Growth mode
“Here’s something to add.”
Add one useful thing to what already works. Give it a job to do.
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Half-baked is
a starting temperature.
Got an idea that’s mostly a sentence and a feeling? Good. Let’s turn it into something you can actually explain, question, and test.
Based on William’s Just Vibe method and four thought modes from HelpOverload’s AI guide (opens a new tab). These exercises adapt them for business websites.
Start with the thought you have
The mess is allowed.
Missing facts stay missing.
Fill in what you know. This prepares an editable prompt you can paste into your AI chat, or use to explain the project to someone helping you.
It’s a template builder. It doesn’t call an AI, evaluate your business, or send your answers anywhere.
A useful constraint:
Pick one thing a visitor should be able to do. The rest of the imaginary empire can wait outside.
Prepared, not sent
Something useful to work with.
Paste it into your chosen AI service yourself. Check that service’s privacy settings before sharing private business or customer information.
Want William to build it? Start a conversation ↗William’s Just Vibe loop
Think. Type. Send.
Then actually read the thing.
You can capture your next thought while it works. You still need to review what comes back.
- 01
Think
What would help? One thought is enough to begin.
- 02
Type
Write it as you would say it. The punctuation can catch up.
- 03
Send
Give the idea to your AI with the facts and context you have.
- 04
Read
Look at what came back. Confidence is not evidence.
- 05
React
Say what works, what doesn’t, and what you actually meant.
- 06
Repeat
Keep what works. Improve the next small piece.
- 07
Preview
Read, click, and experience it as the person who will use it.
- 08
Decide
Is it useful enough to share, or does it need another pass?
- 09
Publish
Share the reviewed version when you choose. Then learn from real use.
The four thought modes
What kind of thought
are you having?
The names come from HelpOverload.
The website prompts below are practical adaptations.
Correction mode
“That’s not what I meant.”
Point at the mismatch. You’re allowed to disagree with the robot.
Use this thought
Direction mode
“Let’s go a different way.”
Change the audience, goal, or approach. Make the change explicit.
Use this thought
Energy mode
“Good. Keep going.”
Keep momentum with a clear next step. Enthusiasm is not a new scope.
Use this thought
Preview → Decide
Looks finished?
Make it prove it.
A manual checklist for the actual page. Ticking a box records your observation here; this is not an automated audit.
Try the phone thumb test ↗One more useful question: what could fail?
Use it yourself. Or let’s build it together.
You bring the idea.
I’ll bring the other domains.
The workshop is free to use. If you want help building the website, we can agree on a focused project and a price before starting.
Tell William what you need ↗Back to the questionable domain collection ↗