How to talk to Fuela

Sit. Talk. Dream. That is the whole trick.

Just talk. Voice notes are best. One place, no texting around.

Open the app and tap the mic. Talk like you would to a friend who works for you.
Say the whole thing in one go: who it is for, what you want, and by when. Long is fine.
Use one place only. Talk to Fuela in her chat, not in texts, email and three other apps. Then everything lives together and she never loses it.
Voice notes beat typing. She hears the details you would skip when you type.
Any language works. Talk in yours.

Tip: Do not tidy your words first. Say it messy. She sorts it.

How to hand Fuela a dream

Sit, talk and dream. Say what you want it to feel like.

Sit somewhere quiet for two minutes and open the mic.
Start with the dream, not the task. Say what you want your business or life to look like when it works.
Say who it is for and how you want them to feel.
Stop when you run out. She asks if something is missing, and you answer the same way, by talking.
She turns it into a plan with tasks, a page or a deck. You say yes, change it or not yet.

Tip: Big dreams are welcome. Small steps come after.

Feedback is a gift. Tell her what missed, she improves it.

Tip: You cannot hurt her feelings. Honest and fast is the kindest feedback.

Paste a link or a profile. She reads it and learns your world.

Paste a website, a LinkedIn, an Instagram or any link into her chat.
She reads it and learns what you do, how you sound and who you serve.
She uses that for decks, pages, proposals and replies, so they sound like you.
Add a few words about what you want from it, like: study this and write me a welcome page.
Private pages stay private. She only reads what the link lets her see.

Tip: Send your best competitor too. She learns what to do differently.

Say who it is for and what they should decide.

Tip: Tell her the room: a call, a stage, or a phone screen.

One sentence is enough. She builds it, you tweak by talking.

Tip: One page, one job. Pages that ask for one thing get more of it.

Tell her the deal in plain words. She writes it and prices it.

Name the person or company and what they need.
Say what you will do, how long it takes and what you want to charge, even roughly.
Ask: write the proposal. She drafts it with scope, price and next step.
Fix anything by talking. Nothing goes out until you say send.
She tracks it, and reminds you to follow up if they go quiet.

Tip: Say what the client is afraid of. She answers it in the proposal.

Give her the topic and the crowd. She builds the whole thing.

Say the topic, who should come and what they will walk away with.
Say the day and time you like. She checks your calendar.
Ask: set up the webinar. She writes the sign up page, the reminders and the slides.
Read the pieces and talk your changes.
After it ends she sends the replay and a thank you, and tells you who asked questions.

Tip: Teach one thing well. A webinar is a lesson, not a pitch.