FREMONT, Calif. - TelAve -- FREMONT, Calif. — Snez today announced the release of her new book, AI for the Rest of Us: Embrace the Future Before It Leaves You Behind, now available in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle editions. The book is written for anyone who has felt too overwhelmed or too unfamiliar with technology to explore artificial intelligence — no coding background or technical training required. Snez built her career over three decades in operations and people leadership, including 16 years as an Operations Manager overseeing a fleet of more than 1,000 vehicles. After an unexpected career setback, she taught herself to use free AI tools to write, create, and rebuild her career from scratch. "I had no computer science background, no technical training, and no plan," Snez said. "What I had was one question: what if I just try?" Using tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Suno, Snez wrote a book, produced original music, built a creative brand, and launched an online shop. AI for the Rest of Us distills what she learned into a practical guide for readers who want to do the same. In the book, readers will learn what AI actually is without jargon, how Applicant Tracking Systems silently filter out resumes, how to use everyday AI tools with confidence, and how to start today with a First Week With AI guide and 30-Day AI Challenge. "You do not need to be young. You do not need to be a tech expert. You do not need to be fearless," Snez said. "You just need to begin." Available now: Paperback $9.99, Kindle $5.99, Hardcover $24.99. Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/AI-Rest-Us-Embrace-Future/dp/B0H7LYYFQP Website: www.whereyourise.com

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