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$79 until doors close · Cohort 2 starts Monday 7 September
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Cohort 2 starts Monday 7 September. Doors close Monday 14 September at 23:59 Singapore time.
Doors close Monday 14 September, 23:59 Singapore time.
Who it is for.
Working people who suspect AI could save them hours and have not found the door in.
Anyone who tried AI once, got a flat answer and quietly gave up.
People who feel behind and want a calm, practical start. No coding, no jargon, no prior attempts needed.
Who it is not for.
Anyone waiting for a subsidy or a free subscription before they will start. This course rewards the people who begin.
People already fluent with AI. If you run it across your work, chain your own prompts, or build your own tools and agents, this will be too basic. Save your $79.
How it works.
- 1
Short lessons.
7 days, one lesson each morning, 15 to 30 minutes.
- 2
Always hands-on.
Every lesson ends in something you made, not a quiz you forget by lunch.
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Your own work.
Bring real tasks, or use the practice files we provide.
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One tool.
We use Claude, and a Pro plan is plenty. Prefer ChatGPT? The method carries across.
What you will be able to do by the end.
Talk to AI so it gives you what you actually meant, first time.
Hand it a messy document or photo and get back something clean.
Delegate a task that is above your depth, then check the result.
Connect AI to your email, calendar and files so it stops asking you to copy and paste.
Teach it a habit it repeats on a schedule while you get on with your day.
Design a brand and a pitch deck that look like a company, not a template.
Build a working web app by describing it in plain English.
What the cohort gets.
The 7-day course. 14 short lessons, an exercise a day, worked through at your own pace.
A live Q&A with me, after the cohort. Date to be announced. Normally $299, included free.
The recording of that session, so you keep it even if you cannot make the date.
The Lazy AI framework cheat sheet ($29). The one-page method, kept by your desk.
All of it is $79 until doors close on Monday 14 September.
What students and clients say.
I'm not technical and I was stuck for weeks trying to build a 3D game to use in my in person experiences. I asked Isaac for help and after one session it was working. Something I never thought I could do myself, done in 2 days. Very grateful.
I sell beverages online and tried using AI for my customer workflow, but it kept making things up. Had a short consult with Isaac and he pointed me in the right direction. Now I have an agent running on Hermes that replies to customers properly and picks things up before they become problems.
I run a gym and admin used to take up half my day. Did the Lazy AI course and I get through it a lot faster now, and I can do my own designs, which I was always weak at. I also built a dashboard that tracks my trial signups, so I can see who is converting and who needs a follow up. It lets me concentrate on the actual business.
I had years of material sitting everywhere, notes, papers, half written ideas. After one consult I used Claude to build my own retrieval setup, with no coding background. Everything is in one place now and I use it to write position papers and pull up old ideas. It has changed how I work.
Common questions.
Good. There is nothing to install beyond one app, and the whole skill is plain English.
15 to 30 minutes a day for a week, and the first thing you build usually saves more time than the lesson took.
It was, and it will be again. Day 1 teaches you to use it and check it, which is the half most people skip.
The 7-day course, the free live Q&A (worth $299), its recording and the cheat sheet ($29). One saved afternoon covers it.
Claude with a Pro plan (about $20 a month) is plenty. If you prefer ChatGPT, Plus works and the method still applies.
After the cohort finishes. The date goes out to the cohort, and the recording is yours whether or not you attend.
Same course, improved from Cohort 1's feedback. The first cohort finished with working things they built themselves.
Later is where this sits for most people forever. The date is the point.