Give your room something they can use the next morning.
Participants build an AI personal assistant around real work from their week. They leave with the first version working and know what still needs their approval.
Tell me about your roomThey build it in the room.
This is a working session, not a talk about what AI might do. Participants set up their own assistant and try it on something that already needs their attention.
By the end, they know where its files live, what it can draft, and which decisions remain theirs.
Bring this to my roomMorning brief
Meeting prep
Email draft
Notes captured
Make it fit the room you already lead.
A peer group, company team, meetup, or retreat can all work. I adjust the pace and examples to the people in front of me.
See the workshop before you invite me.
Flip through the working-session deck below, or open it full screen.
I teach this because I build it.
I have spent more than 20 years helping people put complicated technology to work. Today I build knowledge systems for real businesses and lead hands-on AI sessions for owners and operators in Austin.
The workshop uses the same practical boundaries as the client work: what the assistant can read, what it can draft, and what still needs a person’s approval. I stay after for the questions people want to ask once the session is over.
Tell me about your room.
Send the audience, rough size, and timing if you know them. I will reply by email and we can decide whether the session fits.