Most people have ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot or Gemini and use it like a slightly better search box. I teach you, or your whole team, how to set it up properly and use it as a force multiplier at work and at home. Every session is built on your real tasks, and you keep the written materials.
Same approach either way: we start from the work you actually do, not a generic slide deck.
For the owner who wants AI handling the inbox, the proposals and the research. For the professional who wants to write, plan and think faster. And for personal life too: email, planning trips, comparing big purchases, organizing family logistics, learning something new.
For offices where everyone has an AI license and nobody has a playbook. We work through the tasks your team does every week, set shared rules for what is safe, and leave a written guide new hires can learn from.
If you nodded at two of these, it is worth a conversation. Much of the value is often already sitting in a tool you own.
Add-on topics for teams: Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace features you are paying for, and everyday security habits like spotting phishing and turning on multi-factor sign-in.
Length, format and dates are confirmed in your written scope.
AI does the prep in my own work: first drafts, research, testing and the busywork. I check and sign off everything before it ships. That is the habit I teach: let the tool do the heavy lifting, and keep your judgment in charge.
Before that, I spent years explaining technology to people who did not ask to become experts, from customer-facing hosting and SSL/TLS support for small-business clients at GoDaddy to security partner programs at Microsoft.
Around the Valley, sessions can happen in person, from a conference room in Scottsdale to a back office in Mesa, so you practice on your own laptop and your own accounts. Anywhere else, live video works just as well. Groups train together; one-on-one sessions fit around your schedule.
The ones you already have: ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini, plus the AI features built into Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. If you have not picked one yet, I will help you choose based on what you need, not on what I sell.
No. If you can write an email, you can learn this. Sessions are in plain English and hands-on, at your pace.
Both. One-on-one sessions often cover personal life as much as work: writing, planning, research, budgeting, learning a new skill, and keeping the family organized.
It depends on the tool and its settings. Every session covers what is safe to paste in, which privacy settings to check, and when a model running on your own computer is the better choice.
No. I teach you to use what you already pay for. If a different tool would serve you better, I will tell you, and you buy it directly.
Book 30 minutes and tell me what you want AI to take off your plate. You will leave the call with ideas you can use the same day.
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