AI Operated
// Workshops

Workshops that still get used next month.

Hands-on sessions for teams, schools and programs. Trevor works through the loop with your people on their real tasks, so there’s something running when the session ends, and someone who owns it.

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Sample sessions

  • SESSION 01

    Pick the job

    Map a normal week and choose the one task worth handing to AI.

    Format
    [FORMAT]
    Length
    [LENGTH]
    Price
    [PRICE]
    You leave with
    One job, written down, with an owner.
  • SESSION 02

    Build your context pack

    Voice, past work, rules and examples on one page. The gap between generic drafts and useful ones.

    Format
    [FORMAT]
    Length
    [LENGTH]
    Price
    [PRICE]
    You leave with
    A first context pack your team can edit.
  • SESSION 03

    Set it up where you work

    Put it inside the tools you already use, with a check step on anything hard to undo.

    Format
    [FORMAT]
    Length
    [LENGTH]
    Price
    [PRICE]
    You leave with
    One working setup, tried on real tasks.
  • SESSION 04

    Make it stick

    A short guide, a practice session and one owner, so it still gets used next month.

    Format
    [FORMAT]
    Length
    [LENGTH]
    Price
    [PRICE]
    You leave with
    A one-page guide and a named owner.

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// How it runs

The workshop is the middle, not the whole thing.

  1. 01 · Before

    A short call to pick the job

    We look at a normal week and choose the one task worth starting with. Not AI everything.

  2. 02 · During

    Hands-on, on real tasks

    Your team builds the context pack and sets it up in the tools you already use, with a check step on anything hard to undo.

  3. 03 · After

    A guide and an owner

    A one-page guide, a practice session and one named owner, so it still gets used when everyone is back to their week.

  4. 04 · Later

    Round again

    What worked tells you the next job. Follow-up format: [FOLLOW-UP FORMAT].

// What we practise

Same task. Different inputs.

A follow-up email after a discovery call, from a bare prompt and then grounded in context with a person checking it. This is the kind of change teams make on their own tasks in a session.

Made-up example
Bare prompt

Write a follow-up email after a discovery call.

Subject: Following Up on Our Call Dear [Name], I hope this email finds you well! I wanted to take a moment to thank you for taking the time to speak with me today. It was truly a pleasure learning about your business and your exciting goals. As discussed, our comprehensive suite of services can help streamline your operations and drive growth. I’m confident we can deliver exceptional results. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. I look forward to hearing from you! Best regards

Grounded + checked
  • Voice notes: short, warm, first names, no exclamation marks
  • Call notes from Tuesday
  • Rules: no prices by email, one clear next step
  • A person reads it before it goes

Subject: Notes from Tuesday, and one next step Hi Priya, Thanks for the time on Tuesday.1 Here’s what I heard: you spend most mornings answering the same three questions about the program, and the team tried two AI tools last spring that nobody opens now.2 My suggestion is to start with just those replies.3 One job, set up inside the inbox you already use. If that sounds right, pick a time for a short planning call: [BOOKING LINK]4 [YOUR NAME]

Editor’s notes
  1. 1
    Voice

    Cut the throat-clearing. “I hope this finds you well” and “truly a pleasure” say nothing. Thank them once, plainly.

  2. 2
    Context + Check

    The call notes went in, so it names their actual problem instead of “your exciting goals”. The person who was on the call changed “every morning” to “most mornings”, because that’s what was said.

  3. 3
    Pick

    One job, not “a comprehensive suite of services”. Small and specific is easier to say yes to.

  4. 4
    Rules

    One clear next step and no price, straight from the rules. No “don’t hesitate to reach out”.

// Who it’s for

Teams already “using AI”, online or in person.

  • Coaches, consultants and course creators
  • Clinics and in-person service businesses
  • Real estate developers and property teams
  • Founder-led companies and their teams
  • Schools, accelerators and programs that run workshops
// The details
Format
[FORMAT]
Length
[LENGTH]
Group size
[GROUP SIZE]
Where
[IN PERSON / ONLINE]
Price
[PRICE]

Every session is shaped around your team. Ask and we’ll work out what fits.

// A good fit if
  • You’ve tried a few AI tools and nothing has stuck.
  • You can name one task that eats your week.
  • You’d rather your team learn it than hand it off and hope.
  • You want a person checking anything that goes to a client.
// Probably not a fit if
  • You want AI everywhere at once, by Friday.
  • You’d rather nobody checked what goes out.
  • You want a tool installed and left alone, with no one owning it.

Running a team or a program?

Tell us who it’s for and what keeps stalling. We’ll reply with what a session could look like.

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