
Six-step workbook
Build a website people can actually use
Move from a clear brief to a readable page, a tested contact path, and a useful next improvement.
The Wealth Experiment · Ashley Kays
A useful idea deserves a clear next step. Choose a project, download a workbook, and make room for your own notes, decisions, and experiments.
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Illustrated steps, prompts, review checks, and space to plan the work. Pair each workbook with its free online walkthrough.

Six-step workbook
Move from a clear brief to a readable page, a tested contact path, and a useful next improvement.

Six-step workbook
Shape one complete lesson with an observable outcome, a worked example, practice, and a review rubric.

Six-step workbook
Define a buyer, make a small sample, test an offer, and decide what to do using the evidence you collect.
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The complete How I Build with AI collection
One PDF for the website, course, and income-experiment workflows. Keep the full set nearby as you plan, make, review, and improve your own project.
3 practical resources
Make the problem specific, set your limits, and decide what evidence will help you move forward.
Planning worksheet
Name one person, one problem, one small deliverable, and a test that fits your time and spending limits.
Experiment brief + prompts
Connect buyer evidence to a bounded offer, an agent handoff, a cost record, and a continue/change/stop decision.
Product experiment worksheet
Describe the current workaround, scope a small first version, and record what happens when someone tries it.
4 practical resources
Prepare the inputs, define the handoff, and make the review part of the work.
Reusable task brief
Set the result, approved sources, allowed actions, review points, and limits for one useful agent task.
First-week worksheet
Brief a maker and reviewer, try one complete handoff, and record the effort behind an accepted output.
Guided practice
Use a fictional business to practice creating three reviewed social post drafts from an approved set of facts.
Project brief + acceptance checks
Study the brief behind the First Experiment Planner, then adapt its scope and review checks to your own project.
3 practical resources
Bring better questions to a customer conversation, a workshop, or your next working session.
Conversation worksheet
Prepare an open question, listen for the real need, reflect what you heard, and agree on a useful next step.
Planning brief
Clarify the learner, the outcome, the material you can use, and what a small teaching pilot should reveal.
Workshop preparation
Gather your idea, evidence, first-version scope, setup questions, and the published 2026 workshop schedule.
4 practical resources
Document what happened, account for the work, and prepare useful information for yourself or a future owner.
Reflection + evidence log
Record what you tried, what you observed, what it took, and the next small test you want to run.
Pilot + workflow study
Observe learner or user attempts and compare reviewed workflow outputs while keeping missing evidence visible.
Project decision journal
Keep the personal reasons, verified business evidence, actual effort, and next decision together as you consider a handover.
Handover preparation
Review the product, operations, rights, systems, evidence, and transfer details a prospective buyer would need.
Build with a thinking partner
Bring the idea, the unfinished draft, or the step where you are stuck. Ask Ashley a question or explore a focused working session.
Email opens a draft in your email app. Scope, availability, and pricing are agreed before work is booked.
Start with one workbook and one task you can complete or learn from. The examples help you practice; your own observations guide what comes next.
Free download · The Experiment Scorecard
A 6-page scorecard for testing one income idea: the signal ladder, a four-week evidence log, the true-cost check, and a clear continue / change / pause decision. Download it now, with no signup required. Follow Ashley’s experiments in the journal and free RSS feed.
Download the free scorecard