
KEITH SCHEAFER / PERSONAL BLOG
Plainspoken Ideas For People Who Still Think For Themselves.
Clear thinking, useful tools, and honest lessons for navigating money, AI, scams, second acts, and everyday life.

ABOUT KEITH
My Story
I’m Keith Scheafer, and my career has been anything but a straight line. I’ve driven a truck, worked as a radio DJ, sold insurance, and built and lost an online business. At 67, I decided I wasn’t done learning, building, or starting over.
KeithScheafer.com is where I share what I’m learning now: how to use AI practically, how to spot hype before it costs you money, and how to build something real instead of chasing the next shiny promise.
I’m not a guru, and I don’t pretend to have every answer. What I have is a lot of hard-earned experience, including lessons that were expensive, embarrassing, or both.
Those experiences taught me a simple rule: when urgency, hype, or fear is pushing you to act, wait a day. Slow down. Check the facts. Then make the decision that is right for you.
I’ll test ideas, explain what I learn in plain English, and be honest about what works, what doesn’t, and who should think twice.
I believe in People Before Profits, always.

Good decisions deserve a little breathing room. So does your inbox.
Clear thinking before your next move.
Honest lessons on money, AI, scams, and second acts for people building something real instead of something fast. No hype. No guru promises. No daily inbox bombardment.
Featured Posts
A few useful places to begin. Each post offers an honest lesson, a practical idea, or a better way to think about what comes next.

I’m 67, Still Learning, and Building Something Useful
At 67, Keith Scheafer shares why he built this site, what online opportunities taught him, and how practical AI helps him build something useful.
Start where you are.
The goal is simple: make complicated things easier to understand and useful ideas easier to act on.
What you can expect
Plainspoken writing, practical examples, and room for the human side of the subject. The topics will grow with the work.
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