
Welcome to JDGuest.com
Where technology, attention, and narrative intersect.
About Joe Guest
With over 45 years in technology and six in real estate, I’ve spent a lifetime decoding systems—from software to psychology—and turning complexity into clarity. I run Joe’s Digital Den, where I design digital products, prompt bundles, and entrepreneurial tools for creators who want results without the noise.
I’m also a published author, prompt strategist, and chairman of the Hickory Hills Plan Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals. Whether it’s smart home integration, media analysis, or AI workflows, I build tools that work—and stories that stick.
📚 Books by Joe Guest
Papa’s Tidbits of Knowledge
A personal and practical collection of lessons learned over decades. From everyday wisdom to unexpected truths, this book blends humor, heart, and insight into a guide worth revisiting—no matter your stage in life.
Managed Perceptions
An incisive look at how framing, media, and quiet systems shape what we believe. Written for thinkers and builders alike, it’s a deep dive into how perception is designed—and how to see past the surface.
Mastering Alura.io for Your Etsy Shop
A tactical guide for Etsy sellers who want to get serious about visibility, optimization, and results. This book turns Alura.io into a productivity engine, helping creatives align their products with buyer psychology and platform dynamics.
Whisperer in the Dark (Coming Soon)
A moody, introspective exploration of quiet influence and ambient resistance in the digital age. This upcoming title blends narrative and nuance to ask deeper questions about control, attention, and personal power.
🎯 The Purpose of JDGuest.com
This site exists to educate and entertain—no fluff, no empty jargon. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a creator, or simply curious about how technology and stories shape reality, you’re in the right place.
Here, you’ll find honest writing, sharp tools, and thoughtful frameworks that challenge assumptions and help you build with clarity. Dive in, explore, and let the ideas spark something new