Get AI Ready in 30 days.
Practical daily exercises to help you use AI better, talk about it more clearly, and build one workflow you can actually use in your job.
One clear thing a day.
Every day gives you one focused lesson, one real action against your own work, and one artifact you keep. Lessons unlock as you finish them — move fast or take your time, no schedules, no guilt.
One focused lesson
A ~15-minute read with one idea that actually changes how you work with AI.
One real action
Something you do against your actual work that day — never a toy exercise.
One saved artifact
A prompt, checklist, or workflow map you save and reuse long after the lesson.
Your Action Plan
Every artifact rolls up into one private plan, built from your own work — not a certificate.
Three modules. Ten lessons each.
From personal fluency, to one real workflow at work, to being the person who can talk about AI clearly.
Get Good With AI
Build real fluency fast: context, prompting, review, and the daily habits that make AI actually useful.
- 1The three-line trick that fixes most weak prompts
- 2Make AI ask you questions first
- 3The 30-second fact-check workflow
- 4Stop re-explaining yourself every chat
- 5When stuck, screenshot
- 6Dictate the messy version
- 7The folder that makes AI useful
- 8A morning brief that runs itself
- 9Let AI read your calendar carefully
- 10Write your "How I work with AI" doc
Use AI At Work
Pick one real workflow you already do, then build reusable prompts, assistants, and simple agents around it.
- 11Fit AI into one workflow you already do
- 12Give AI the right context, not more context
- 13AI in your inbox without anything dumb getting sent
- 14Checkpoint: map how your workflow runs today
- 15From skill to agent
- 16When your agent does the wrong thing
- 17Plug your agent into something real
- 18Turn instructions into persistent context
- 19Build a purpose-built AI assistant
- 20Chain prompts into a workflow
Become AI Ready
Turn personal skill into workplace competence: governance, team-safe sharing, and your AI Ready Action Plan.
- 21Ship it: from your workflow to your workplace
- 22Map the work worth automating
- 23Build the team prompt library
- 24Choose the first shared workflow
- 25Set the review rules
- 26Measure saved time without theater
- 27Turn one workflow into a playbook
- 28Plan the quarterly reset
- 29Set your next AI operating rhythm
- 30You did it. Here's what comes next
Skip the marketing tour. Here’s Day 5.
When stuck, screenshot
- 01 The idea
- 02 Do this today
- 03 Save the artifact
“Screenshots turn confusing interfaces into explainable context.”
The tools change faster than tutorials can keep up.
Screenshots give AI the context you are looking at: the menu, error, dashboard, settings panel, or messy output. That makes the model useful as a guide through the current surface, not last year’s instructions.
Practice (10 min)
- Take a screenshot of a screen, tool, error, or output that feels unclear.
- Ask: “Explain what I am looking at. What matters, what can I ignore, and what should I try next?”
- Follow one suggestion.
- Save the prompt if it helped.
Save this artifact
One saved “explain this screen” prompt and a clearer next move.
Not another course to watch.
Static courses measure whether you watched. AI Ready in 30 Days measures what you practiced, what you built, and how your confidence changed — and it ends with a private Action Plan built from your own work, not a generic certificate.
A few direct answers.
How much does this cost?
Nothing. The whole 30 days is free — the welcome doesn't even need an account. A free account (magic link, no password) unlocks Days 1–30 and saves your progress and artifacts.
How much time does it take?
About 15 minutes a day: a short read, one action against your real work, one artifact to save. Lessons unlock as you finish them, so a missed day never stacks up — move fast or take your time.
How is this different from a course?
Courses measure whether you watched. This measures what you practiced and what you built. Every day ends with something applied to your actual job, and by Day 30 those artifacts roll up into a private Action Plan.
Who is it for?
People who work — operators, managers, marketers, founders — who want to use AI properly in their job. It is not an engineering course, and no technical background is assumed.
What do I walk away with?
Thirty saved artifacts (prompts, checklists, workflow maps), one real workflow running at work, a clear before/after read on your AI level, and a private Action Plan built from your own work.