What now? How do I keep going alone?

This confusion is completely normal, and my answer to it is simple: you do not solve it all at once, you pick one anchor out of the five below and move with it today. I opened one door for you in the workshop, and behind it you found a whole rabbit hole, and that happens at the start of almost every new journey (in the alumni group it just stands out more, because there are people already building spaceships while you have barely opened a folder).

• The guides. Inside the workshop folder there is a guides folder waiting for you, with a full summary of what we did and my recommendations for the next few days. One hour there is worth more than a full day of guessing.
• The video. There is a recording where I go over the main points from the workshop, and it is exactly the recording that helped the most graduates before you get their heads straight (the link was waiting for you in the WhatsApp group of your cohort).
• Two standing partners. Adam, my chief operating officer, helps you build and connect new tools (need to connect email? that is exactly his job). And there is also an agent named after me, who is supposed to gently replace me one day. For now he mostly explains the system better than I do.
• The mindset. Talk to the agents like real people: ask a lot, tell them about your business, give direct feedback when the result is not what you wanted. The more they know you, the more they help you.
• Us. Write to us what is not clear. My team and I read every question, and we pick the most relevant ones to answer here, exactly like right now.

I have been walking graduates through their first days for a long time, and here is what I found: the sign you are on the right track is not a feeling of control, that comes later, it is the switch from an hour of reading to one small action with an agent. Sometimes the road with Claude will be windier than you expected, and that is actually fine, because that is how you discover things you did not even know you needed to ask about. Have a good journey.

A prompt, on the house

Your first task, agent:
1. Ask me five short questions about my business or project,
   one at a time.
2. From the answers, suggest one small, real task I can
   finish today, not tomorrow.
3. Do it with me one step at a time, and stop to ask before
   any decision you are not sure about.
4. At the end, write me three lines: what we did, and what
   the next step is.