Velvet Hour - bedtime & sleep
Bedtime stories, wind-down routines and what actually settles a two-to-five-year-old.
The Cloud Blanket: a tuck-in checklist for the child who will not lie down
The Cloud Blanket tucks a village in one roof at a time. How to read it as a tuck-in routine for a child who keeps standing up, what to name as each thing goes to sleep, and why "last page, lights off" holds better than "one more".
The Longest Yawn: why a pass-it-on story settles a two-year-old
The Longest Yawn passes one yawn from a bear to the Moon in a single repeating line. Why that repetition calms a two-year-old, what the research says about catching yawns at that age, and how to read each page a little slower than the last.
Money - templates & calculators
End-of-service, redundancy and gratuity maths for the UAE, India and the UK, plus the spreadsheets that do it.
UK statutory redundancy pay: how the age bands and the 20-year cap decide the number
Two people on the same weekly pay with the same ten years of service can get different statutory redundancy sums. The half, one and one-and-a-half week age bands, the 20-year service cap and the £751 weekly cap from April 2026, worked on one salary.
How UAE gratuity is calculated: 21 days, 30 days and the two-year cap, worked on one salary
The UAE end-of-service formula under Federal Decree-Law 33/2021, worked on a basic salary of AED 10,000 over seven and a half years. What counts as wage, how the 21-day and 30-day tiers stack, and where the five-year switch goes wrong.
ONE36TY Sounds - music licences
Licensing original music for videos, weddings and venues without a rights problem later.
Can I use this track in a monetised YouTube video? What non-exclusive covers
A YouTube channel with ads switched on is not a hobby film any more. What the Personal and Commercial tiers say about a monetised upload, what "non-exclusive" means once the track is in your edit, and the five-day rule that decides who keeps the ad money during a claim.
Personal or Commercial licence: which one a wedding video actually needs
The same wedding track can need three different licences depending on who is cutting the film and who is paid for it. The Personal, Commercial and Exclusive tiers read against a family film, a videographer's delivery and a venue's promo, and what a licence certificate does in a Content ID dispute.
Create - toolkits & digital products
Building and selling digital products: prompt libraries, launch systems, client sites.
Selling one-page websites to local businesses on WhatsApp: the demo-first system, end to end
The whole Local Client Sites loop in order: the qualifying filter, the ten-minute demo, the opener that is a live link, the two follow-ups, the six-item intake, the 24-hour handover, and why the monthly care fee is the real business.
A 7-day digital product launch, day by day: the calendar, the day that slips, and the Gumroad wall
The 7-Day Digital Product Sprint as a working calendar. What each of the seven days is for, why day four is the one that slips, what to cut when it does, and the ten-products-a-day limit in Gumroad's own code that catches people on day five.