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Get good at AI, two minutes at a time.
Short courses that ride inside your daily brief: one 2-minute lesson each weekday and one question to lock it in, spaced over about a month.
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- AI at Work: Foundations8 lessons · 5 weeks · 2 min a day
Know where AI helps, where it fails, and what to check before your name goes on it.
You've tried ChatGPT, Copilot or Gemini a few times and still aren't sure where it actually helpsYour company gave you an AI tool but no real training, which is most people's situationYou've seen AI get something confidently wrong and want to use it without getting burnedSee the course → - From User to Operator8 lessons · 5 weeks · 2 min a day
Models change every quarter. Delegation doesn't.
You use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok most days, but every task still starts from a blank promptYou've been burned by a confident wrong answer at least onceYou manage work or people and suspect AI could take real tasks off your plate, not just polish sentencesSee the course → - Meetings to Decisions8 lessons · 5 weeks · 2 min a day
Walk out of every meeting with the decision, the owner and the follow-up already written.
Your calendar is full and you still leave meetings unsure what was actually decidedTeams, Zoom or Meet already give you transcripts, and you never do anything with themYou run a recurring team meeting or 1:1s and repeat the same context every single weekSee the course → - Join the waitlist →SoonDecisions with DataOpening soon
- Join the waitlist →SoonLeading an AI-Ready TeamOpening soon
How it works
No new app. No extra emails.
- 1Enroll free
With your email, or the link in your brief.
- 2A 2-minute lesson arrives
Inside the brief you already get. No extra emails.
- 3Answer one question
Lessons come back spaced, so they stick.
Learning science, made practical
Built for recall, not completion.
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One useful idea
A small lesson keeps cognitive load low enough to think, not skim.
- 02
A question, not a quiz
Retrieving the idea strengthens recall more than reading it again.
- 03
Return after a gap
Increasing intervals bring the idea back just as it starts to fade.
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