Professional services with a team
“We have ChatGPT. The staff need to use AI.” The team played with it, didn’t get the output they wanted and gave up. They’re at different levels of readiness, and that’s fine.
For teams, memberships and communities
Don’t just give your people AI tools. Build their capability to use them well.
This isn't simply “book an AI workshop”. It's hands-on learning, implementation and change support, so your people understand it, use it and move with it.
What “this worked” looks like:
the team are using it and asking questions.
Who it fits
Two kinds of rooms, same method.
Communities, memberships and masterminds
I work inside your community for a set period, teach and provide value, and offer my services within that space. The client can be the owner, the members, or both.
What stays human
Better systems and more capable people, so the team spend less time feeding processes and more time doing the human work they’re there to do.
Questions I bring into the room
Before anyone picks a tool.
- 01Who has to use this on Monday?
- 02What will genuinely make their work easier?
- 03What makes this change hard?
- 04What do they need to unlearn or relearn?
- 05What should remain human?
- 06What support will make adoption stick?
- 07What is a useful early win?
- 08What evidence will tell us it is actually being used?
Formats
Pick the shape that fits your people.
Workshops for hands-on learning in the room, The Residency for embedded support over a longer period, or a tailored mix of diagnosis, workshops, workflow design and ongoing application support.
Ready when you are
Don’t just give your people AI tools. Build their capability to use them well.
Tell me what you're working on and I'll come back to you within a business day or two. You'll get a straight answer either way.
Other ways to work together
Other pathways
Work out what to fix firstThe Read“I’m not even sure what the right problem is yet.”Done with youBuild It With Me“I know what I want and I want to build capability while we make it.”Done for youHand It Over“I know what I want and I want Rachel to make it.”Ongoing supportKeep Me Close“I want ongoing access while I keep applying it.”