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The one who fixes the Wi-Fi, names the bird by its song, knows why the sky is blue and which drawer has the batteries. Friends and nieces started calling one of us "the magical wizard" because he "knows stuff." This is his study. Mind the owl.
Type a question. Any question. The orb answers with the wizard's best advice, then throws in one true thing you didn't ask for, because that is what wizards do.
The orb is listening.
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Nine compartments, nine true and strange things. Open them all and you're an apprentice.
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Apprentice wizard, by acclamation. You opened every drawer and poked every corner. You now know more than most people at the party. Use this power gently. The Almanac below is your next lesson.
A short letter of strange, true things, sent now and then: one fact, one useful trick, one thing to look up at. Free. If we made more, what would you want? Nothing is charged; this tells us what to build.
A note pinned to the door
By day, the wizard helps small business owners and solo operators get their time back with AI: the inbox, the scheduling, the admin that eats the week. No robes, no jargon, just your actual problems, sorted out together in a working session.
One-hour sessions are $300, or three for $1,200. The owl does not attend.