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30 ways to put it to work
Client work
Get the revision out. Keep the client’s brief in view.
Bring the brief and approved feedback. Continue from the available history and decisions you choose to retain.
ConsultantsSpend your expertise on the client. Get the prep moving.
Bring your framework and the client background. Develop the analysis around the way you actually solve the problem.
Freelancers & independent professionalsGet the proposal out. Get back to the work.
Use your service information to work out what the client needs, what you will deliver and what still needs asking.
Property professionalsAnswer the first questions before the next viewing call.
Set up answers from the property and service information you are authorised to publish, with factual details checked by you.
Creative work
Get to a direction you can put in front of the client.
Bring the references and decisions that matter. Develop image concepts and alternatives around the problem you are solving.
Creators & personal brandsMake more from the idea. Keep it sounding like you.
Bring examples of your voice and the memories you choose. Develop the next piece around what you want to say.
Musicians & producersGet the release ready. Keep your attention on the music.
Bring the sound, concept and references. Explore supporting visuals and writing around the release you want people to experience.
Authors & writersWrite the next chapter without rebuilding the whole world.
Bring the outline and relevant excerpts. Continue from available history and the character, argument and voice decisions you retain.
Filmmakers & video teamsTurn the idea in your head into a pitch people can follow.
Turn your premise and references into a treatment, image concepts or video studies you can develop together.
Podcasters & interviewersWalk into the interview with a conversation worth having.
Bring guest research and your show’s point of view. Build an episode arc around what makes this conversation worth hearing.
Knowledge & expertise
Get the session ready. Save your energy for the client.
Bring your method, selected memories and non-sensitive notes. Develop the session around the outcome your client is working toward.
Educators & course buildersTurn what you know into lessons people can use.
Bring your curriculum and examples. Work through the sequence and the points where a beginner may need a better explanation.
Accountants & bookkeepersExplain the number without piecing the story together again.
Choose the records you are permitted to share. Work through what they show and the questions that still need answering.
Researchers & analystsGet to a clear briefing with the sources still in reach.
Bring the relevant excerpts. Compare interpretations and separate a supported conclusion from a question that still needs evidence.
Knowledge businesses & publishersPut years of knowledge to work on the next customer question.
Bring the relevant sources and customer question. Work through which part of your expertise helps with that specific problem.
Running & coordinating
Move the business forward without re-explaining it all.
Use available history and the feedback, priorities and memories you choose, so the next conversation can move the work forward.
Service businessesKeep enquiries moving while you’re on the job.
Set up answers about the services, process and practical details you choose to publish, so customers can understand the fit.
Online shops & ecommerceGive shoppers the answer that helps them take the next step.
Set up useful answers from your accurate product and policy information, with links to the purchase and support paths you use.
Hospitality & local experiencesHelp guests picture the experience. Make booking the next step.
Create the description and supporting visuals from the stay, event or local experience you describe and the details you provide.
Small teamsHand over the work without another round of “why?”
Bring the relevant background and prepare a handoff that explains the decision, the open questions and the next piece of work.
Community buildersWelcome the next member without repeating yourself all week.
Set up clear answers about the purpose, process and published expectations, using the information you choose to share.
Event organisersGet the invite out. Make it clear how to take part.
Bring the event details and audience. Develop the copy, documents and supporting visuals that explain why someone would come.
Nonprofits & mission-led organisationsExplain the work. Show the record. Get back to the mission.
Bring the materials and selected payment records you are authorised to discuss. Draft an explanation of the work and what it supports.
Project leads & operatorsGet the next phase moving without restarting the discussion.
Bring the latest decisions and use available history and selected memories to work from the background you have already established.
Building products
Get something useful in front of someone.
Bring the user problem and constraints. Develop a specification and explore the code, documents or visuals needed to test it.
Developers & integration buildersGet from the integration brief to code you can test.
Bring the existing contract and project context. Develop the plan and code with the constraints kept in the conversation.
Startup teamsTurn the next decision into a pitch, a page and a way in.
Bring the customer problem and feedback. Work through the position and the questions a first customer still needs answered.
Your work & life
Tell the story of the collection. Give enquiries somewhere to go.
Bring the original material and history you choose to share. Develop the collection story from what those sources actually support.
Busy professionalsStop reopening the same problem. Get the next step ready.
Use available history and the background, preferences and memories you choose to bring to the question.
Independent career buildersGive your next opportunity a clearer picture of your work.
Bring the original work and experience you choose to share. Develop an explanation for someone seeing it for the first time.
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Know what came in.
Plan what comes next.
Your assistant is part of your banking experience. Bring the payment records you choose into the conversation. Ask about a payment, follow its source or work through what it means for your next decision.
When it is time to get paid, give people a clear request and keep the payment record connected to its source.
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