Bring a real task.
Let’s make it easier.

Start with the work, not the tool

What would you like off your mind?

Complete beginners welcome. We choose one sensible starting point—not a tour of every AI tool on the internet.

Fictional worked example · Not a client result

From scrappy notes to a customer reply.

A landscaping customer asks when you can clear a garden bed. You have the facts; you just need to turn them into an email.

Your checks before sending: Is $240 still the right estimate? Is Thursday actually available? Is the scope correct? Has the customer confirmed? AI drafts the words. You check the facts and decide what gets sent.

Fictional worked example · Not a client result

The meeting’s finished. The write-up isn’t.

Every week, someone in a small office turns scattered meeting notes into an update for the team. A reusable instruction can help organise the draft without making up the missing details.

Your checks before sharing: Do the actions match what was agreed? Which calendar dates do Friday and Tuesday mean? Who will chase the supplier, and when? Fill the gaps with the team—not with AI guesses.

Next week, use the same instruction with fresh notes. Start with non-sensitive examples; this is a draft for a person to review, not an automatic task assignment or reminder system.

Two ways to start

Small sessions. Clear prices.

Prices are in US dollars, for one or two people from the same business. Not per person.

You don’t need to buy a subscription before we speak. We’ll agree any software costs before booking; subscriptions are separate from the session fee. These are focused training sessions, not custom software development or ongoing technical support.

No polished brief required

Here’s how it works.

1. A quick conversation

   Tell me about your business and one thing you’d like to make easier. The first 15 minutes are free so we can check whether I’m the right person to help.

2. Agree a useful session

   We settle the task, format, time and total cost before you book. Bring a laptop if you want hands-on practice; we’ll discuss what you need beforehand.

3. Try it. Check it. Keep the method.

   We work through the task together. You leave with written guidance, rather than having to remember everything we covered.

Local or online

Your workplace. A place we agree. Or a video call.

I cover Nashville and surrounding areas, including Mt Juliet, Lebanon, Hermitage, Hendersonville and Murfreesboro.

In-person sessions can take place at your business premises or a mutually agreed public venue—not my home. At a public venue, we’ll keep confidential work off the table. We agree the location and any travel charge before booking.