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Workshops

The six systems from the book, installed in your team, in one sitting.

Not a talk about AI. Not a prompt library. Everyone leaves with their own context pack written, one system adapted to work they actually do, and a team rules page saying what gets verified and what never gets handed over.

The book is the argument. This is the installation, with someone in the room who can answer "yes, but our situation is different."

Format

• Team session — 3 hours, remote $6,000. Up to 15 people. The default.
• Full day — 6 hours, remote $11,000. Up to 25. Adds the fifteen-minute tool evaluation and the quarterly review.
• Onsite — full day $16,000 plus travel. The same, in the room.
• 90-day review — 90 minutes, remote $3,500. What survived, what rotted, what to fix. Sold afterwards, never bundled.

Who it's for

Teams of 8–25 knowledge workers where leadership has issued an AI mandate and nobody has a method. Consulting, professional services, in-house comms, support, product, operations.

Who it isn't for

• Engineering teams wanting coding workflows. This is about knowledge work, and I'd be guessing.
• Anyone who wants a keynote. It's a working session. People bring real work and leave with real artefacts. If you want inspiration you want somebody else.
• Anyone who needs AI adoption metrics. The book argues output volume is the wrong measure. Taking money to produce a number the method rejects would be the first dishonest thing here.

What makes it different

Every other AI training teaches prompts. This installs procedures that end in a check, and it reports what failed. Every technique in Part II of the book was demonstrated rather than described — including the one central demonstration that could not be reproduced, which is in the book because it failed.

References

None yet. You'd be the first, which is reflected in the price, and I'd rather say so than dress it up.