Almost nobody's been shown what else it does. In two hours you'll watch three real problems get solved on screen, learn the moves behind it, and leave with your first win planned. $150, eight seats, and it comes off the Workshop if you go on.
No slide deck and no theatre. A small group watching real work happen on a shared screen, figuring out what AI is actually good for, and what to leave alone for now.
Come as you are. You'll watch real problems worked live, and leave with a page of moves you'll actually use.
Live over video, cameras on. Conversation, not lecture. You can just listen if that's your speed.
Small on purpose. Everyone gets airtime, and the whole room watches real problems worked in the open.
Got something you're wrestling with? Bring it and we may work it live. No idea what you'd even bring? That's exactly who this session is for. No account needed either: if you have Claude, follow along, and if you don't, watch.
The moves that turn asking into delegating, on one page. Plus your first move, written in your own words, with what it costs you today in minutes.
Round the room: what do you use today, and for what? No wrong answers. The whole room will say some version of "I ask it questions", and that's the point. By the end you'll see the difference between asking it questions and handing it work.
The middle hour, on the shared screen, on situations everyone recognises: the difficult email, the letter you keep putting off, the thing you need to research properly. We draw them from the room rather than expecting anyone to arrive with one. It does work, not just answers. It can know your world, and we prove it with a volunteer's real material. And it gets better when you push back. Each one timed: how long does this take you today, and watch the clock now.
The cheat sheet, built live: the three or four moves that turn asking into delegating. This is the one-pager you take home.
Nobody has to invent one. We show a menu of first wins that fit almost anyone, you pick the one that's yours, and write one line: the task, and what it costs you today in minutes. Your estimate, your problem, on paper. And if tonight moved you, the Workshop is four weeks of building this into your own business, and your $150 comes off it.
Ground rules, stated up front: real problems always, other people's names and anything confidential never on the shared screen, and no exercise needs them. What's said in the room stays there.
She built The Relish and sold it to Rebel Girls, so she knows the small-business grind from the inside. She coaches, she's genuinely fluent in the tools, and she's the one who makes eight strangers feel like a table of friends by the second cup. Start wherever you are. That's the whole ethos of the night.
Pandora's second employee and builder of the Music Genome Project, he's the one driving the screen. Watching him hand real work to the tool, and push back when it's not right, is the fastest way to see what this actually looks like when it's done well.
Eight seats, first come. These first sessions run Pacific evenings. Times will alternate between West coast and East coast friendly evenings as dates are added, shown with each date. Dates provisional.
A full house, the one that told us to keep doing these.
The next East coast friendly evening, 6:00 to 8:00 PM Eastern, is being scheduled now. Leave your email below and you'll hear about it first.
Every seat is $150 all in, tax included, nothing added later. And your $150 credits toward the Workshop for a year, so if you go on, the evening ends up having cost you nothing. Reserve above and pay by card. The seat is yours the moment the payment goes through, and the details arrive by email.
Leave your email and I'll write you when the next session lands, and I'll ask what you'd want to work on so we build the session around it.
No list, no spam, just a note when the next date lands.
Reserve a date above, or just say hello. Tell us what you're working on and we'll point you to the right night.
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