Just sendan email.
There's no form here. No dropdown asking what your inquiry is regarding, no ticket number, no bot. One address, and a person on the other end of it.
Things worth writing about
—Something in one of the tools isn't working, or isn't obvious.
—You want to get the book — free download, starter code included.
—You got the book and want to talk through which idea to actually pick.
—You're stuck at the part where you have to tell somebody your price.
—You've been at week one for four months and need someone to say go.
—You think one of these tools should do a thing it doesn't. Say so.
—You want to argue with something I wrote. That's welcome.
—No reason in particular.
What happens after you send it
01A person reads it. Usually within a day or two.
02You get a real reply, not a link to a help article.
03You're not added to a list. There's no list.
04Nothing gets sold to you. If a free thing solves it, I'll say that.
05If you'd rather talk than type, say so and I'll send a time.
Most of the reason this exists is the fourth one up there. The gap between having an idea and telling one person a price is where almost everything dies, and it's much smaller than it feels from the inside. Sometimes it just needs somebody else to look at it for ten minutes.