Find the parts of your week AI can take.
Live training built on your real work. Not on a demo. You will know inside the first fifteen minutes.
You have saved a hundred AI posts.
You have used none of them.
That is not a discipline problem. It is advice that arrived with no way to apply it to your job.
I tried ChatGPT. It gave me garbage.
It answers what you ask. That part is a skill.
I’m not technical enough.
Good. This is not a coding class.
I have no time for another tool.
Ninety minutes, on work you already owe someone.
Everyone is already ahead of me.
Only a quarter of people with access actually use it.
Three steps. No homework.
Bring your real work
Your calendar, your inbox, the thing you keep putting off.
Sort it together, live
We mark what AI should take and what stays with you.
Leave with the audit
A written plan, in order, and what to do on Monday.
A written plan, not notes.
Every session ends in the same document: your tasks, sorted, in the order you should act on them.
- Your real tasks, one by one
- What to start on Monday
- In your inbox within 24 hours
Four ways in. Start wherever you are.
Laser Session
One task, one session. Written audit within 24 hours.
One‑to‑One
Four sessions on your situation, with your work reviewed in between.
Small Group
Weekly live sessions with peers, on everyone’s real work.
In‑house
Built to your team’s context. A roadmap they own, not a deck.
Four rules we do not break.
Live, never recorded
Every session happens in real time. There is no video library to fall behind on.
Your work is the syllabus
You bring the tasks you actually owe someone. The class is built around them.
Small by design
Four to twelve seats. Everyone gets time, or it is not a cohort.
We say when AI is wrong
If AI is not the answer to your problem, you will hear it here first.
We are based in Toronto and travel to run sessions on site in other cities. Or we run them online, anywhere. Our instructors teach at Concordia University and have delivered training in four countries, in English and Portuguese.
Become the person who actually knows how to use this.
Tell us what you are trying to do. One task you keep putting off is enough to start.