October 7–9, 2026 · 6:00–8:00 PM ET · Live online
Three live evenings for nontechnical business owners who want to understand AI better and use it more confidently in everyday work.
A practical three-night path
Bring one recurring task. We'll use it to make the tools and the decisions around them easier to understand.
Give ChatGPT useful context and a clear request. Practice reviewing the answer for accuracy and usefulness before you use it.
Take away: A reusable business-task prompt and a checklist for reviewing the response.
Turn a business need into an image brief. Create a draft in ChatGPT, then refine it through clearer feedback for your audience and use.
Take away: An image draft and a clearer brief for the next revision.
See where Codex and AI agents fit into business work. Map a simple task with clear inputs, boundaries, and points where a person reviews the work.
Take away: A task map you can use to plan your next step with an AI agent.
Bring one real task
Choose a repeatable job where clearer instructions or a stronger first draft could help. You can follow along without sharing private client information.
Who it's for
You can be new to AI or already use ChatGPT. No coding experience is needed. We’ll practice the basics, learn how to improve the results, and understand where a person needs to review the work.
Coach Reem guides the three evenings with practical business examples and step-by-step demonstrations.
Bring your everyday task and follow along as you learn to give clearer instructions, refine a draft, and review AI’s work.
Register freeOctober 7–9 · Free general admission
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Before you join
October 7, 8, and 9, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM Eastern Time each evening.
Yes. General admission covers all three live online sessions.
No. The sessions are designed for nontechnical business owners. We’ll explain the tools and walk through practical examples.
A laptop, a ChatGPT login, and one everyday business task to use as your example. Keep private customer information out of shared exercises.