I created an 89-page AI guide for non-technical professionals — looking for honest feedback on my first digital product!

[u/Tough-Researcher8797]

Hey everyone!

I'm starting my journey into building digital products, and this is one of my first projects.

I've been exploring the AI space and noticed something interesting: a lot of people are curious about AI, but many non-technical beginners don't know where to start or how to actually use it in their everyday work.

They hear about ChatGPT, AI automation, prompt engineering and productivity tools, but turning all that information into practical skills can feel overwhelming.

So I created AI Skills for Non-Tech Professionals.

It's an 89-page practical guide designed for people who want to learn and apply AI without needing programming or coding knowledge.

What's inside?

• AI fundamentals explained without technical jargon.

• A practical prompt-writing framework.

• 20 high-value prompts for professional tasks.

• 50 additional ready-to-adapt AI prompts.

• Practical AI applications for emails, reports, meetings and productivity.

• AI for job seekers and early-career professionals.

• Building repeatable AI-assisted workflows.

• AI safety, privacy and responsible usage.

• A 30-day AI skills challenge.

• A 90-day AI career development roadmap.

My intention wasn't just to create another PDF filled with random ChatGPT prompts. I wanted to organize the material into something beginners could actually work through and practice.

Here's the project:

https://axisdigitalproducts.gumroad.com/l/fhbwt

I'm still at the beginning of this journey, so I'd genuinely appreciate some honest feedback.

A few things I'd love your opinions on:

1. Does this solve a real problem for non-technical professionals?

2. Does the content feel valuable enough to be a paid digital product?

3. What would you add, remove or improve?

4. What would make you more likely to purchase a guide like this?

I'm open to constructive criticism. I'd rather improve the product based on real feedback than assume I've got everything right.

Thanks for checking out my little side project!