Stop asking AI questions and start handing it jobs. You build on your own business, I build on mine, and you leave with a sales page on the internet and a link you can text a customer.
Built for owners who already sell something and are still doing every task themselves.
I've watched this three times. Here's how it goes.
People called it a fad. The owners who won didn't know more than anybody else. They started while everybody else was still deciding.
Nobody had a word for influencer yet. The stores that made a video while it felt silly got shared for years.
Same feeling, same mistake. Most of the owners who look ahead of you are posting about it, not handing it real work.
You're not behind. You're watching the wrong people. By Thursday the 12th, you're the one actually using it.
Most owners aren't stuck because AI is hard. They're stuck for one of three reasons:
You ask, it talks, and then you go copy, paste, format and send. That's a search box with extra steps.
"Dear valued customer." Your people can smell it. So you rewrite every word.
Every tutorial shows a demo. None of them show your business.
AI is not your strategy. It's your labor. These two afternoons, you learn to manage the labor.
One sentence. No typing after that. When I turn around there's a spreadsheet with every vendor, amount and category, the receipts sorted into month folders, and a note on the two it couldn't read.

The only difference is the second one read her writing first.
Dear valued customer, we are excited to invite you to an exclusive complimentary consultation designed to help you achieve your goals.
Hey y'all. I'm doing ten free calls this week for anybody planning a holiday order. Grab one before Friday.
That's twenty minutes of Session 1. It follows you into every chat after.
Built on your business, not a demo. If it's not in your folder, it didn't happen.

Claude stops sounding like a robot and starts sounding like you. It works inside your own folder, asks before it touches anything, and remembers every correction.
"I've tried it. It writes 'Dear valued customer' and I end up rewriting every word."
You don't need a better prompt. You have a new hire nobody trained. Hand it your emails, your prices and your reviews, and it learns the job.

Tuesday's files become a live sales page, five emails in your drafts and a week of posts. Then you save the whole thing as an agent that runs it again next month.
"Even when it writes something good, I still copy it, paste it, format it and post it myself."
Stop asking it for words. Hand it the whole job, start to finish, and only check what it flags.

I've been selling online since 2001. In 2007 I made a video about folding a bandana. Other sellers stole it and put it on their own listings, and I sold tens of thousands off a video I made for free. Nobody called it influencer marketing yet. We called it Tuesday.
I've been early on this stuff a few times, and I still build with it every day. Here's what I see in almost every business I walk into: the owner never gets past asking it questions. That's the part we fix.
For two afternoons, I'll show you where to point it. You'll do it on your own business while I do it on mine.
John Lawson
It was taking [my coordinator] two to three weeks to research a few trips at a time. On our first call, we were able to research the trip in 45 minutes, and I was blown away.
I was already using Claude code, but I wasn't doing it right. Thanks to you I connected it in the browser and built an entire webinar backend for me while I watched.
Somewhere along the way the busywork moved into your evenings. Every email, every post, every price sheet waits on you. Two afternoons, and that work has somewhere else to go.
Want more after class? Your $37 comes off your first month of The Passage, where I work with owners every month. You don't need it to get everything in this class.
No. Most owners still haven't gotten past asking it questions, including plenty who post about AI every day. Nobody in this class needs a head start. You need your business and two afternoons.
A paid Claude plan (Pro is plenty) and the Claude desktop app on your computer, signed in. Not the website. On the free plan? Come anyway, watch Session 1, and upgrade before the homework.
Yes. No coding, no Zapier, no rabbit holes. One path, click by click on screen. If something won't install or sign in, my co-host handles it in the chat so you don't get stuck.
You get the replay of both sessions the same day, plus the class guide with every prompt. Live is better because you can ask questions, but you won't miss anything.
A few emails you've written, your price list, and some reviews are enough. Got nothing? Download the practice folder for Denise's bakery and follow along as her. Then do it with your own stuff that week.
You decide what Claude sees. It only reads the folder you give it. Never put in bank logins, card numbers or client passwords. I'll show you the one privacy setting to turn off so your chats aren't used to train Claude. And nothing ever sends without you clicking send.
At the end of Session 2, I'll tell you about The Passage, where I keep working with owners every month. You don't need it to get everything in this class. If you join, your $37 comes off your first month.
Show up to Session 1. If it's not worth $37, email me before Session 2 starts and I'll refund you. No forms, no hoops.
The tool isn't the hard part. Knowing what to hand it is. Bring your business, leave with six finished files.
Tuesday, Nov 10 and Thursday, Nov 12 · 1 to 3pm ET · Live online