I finished the five outputs
Keep practicing. Reuse the same Business Brain, improve one saved prompt, and run your 7-day plan before adding complexity.
After class
Choose the next practical step.
The workshop gives you a starting kit. This page helps you decide whether to keep practicing on your own, ask for setup help, or turn one repeated business task into a workflow you can actually use.
Decision guide
Where you are after the workshop
I finished some pieces
Book setup help if the missing piece is saving, organizing, prompt reliability, or turning the worksheet into a usable system.
I know the workflow I want
Use a workflow pilot when the task repeats, has a clear input, and needs review rules before anything gets sent or published.
Follow-up menu
Paid help should match the amount of complexity
Practice path
Use the portal, prompt pack, and feedback form. Best when you already know what to practice this week.
- Repeat one prompt twice.
- Save your best output.
- Use the feedback form if you want guidance.
Private setup session
A focused 90-minute session to clean up your Business Brain, build a small prompt library, and set up one repeatable workflow.
- Best first paid follow-up for most attendees.
- You leave with saved prompts and a simple operating habit.
- No automation until the manual version makes sense.
Workflow pilot
Done-with-you buildout for one repeated process such as inquiry follow-up, quote check-ins, review requests, or weekly content planning.
- Map trigger, inputs, draft, review, destination, and follow-up.
- Create templates and prompts around the real process.
- Optional tool connection is scoped after the workflow is clear.
Team workshop
A private 2-3 hour session for a small team that needs shared rules, examples, prompt habits, and a simple AI use policy.
- Best when multiple people will use the same prompts or customer workflows.
- Includes role-specific examples and team review rules.
- Works well after one owner or manager completes AI Jumpstart.
Office hours
Monthly group practice is a good future product, but it should open after enough attendees ask for it.
- Bring one stuck prompt or workflow question.
- Watch other local examples get improved.
- Useful after the first few paid workshop runs.
Full automation
If you want AI connected to email, forms, calendars, CRM, or posting tools, start by documenting the manual workflow first.
- Name the review point before connecting tools.
- Keep people, money, policies, and promises human-approved.
- Scope one process at a time.
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