You don't have time to learn AI. Good.
Invest one hour. Walk away with your voice saved, a week of carousels built every Sunday night, and a reel editor you talk to instead of a timeline you fight. Each system takes minutes of you. The machine does the rest.
One payment · instant access · works in the Claude desktop app
Your week can look like this.
Three systems. Each one is a copy-paste setup you do once, in the order below. Then they run.
1Your voice and your brand
Two skills, six honest questions. Claude hands you a Voice Card and a Brand Board, and everything it writes for you after this starts from you instead of the internet.
2Your carousels
One image folder, one style, one scheduled task. Every Sunday night it studies last week, your industry and your calls, then builds seven carousels and hands them to Blotato. You approve a week on Monday in two minutes.
3Your reels, the lazy video setup
Record on your phone. Claude cleans the audio, writes the captions, cuts the pauses, adds the proof and the sound, and renders it. You give notes like you'd give a human editor.
I quit a sixty-video course in two minutes. Then I built this.
I bought it. I opened it, scrolled the module list, and closed it. I'd rather figure it out myself, badly, than sit through that. This is the version I wish I'd had. Nothing to watch unless you want to.
Leslie make a link for this, I can sell this to people rn. Literal gold
And women NEED this, because the time it takes to edit is what holds them back from getting their message out
MIND BLOWN LESLIE! Thank you for soooo much
I feel like a neanderthal now, I thought I was pretty clued on about claude... turns out I wasn't
omg so it enhances the cadence!! this is crazyyy
10000000000% Leslie you're amazing!
Show up every day without living in Canva.
- Your voice, saved once. Not re-explained in every prompt. Corrected in one file when something sounds off.
- Seven carousels built while you sleep. Researched from your real week, in your colors, with the captions written twice, once for Instagram and once for LinkedIn.
- Reels edited by talking. "Tighten the pause at 0:22." "The end card should say join my community." "Render it."
- Your clients' information never goes in. The prompts say so, in writing, every time they run.
You set it up once. The machine takes the night shift.
Every AI course teaches you to do the old work with a new tool. Faster captions. Faster scripts. You, still at the keyboard, still on a Sunday night.
The Night Shift does something else. You hand each job to a team member you set up once. A voice. A content director. An editor. They have job descriptions, which is what a skill is. They have a schedule, which is what a scheduled task is. They have your folders, your brand, your rules about what never gets said.
"Minutes of you" means exactly that. Ten minutes to answer six questions. Fifteen to point it at a folder and paste one prompt. Ten to drop clips in and say what you want. The research, the building, the rendering, the thirty-minute install for the video editor, all of that is the computer's time. You start it and go run your company.
Everything you need to run your content without you.
A course dashboard you open next to Claude. Every step is a box with a copy button. Every lesson opens with a narrated walkthrough if you'd rather watch me do it first.
The Night Shift dashboard
Three lessons, a resources page, help, and a step counter that remembers where you stopped.
Three narrated walkthroughs
Three to four minutes each. Watch me do the lesson, or skip it and follow the boxes. Same result.
Your Voice skill
The interview, the profile, the Voice Card. Yours to keep and install in your own Claude.
Your Brand Board skill
Exact hex codes, two fonts, the words you use and refuse. A one-page board you can hand to a designer.
Carousel Builder skill
Reads your voice and brand first, then turns anything into a carousel with the caption written.
The lazy video editor
The build prompt, the style-guide form, the edit-prompt form, and the cheat sheet. Free tools, your computer.
The prompts that already work.
You don't write a single one. You fill in the brackets.
The content director
Reads last week's performance, what's moving in your industry, and your calls. Builds seven carousels into a dated folder with a Week Plan. Protects your clients by name.
The posting shift
Opens the week's folder, reads the plan, schedules everything in Blotato, and shows you the whole week before it confirms a thing.
The video editor build
Creates the folders, the sound library and three scripts, then renders a six-second test to prove it works. The longest wait in the course, and you don't have to watch it.
Your reel style guide
Fill in a form once. It writes the prompt that turns your brand and five reels you love into a visual style guide, before a single reel is edited.
One hour. Keep it for life.
Open it tonight next to Claude. Do Lesson 1 before bed. Let Lesson 2 run on Sunday. Set up Lesson 3 the next time you have a coffee to drink while the computer works.
- The Night Shift dashboard, three lessons, copy buttons on every step
- Three narrated walkthroughs, three to four minutes each
- Three skills to keep: Your Voice, Your Brand Board, Carousel Builder
- The weekly carousel shift and the posting shift, written and ready to paste
- The lazy video editor, build prompt, style and edit forms, cheat sheet
- The resources page, the tools I actually use, nothing I don't
- Every update, including Lesson 4 when it lands
The Lesson 1 guarantee. Do Lesson 1. If your Voice Card doesn't sound like you, email me within 14 days and I'll refund you. No form, no call.
One hour in. Posting every week after.
The first ten minutes
Install two skills, answer six questions, get your Voice Card. Screenshot it. That's your proof it worked, whatever day you start.
The next fifteen
Point Lesson 2 at a folder of images, paste the weekly prompt, and pick the night it runs. Or paste the one-liner and get this week's seven carousels right now.
Every week after
One folder lands. Seven carousels named by date and a plan with every caption written. You read it once, approve it, and go run your company.
Laid off twice. The second time, I was holding back a smirk.
Fifteen years in Fortune 500 leadership. Two layoffs. No degree. I built Everyday Digital AI from nothing, wrote a #1 Amazon bestseller, and have trained more than 20,000 professionals. The Night Shift is exactly how I run my own business. Nothing in it is theoretical, and the receipts above are from my account.
My clients stay in their zone of genius. The work that drains them creatively goes to an AI team they direct. This is the smallest version of that I could build. Human first. AI powered.
Before you decide.
Do I need a paid Claude plan?
Mac or Windows?
How long does it actually take?
Is this live or self-paced?
What if AI still doesn't sound like me?
Do I need to be technical?
Will you build it with me?
Set it up once. Then it works the hours you don't.
One payment. Instant access. The Lesson 1 guarantee.