AI has gone from a novelty to something your company now expects you to know.
If you feel a step behind, catching up is easier than you think. It takes one day, and you can start with half of it.
Like a smarter Google
Ask a question, get an answer, then do all the work yourself. It tells you how to write the report.
In three hours, with no coding and no tech experience, you'll build your own agent in Claude Cowork simply by describing what you want in plain English. Not a generic tool — one shaped around your job, your workflow, your goals. You'll build it on the task that eats the most of your week.
Three examples of the kind of work agents like yours handle.
Research an account across the web, pull the latest news and the people you'll be meeting, and build a one-page brief with a personalized opener.
Take your call notes and, in one run, write the follow-up email, build the action list with owners and due dates, and format a clean summary for your CRM.
Pull a prospect's website and your notes together into a first-draft proposal — their goals, your recommendation, and the follow-up email to send with it.
Once you can build one, you can build one for anything.
Your Tuesday does not split neatly into work and home. Your tools should stop pretending it does.
In the afternoon lab you build your own AI chief of staff: one assistant that briefs you every morning on your meetings, your deadlines, and your family's moving parts, then takes one more recurring load off your plate entirely. You choose which one. You leave with it running.
A 7:00 AM briefing that lays out your work calendar, your kids' schedules, and your deadlines in one message, with the conflict nobody caught flagged before your first coffee.
Meeting notes turned into the follow-up email in your voice, with every action item logged, before you leave the parking lot.
The school newsletter, the team app, and the camp emails swept into one Sunday list of what to sign, what to pay, and what to pack, each with its deadline.
Hands-on, from two people who build and teach this for a living.
HEADSHOT
Glen Caruso
Advises executives on decision-making in the AI era.
thedigitalcurators.com ↗HEADSHOT
Love Hudson-Maggio
She is a 25-year marketing technology veteran, a published bestselling author, and the founder of Executive Life Architecture. Every system taught in this room runs on her own businesses, her own family, and her own calendar.
lovehudsonmaggio.co ↗The whole day, at a glance.
The morning, mapped out.
The afternoon, mapped out.
“I'm not techie enough for this.”
You're exactly who we built it for. You won't be the only beginner in the room, and you won't leave empty-handed.
Small room on purpose. If you're not sold by the first break, we'll refund every dollar.
One day.
Two labs.
Yours to keep.
The full day is $495 through August 31 — less than the price of a lab and a half.
No booking fees. Refund in full if you're not sold by the first break — every ticket type. All three tickets are live now; Early Bird pricing ends August 31.