AI made me more productive. The bigger win: it let my creativity flow.
I’m not a developer, so the things I wanted to make never got made. Now they do: a website for my husband, an AI agent that helps me run my days, and this site.
The course
AI, Finally
For the professional who has been meaning to.
I was in a leadership course when someone mentioned he had opened Microsoft Copilot once, got nothing useful back, and never returned to it. He was not resistant to any of it. He just had no reason to think a second try would go differently.
That is who I built this for. The gap between a mediocre answer and a genuinely useful one is smaller than it looks, and it is almost entirely about how you ask.
Ten short videos, about 40 minutes total. A simple framework for getting more useful answers, built for people who do not have a weekend to spend learning this.
- What it covers: using AI chat well, for real work.
- What it does not: agents, automations, or complex workflows. This is the foundation.
Free guides
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Prompting, using AI at work, building things, the personal stuff, and what is changing.
Build a 5-minute verbal diary with AI
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The rest of what's in the report behind the reel, the parts that didn't fit in 60 seconds.
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