Two mornings. One team
that actually uses AI.
Most teams have tried AI once, got a mediocre answer and quietly stopped. This is two half-day sessions, in person, built around the work your people actually do — with self-paced practice in between so it becomes a habit rather than a demo they sat through.
What they walk out with.
Not notes on a course they attended. Things that are set up, working, and in use on Monday.
Claude, set up properly
Account, apps, privacy settings and connectors to the tools they already use — done with them, not left as homework.
Prompts that work twice
A simple, repeatable structure, and the knack of turning a weak answer into a good one through conversation rather than starting again.
Your business, saved as context
A Claude Project holding how your business actually works, so every chat starts informed instead of from nothing.
The hours, counted
Time and money saved, written down as they go — plus a 90-day plan and a personal guardrail list they wrote themselves.
The shape
of it.
Set up, and producing real work the same morning
What Claude is and isn't, the setup lab, privacy and connectors, prompting that works, your business in a Project, and a quick-wins lab aimed at the three time-sinks they named at the start.
Six short activities that build the habit
The daily habit, growing the Project, writing in their own voice, killing one repetitive task, asking a real business question, and keeping a list of what they got stuck on for Session B.
Turning the habit into an advantage
A clinic on their own work, research and informed decisions, working with numbers, packaging repeat work into Skills and Cowork, and a 90-day plan they leave holding.
Both sessions, the practice material in between, and every resource kept afterwards. Group packages are available for more than one participant — delivered to a group of up to eight, at your place or ours.
When it's the right call
- People have tried AI once, got a mediocre answer, and quietly stopped.
- Everyone is using it differently, and nobody is sure what's allowed.
- You want the time saved measured, not asserted.
- You'd rather your team could do this themselves than keep paying someone to.
Ready to
Get Connected
Tell us who'd be in the room and what they're stuck on, and we'll tell you whether this is the right thing for them.You do what you do best, let technology do the rest.
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