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AI training for people who have never really used it.
You opened one of these chat windows once, asked it something, got a bland paragraph back and closed the tab. That is the normal first experience, and it says nothing about you or about the model. It says the thing was never set up.
Where most beginners get stuck
Three things stop people early, and all three are fixable in an afternoon.
- The model knows nothing about you, so it writes for nobody in particular.
- The question was one line long, so the answer was one line deep.
- Whatever it produced went into a chat window and was never saved, so the next day starts from zero again.
None of that is a talent problem. Every one of them is a setup problem, and a setup problem has a fix you can watch me do once and then do yourself.
The first session, in plain terms
We start with your own work open in front of you. Something real and boring, like the email you send every week, last month's report, or a client update you rewrite too often.
You type, I correct. By the end of the first hour you will have watched the same task go from a generic answer to something you would actually send, and you will know exactly which part of what you typed made the difference.
Then we save it, so you never have to remember how you did it.
What you can expect to do on your own afterwards
- Ask in a way that gets work back instead of a summary of the topic.
- Give the model your own documents to work from, and know what should never go in.
- Name a job once and call it back by name next week.
- Tell which model to use for which kind of task, without picking one by advertising.
- Talk instead of type, when typing is the slow part.
No jargon, and no pile of tools
I will not sign you up to eight products. The list I put in front of you is the short one I pay for myself every year, and I tell you plainly what each one does and roughly what it costs. If a tool does not earn that, it does not get taught.
You also will not be handed vocabulary for its own sake. You will learn the words you need at the moment they become useful, which for a beginner is about four of them.
In French and in English
Half of the week here runs in French and half in English, and the same question asked in each language comes back differently. French answers tend to run warmer and shorter. English answers tend to run longer and more careful. I work in both, so part of what you learn is how to get one consistent voice out of the same model no matter which language you are working in that hour.
What it costs
One payment of $1,200 CAD covers the training, and it is paid before we schedule the first weekend. There is no subscription, and nothing we build together stops working when I leave.
The ones people actually ask
I have genuinely never used any of this. Is that a problem?
It is the easiest place to start from, because there is nothing to unlearn. Everything is taught on your own work from the first hour.
How long before I can do it alone?
You will run your first real task yourself inside the first session. Doing it without thinking about it takes a few weeks of using it on your own week, which is what the written guide is for.
Do I need to buy anything before the first session?
No. We start with what you already have, and any paid tool only comes up if it earns its cost for your particular work.
Can we do this in French?
Yes. Sessions run in French or English, and you learn to get the same quality of answer in both.
Start where you are
If you have been putting this off because everything written about it assumes you already know the words, start here.
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