You give a Cousin a few inputs. It hands back a finished work artifact you drop straight into your week. No blank page. No busywork. A workbench, not a worksheet.
You name the guest. You name the topic. You get a question battery built for this exact conversation, not a generic list. The best interviews turn on the one question nobody else brought.Ready to find yours?
One idea goes in. A full week of posts comes out, shaped in your voice and ready to schedule. You stop staring at the blank box every morning.What would you make if the week wrote itself?
Hand it your topic and your room. Get back a talk skeleton with a hook, a spine, and a close. You walk in with a structure, not a hope.What story will you open with?
Feed it the facts. Get your bio back in three lengths, each one sounding like you and not a template. Stop rewriting the same paragraph for the tenth time.Which version opens the door?
Give it the role. Get a narrative-interview question set that shows how a candidate actually thinks. You hear the story behind the resume.Who are you really about to hire?