This is a practical, collaborative learning session focused on doing - not just talking.

You’ll come to the session with clothing images to work from. That might mean photos you’ve already taken, screenshots, stock images, or a mix of everything. We’ll use what you have and build from there, focusing on how to work with AI tools effectively and efficiently.

The goal isn’t to chase perfect images - it’s to understand the process well enough to get consistent, usable results without getting stuck overthinking every step.

During this learning session, we will:

- Work live with your clothing photos (whatever state they’re in)

- Learn how to prompt AI clearly so it understands what you’re asking for

- Improve image consistency - size, proportions, background, and overall look

- Correct common issues like odd cropping, warped silhouettes, inaccurate colors, or images that don’t quite resemble the original garment

- Talk through different digital closet apps and tools - what they’re best suited for, where they fall short, and how to choose one that fits how you actually use your wardrobe

By the end of the session, you won’t just understand how to create wardrobe images - you’ll know how to continue the process on your own, troubleshoot when something doesn’t work, and move forward with confidence instead of trial-and-error frustration.

This session is ideal if:

- You’re tired of owning great clothes you forget exist

- You want to digitize your closet but aren’t sure where to start

- You’ve tried using AI tools and found them confusing or inconsistent

- You want a smarter, more streamlined way to build a digital wardrobe

A Personal Information System is a central, secure place where your essential information and key documents live - the details you rely on to manage your life, and that someone else would need if they ever had to step in.

This 2-part series is designed to help you create that system in a clear, practical way, without overbuilding it or turning it into a long-term project.

In these two working sessions, we will:

- Clarify the goal of your Personal Information “Life Hub” System and what you want it to support

- Decide what information belongs in the system (and what doesn’t)

- Review secure platform options and choose one (or more) that fits your needs and comfort level

- Discuss access and visibility, including who should be able to find what, and when

- Gather and organize essential information, guided by a clear preparation list provided in advance

This session is not about just about storing passwords or creating a complex digital vault. It’s about creating clarity, reducing mental load, and making sure the information you depend on isn’t scattered across emails, notes, and memory.

This series is a good fit if you:

- Are thinking ahead about what someone else would need if they had to help manage things

- Often think, “I know I have this information somewhere”

- Manage a lot of moving parts and want them documented in one place

- Want to feel more prepared without taking on a heavy or emotional process

By the end of the series, you’ll have clarity around what your Personal Information System should include, where it should live, and what the next steps are - whether that means continuing to build it or simply knowing you’ve chosen the right approach.

Paper piles build up because life moves fast - and most of us don’t have time to manage the volume of paper that passes through our homes each year.

This session helps you set yourself up for success by rethinking how papers actually need to be handled today. We’ll break through outdated assumptions about keeping physical or digital copies of everything and focus on what actually matters now.

We’ll work with a manageable portion of your real paper backlog and build a clear, repeatable system that addresses what’s already there - and prevents new piles from forming.

In this working session, we will:

- Work through a portion of your existing paper backlog together

- Break through outdated ways of approaching paper storage and “just in case” filing

- Decide what should be kept physically, digitized, or released

- Set up a simple system that allows you to handle incoming mail and papers quickly & consistently

- Establish a realistic approach for staying on top of papers going forward

You’ll be given a clear preparation list in advance so you know exactly what to bring with you.

This session is a good fit if you:

- Feel buried under mail and paperwork

- Aren’t sure what’s actually necessary to keep anymore

- Are ready for a simpler, more current approach

By the end, you’ll have a clear system for handling papers - one that keeps you moving forward instead of falling behind. Learn a modern, sustainable way to deal with your papers so they stop lingering in your home and in your head.

New classes are always in the works - shaped by the questions, patterns, and challenges I see in my work and in my community.

If there’s something you’d love help learning, please let me know!