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Find Your First Product — Free Starter for Veterans

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Find Your First Product
AI Veterans Summit · Free Starter

For veterans · Free · No address, ever

Your experience
is the product.

You came home with discipline, courage, and follow-through already in you. That’s a business. You’re just treating it like gear you had to turn back in.

The Find Your First Product starter turns your own service experience into your first digital product ideas — in one sitting, with AI doing the heavy lifting and you staying in charge of what it says.

Give me the freebie Meet Monica first

Name and email only. No home address. No phone. No card. Hit “Give me the freebie” below and you land right on the Find Your First Product app.

Illustration from the Find Your First Product app: a young Marine in uniform with her duffel bag, standing at the yellow footprints at night under the words Where It Started
From the Find Your First Product app

How the starter works

One sitting. Seven questions. Five products.

A digital product is your knowledge, packaged one time — a guide, a template, a journal, a small tool. Somebody uses it without you in the room. In service, the math was work more, make less. Here, the math flips: build it one time, and let it work while you rest.

01

Open the app

The Find Your First Product app opens right in your browser. No account, no download, nothing to install.

02

Answer seven questions

Each one asks about your own service experience. There are no wrong answers. Your experience is the material.

03

Get your five products

The app hands back five digital products you can build in less than a day — each one tied to something you already know.

Inside the free starter

What lands in your hands

✓
Five product ideas, from your storyGenerated from your seven answers — not a generic list, yours.
✓
A master prompt you keepRun it again any time you want a fresh round of ideas.
✓
A skill file your AI calls by nameThree steps, once — A, B, C, and it is set. After that, just say “Find Your First Product, let’s begin.”
✓
Three follow-up promptsBuild the product, write its sales page, and plan 30 days of selling.

See it done once

Meet Monica

Monica is a fictional example, adapted from Mesha’s own experience. She grew up drawing. Her grandfather painted murals in Detroit, and her family was full of artists.

Boot camp tested her: she learned to swim, and she qualified. Then a paperwork mix-up put two assignments in front of her — ammunition, and drafting and design. Drafting landed first.

After service, that training carried her into AutoCAD and design engineering. As a mother, she saw her children need school supplies that felt personal. That need became her starting point.

One story, five products. Yours will come from your story.

Her five products

  1. A journal cover
  2. Printable bookmarks
  3. A school supply label set
  4. A coloring page collection
  5. A guide that helps parents personalize their children’s supplies

Five possible products from one part of one story. She still picks one, makes it useful, and checks whether people want it.

Get the free starter

Leave your name and email, and the starter is yours — you land right on the Find Your First Product app. Run it tonight, while this is still fresh.

That’s all we ask: name and email. No address, no phone, no card — it’s free.

It’s yours.

You chose the freebie without the emails, and that’s respected — nothing is being sent to you. The app is ready for you:

Open my free starter
Experience First. AI Second.

Find Your First Product: Free Starter for Veterans — by Dr. Mesha Bazemore, MBazemore AI Solutions.

This starter is for education only. It does not promise income, sales, or business results; what you build and what it earns depend on your own work and choices. Find Your First Product and MBazemore AI Solutions are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the U.S. Department of Defense, or any branch of the U.S. military. Monica is a fictional example adapted from Mesha Bazemore’s own service experience.