You've tried every tool. Watched every tutorial. You're still the one doing all the work.
This is the one hour that unlocks what you've watched everyone else doing.
Look — you've heard this before. You've been on ChatGPT for a year. You've read the prompt threads. You've watched the YouTube tutorials. You've half-built a custom GPT, abandoned a Zapier flow, and bookmarked twelve newsletters you'll get to "soon".
You're not new to this. You're tired of this.
You're paying for ChatGPT.
And Claude. And Perplexity. Maybe Jasper. Maybe Copy.ai. Eighty, a hundred, a hundred and forty-five dollars a month, depending on the stack.
And every Monday morning, you still open your laptop to a cold inbox.
Here's the brutal part: it's not getting better. The longer you use these tools, the better you get at operating them. You become a faster typist of prompts. A smarter QA-er of outputs. A more efficient chief operator of your own AI stack.
Which means you've become really good at one thing: doing the work yourself, with AI as the world's most expensive autocomplete.
The whole point of AI was to give you leverage. Instead, you've trained yourself to be the leverage AI uses.
It doesn't involve switching tools. It doesn't involve "learning AI properly," whatever that's supposed to mean. It doesn't involve another $20/month subscription.
It involves a 30-second mental shift. And once you make it, you can't go back.
The founders who've made the shift aren't asking AI for help with their day. They're not prompting. They're not copying. They're not approving 30 outputs by 9am.
That's the difference between working with AI and getting AI to do the work for you.
And on Thursday May 28 at 11am ET, I'm going to show you exactly how to make the shift — live, on screen, in 60 minutes.
You know that uneasy feeling that everyone you follow on Twitter is doing something with AI you're missing? They are. And it's not what you think.
There are three distinct levels of how people use AI. You can stay at Level 1 forever — most people do — and never get the leverage you were promised. The shift from Level 1 → Level 3 is a one-way door, and most people don't know it exists.
I'll show you the levels, where you currently are, and the exact move that gets you from where you are to where you wanted to be.
This is the 30-second mental model that makes everything else click. Once you see it, every prompt you've ever written looks like the wrong job.
I'll show you why $20-a-month tools are structurally incapable of delivering what you actually wanted from AI — and what the real version looks like.
Hint: it's not a tool. It's not a subscription. It's not a prompt library. It's something you build once and have forever.
This is the part nobody else does.
I'm going to open a blank screen and build one skill of an AI Chief of Staff. Live. In real time. From scratch. End to end.
You'll watch every keystroke. Every decision. Every mistake. Every fix. By minute 30 of the call, you'll have seen the move you've been searching for.
Whether you ever do it yourself or not — you'll never look at AI the same way again.
I owned the 32nd directory listing on Yahoo. Founded Europe's first mobile agency. Shipped 1,400+ digital products retained by Apple, Google, and Microsoft. Built multiple eight-figure companies.
I downloaded the ChatGPT beta on day 2. Since then I've run the longest-standing AI coaching community on the planet — 3+ years, 2,800+ founders, weekly without missing a week.
I'm not a futurist. I'm not an AI commentator. I'm an operator who teaches what's working this week — the fundamentals that don't go obsolete when the next tool launches.
What I'm showing you Thursday is the move I've been teaching in the room for 3 years. Live, on screen, in 60 minutes.
These aren't cherry-picked. They're typical outcomes for founders who commit to the work.
This is a real live training. Not a "webinar." Not 55 minutes of pitch and 5 minutes of demo.
I'm capping it at 100 seats so I can answer your questions live during the Q&A — and 100 is what the Zoom room comfortably holds.
There's a replay — but the live attendees get the part the replay doesn't: real-time Q&A, and one specific reveal at the end of the call that's only for people on the live call.
If you're 50/50 on whether to register — register live. The bar to attend is 60 minutes. The bar to NOT attend is staying exactly where you are.
No pitch deck. No fluff. No catch.
P.S. If you've spent the last year watching everyone else figure out AI and feeling like you're losing ground — this call is for you, specifically.
I built this exact training because I got tired of explaining the shift in 1-on-1 calls. Same lightbulb moment, over and over. So I'm doing it once, live, for everyone, free.
Thursday 11am ET. 60 minutes. That's the whole ask.
— Pete