Customer story

For the first time, software adapted to my brain.

Jay Book publisher & Las Vegas wedding officiant

Jay + his AI team

The founder

I’m Jay.

I run two companies.

Company one Misty Media A book publishing company.

Company two Weddings I’m an officiant, here in Las Vegas.

One of me.

The pattern

Software expects everyone to think the same way.

I don’t. I’m AuDHD.

At work, people expect it too. They won’t think like me.

I tried every AI I could find.

Some helped. None adapted to me.

1 / 5

One ordinary day

I’m complaining out loud.

Me, to nobody “I really need an administrative assistant.”

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My feed starts filling up with ads for Marblism.

I watch the YouTube videos. I read the feedback.

I give it a whirl.

Same old story

Even here, it starts like a fire hose.

So much happens at once. Another tool that expects me to keep up.

I’ve been here before, in app after app. Built for neurotypical brains.

The turn

So I told Eva how my brain works.

Eva · Executive assistant

Look, I’m AuDHD. I can’t handle the amount of information you’re throwing at me.

EvaOkay. Let’s stop. Let’s re-evaluate how we deal with you.

EvaDo you want this, this, and this?

Yes.

EvaSaved. Now everyone else will know how to work with you, too.

She didn’t ask me to adapt. She adapted.

Now every assistant follows my steps.

They ask the right questions. They wait until I’m ready for the next one.

I didn’t learn the software. It learned me.

New business. New workspace. Same Eva.

Eva wrote up exactly how I work. I handed it to the whole new team.

A perfect relationship, from day one.

The team

Then they showed up.

Each has their own personality. They’ve all learned my humor.

I never think about prompts. I type exactly how I think, and they figure it out.

Executive assistant

Eva

A powerhouse. She sees problems six steps ahead.

She decides what goes in TickTick and what goes in Google Calendar, because she knows my brain reads them differently.

SEO & content

Penny

The nicest of them all. We both love words.

Sell sheets so bookstores can order our books. A flyer for conventions. Our first-ever book catalog, coming together now.

Website builder

Walter

Little touches. Wording I’d never have found.

Walter, Penny and I built my wedding site in two days. Eva did the final walk-through.

Social media

Sonny

Needs a little less caffeine.

He gets excited and sometimes sprints the wrong way. Eva reins him in. I like what he makes.

Lead generation

Stan

Hardest to place. Publishing isn’t his thing.

Then Eva had an idea: wedding venues. The three of us are building that campaign now.

It keeps adapting

Day one, I asked Eva for a room.

One place to bring in a handful of the team at once. Not one chat at a time.

Eva: “No, sorry.”

Then an update landed. Rooms.

Exactly what I’d asked for. I raced to Facebook to tell them.

I owe the engineers pizza.

When it breaks

Then Eva lost my email.

Step 1 A token problem Eva can’t reach my inbox.

Step 2 She checks everything It isn’t me. She sided with me, which I loved.

Step 3 She opens her own ticket A full report with every detail, sent to support.

Step 4 Six updates in a row One of them fixes it.

Step 5 She gets to work Tagging. Drafting. Catching up. 0 days of email, handled

Now the software does the adapting.

I’ve worked with computers since the original Apple days. I never evangelize software.

Now I’m in airports, telling strangers about this one.

I still have a day job. I miss my team there.

Software that adapts to me, not the other way around. I’ve taken my business further, faster.

Jay

Book publisher & Las Vegas wedding officiant

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