AI is no longer optional; Confusion still is.

AI That Workscuts through the noise, hype, and overwhelm surrounding artificial intelligence and answers one practical question most people are still asking:

What actually works in real life?

This book is a clear, hands-on guide to using AI the right way. Not theory. Not trends. Just practical tools and systems that help you get real results.

Inside, you’ll discover proven AI tools for:

• Building professional websites

• Creating videos without expensive equipment

• Writing content faster and clearer

• Designing visuals without being a designer

• Automating repetitive tasks

• Managing social media consistently

• Improving marketing and communication

Each chapter breaks things down simply. You’ll learn what each tool does, who it’s best for, whether it’s free or paid, and how to use it step-by-step without technical overwhelm.

This is not a technical manual.
It’s a working guide built for everyday use.

If you’re a creator, entrepreneur, leader, educator, or professional who wants to save time, simplify workflows, and stop feeling behind in the age of AI, this book was written for you.

You don’t need more tools.
You need the right ones.

AI That Works shows you how to find them and use them with confidence.

Do you ever feel like you’re not enough? Like you’re stuck comparing yourself to others or struggling to fit in?
Here’s the truth: You are already amazing, just as you are.
In The Power of You, you’ll discover how to build unshakable confidence, celebrate your unique qualities, and stop worrying about what others think. This empowering book is packed with real-life advice, simple exercises, and inspiring insights to help you:

• Believe in yourself and your abilities.
• Turn self-doubt into self-love.
• Face challenges with courage.
• Handle criticism and negativity like a pro.
• Discover your passions and live authentically.

Whether you’re struggling with self-esteem, trying to find your place, or just looking for a boost of motivation, The Power of You will show you how to break free from fear and embrace the unstoppable, confident person you’re meant to be.
You don’t have to be perfect. You don’t have to fit in. You just have to be YOU—and that’s where your true power lies.

This historic piece borrows so much from the power of interlocking forces, and the aesthetics of what imperialists would stereotype as ugliness. Through vivid storytelling and symbolic representation, Sunday Lanre Omotoso dares to illuminate the hidden wounds and unresolved trauma that colonialism has reduced us to, as people of Africa. 

A work of literary activism, where fictional creatures act out the complexities of Africa’s pre- and post-colonial experience.

Spiderweb is a gripping allegory of colonialism that uses insects and spiders to expose Africa’s stolen legacy, inviting readers into a bold, symbolic journey of truth, memory, and cultural justice.

At first glance, the book appears to be a simple fable, with insects and spiders as the central characters. However, a deeper reading reveals powerful and intentional construct meant to educate, provoke, and awaken a deep understanding of Africa’s historical reality.

The insects are not just victims, they embody the resilience, dignity, and cultural richness of the African people. The spiders, while predatory, also reflect the cunning and systemic nature of colonial strategies: divide and conquer, convert and suppress, exploit and exit.

For readers seeking substance beyond fantasy, meaning beyond metaphor, and truth beyond the text, The Spiderweb delivers a powerful literary work that honors the past while urging a better-informed future. A timely essential book that belongs on every shelf where history, identity, and justice matter.