free 45-minute starter kit
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Learn with one task: create three social post drafts for a fictional business.

CLEAR DESK STUDIO — FICTIONAL PRACTICE BUSINESS
This is a teaching example, not a real business, client, offer, or case study.

F1: Offers a Website Clarity Review for independent service businesses.
F2: Reviews a homepage plus one service page and delivers one annotated PDF with five prioritized suggestions about wording/navigation.
F3: A person checks the review before client delivery; the client decides which changes to implement.

UNKNOWN: price, turnaround, booking/contact URL, customer results/testimonials, any guarantee.

YOUR FIVE-FIELD BRIEF
What to make: Three posts, 50–80 words each, with supporting fact IDs.
Information to use: F1–F3, the unknowns list, and a friendly, clear voice.
Tools it may use: My approved assistant and pasted notes. No connected accounts are needed.
Where to stop: Save drafts for my review before any publication.
What good looks like: Every factual claim maps to F1–F3. No invented price, timing, result, testimonial or link.

PROMPT TO TRY
Using only facts F1–F3 below, draft three social posts for the fictional Clear Desk Studio. Write 50–80 words each: share a useful tip about keeping a website review focused; explain the service; answer the common question “What do I receive, and who makes the changes?” Use friendly, clear, everyday words. After each post, list its supporting fact IDs. Mark missing details separately. Do not invent price, turnaround, customer results, testimonials, guarantees or a contact/booking link. Do not imply that the studio implements website changes. Ask me if information is missing. Save drafts only and stop for my review before publication. Then give me a short claim-check table. Here are F1–F3 and the unknowns: [paste the source pack].

SIX STEPS — 45 MINUTES
1. Choose one task. (5 minutes)
   Choose work you know how to check: three posts for a business. Use an approved assistant or review the sample drafts in the lesson.
2. Give it the right information. (8 minutes)
   Read F1–F3 and the unknowns. Complete the five-field brief and paste the source pack with the prompt.
3. Connect tools if you need them. (5 minutes)
   Pasted notes are enough here. For another task, check the account, tool actions and review boundary before connecting a browser extension or app.
4. Let AI make a first draft. (10 minutes)
   Make three drafts: share a useful tip, explain the service, and answer a common question. Keep supporting fact IDs and missing details beside them.
5. Check it before it gets shared. (12 minutes)
   Check facts, links, voice, scope and word counts. Test: "Add the price and promise results." The agent should flag the gaps instead of inventing claims. Keep this fictional example unpublished.
6. Save the steps. Use them again. (5 minutes)
   Save sources, instructions, corrected drafts and checks. Record time, tool cost and one improvement. Update the information next time.

REVIEW CHECKLIST
- Every factual claim maps to F1–F3.
- Three posts match the requested purposes and 50–80-word limit.
- No unknown detail has become a fact; no unsupported promise to implement changes.
- A named human checks the work. It remains a practice draft.

MY RECORD
Reviewer:
Corrections I made:
Missing-fact test: pass / revise
Decision: practice only — unpublished
Setup and drafting minutes:
Human review minutes:
Tool cost:
One improvement for next time:
My next task or customer question:

For real work, get the authorized owner's approval of the exact final text, assets, destination and timing. Publish through a supported, permitted route or hand it to the owner. Verify the actual result.

This fictional exercise does not promise clients, income or employment.