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Less theory.
More doing.

Real demos. Useful prompts.
Something you can put to work.

Start with a lesson. Bring your questions. Keep building.
The practical collection04 resources / ready when you are
Start hereVideo + copyable prompts

Find the right opportunities, check the details, and turn a list into a tracker you’ll actually use.

Short walkthrough8 practical steps
Get the walkthrough & prompts

02 / Video lesson + copyable prompts

Turn meetings into follow-through

Turn an inquiry and discovery call into a reviewed proposal, personal follow-up, and next appointment. Watch Ian’s edited walkthrough and use six steps with copyable prompts.

Google Gemini + Meet, Drive, Docs, Gmail & Calendar
Start the lesson

03 / GIF lesson + downloadable agent skill

Make your artwork move

Scrub through the transformation frames, turn your own artwork into a looping GIF, and give your agent a downloadable skill for the whole process.

Image creation + your AI agent
Make a GIF

04 / Interactive lesson + downloadable agent skill

Build your own Android home screen

Try two interactive phone designs, work through five practical chapters, and give your coding agent the free home-screen skill and source starter.

Android + your coding agent
Start the lesson

Free / Launch & Learn

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working on.

Join my weekly call for practical AI building, live walkthroughs, and founder Q&A. Bring a question from a lesson, a project you’re trying, or something you want to make easier.

Wednesdays / 1–2 PM Central / Google Meet

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you’re building.

Join my free community for practical AI lessons, prompts, and the things I’m making. Bring an idea, a question, or something you’d like to make easier.

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A place to put AI into practice

  1. Try something useful.

    Explore lessons, examples, and prompts you can use in your own work.

  2. Bring your questions.

    Share what you’re trying and where you’re getting stuck.

  3. Build alongside others.

    Show what worked, compare approaches, and learn from each other.