You were fantastic from day one. The Everything AI program set a new bar for how we approach technology training.
Program Lead Everything AI · Bausch + LombMost people re-explain themselves daily. This one sticks. A self-paced toolkit that teaches you to tell AI what you need, catch it when it's wrong, and make the habit stick, through games you actually play.
Dozens of lessons, 5 unlocked games, a live 8-email series. Or try the free preview, three slides and a live mini-game, no signup.
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The 5 traps that make AI feel dumb, a hands-on catch it when it’s wrong section with a sorting game, and the three moves that make AI pay off: judgment, fitting it into a real task, and making it stick. Each one taught by playing, not reading.
You were fantastic from day one. The Everything AI program set a new bar for how we approach technology training.
Program Lead Everything AI · Bausch + LombYour guidance has been tremendously helpful. The Copilot and Power Apps support made a real difference for our team.
Program Participant Bausch + LombI genuinely enjoyed learning from you. You made complex technology feel approachable and immediately useful.
Program Participant Bausch + LombMost AI courses hand you a stack of prompt templates. You copy them once, forget them by the weekend, and you're no better at thinking with AI than before. Templates expire. Thinking patterns don't.
Here's the proof, not just my word for it. A 2023 study in the journal Science gave 453 working professionals access to ChatGPT for real writing tasks. Task time dropped 40 percent. Quality went up 18 percent. The people who started out weakest gained the most. That's what access alone does.
Now look at what happens with the right training. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon split prompting beginners into two groups. One learned prompt tricks and templates. The other learned to nail down what they actually needed before typing anything, the same move this toolkit teaches. The second group improved twenty times more than the first, on the same task, in the same amount of time.
Access helps. Judgment helps more. This toolkit teaches the second one, how to frame a problem, how to catch the AI being confidently wrong, how to interrogate an answer, and when not to trust it at all. You learn by playing, not by reading slides you'll never reopen.
Dozens of short lessons across a dozen sections. Read at your own pace, in your browser, nothing to install.
The moves are taught through play, so they stick. You practice the skill in the same place you learn it.
A full section on spotting confident-but-wrong answers, with a hands-on drag-sort that teaches a real check from a fake one.
Vague asks, treating it like a search box, blaming the tool, starting from zero, trusting it blindly. Each with a quick gut-check.
Judgment, fitting AI into a real task, and making it stick, so it pays off past the novelty.
Full versions of AI Detective, Prompt Wizardry, ClarityQuest, Agent Quest, and AI or Die.
Thirty real work situations that show you where your AI thinking is sharp and where it’s sloppy, so you can spot blind spots before you start.
My reverse-interview prompt that sets up your AI to know your job and talk like you, not like a press release.
A downloadable Claude skill that red-teams any idea between two real, named experts, then hands you a clean recommendation.
Short daily nudges that turn what you learned into a routine instead of a one-time read.
You use AI at work and want to get genuinely good at it, not just collect prompts. You learn better by doing than by watching. You'd rather own the skill than depend on a cheat sheet.
You're looking to train a whole team in a live session, or you need a custom, facilitated program. For that, the team workshops are the better fit.
There's an edition built for health services professionals: nurses, social workers, counselors, allied health, anyone whose notes and decisions carry real stakes. Notes, Not Judgment takes this same judgment-first approach into the clinical room: the note that invents a detail, the citation that doesn't exist, the line you don't cross with patient information.
You don't have to take my word for it. Two ways to see how it teaches:
Built by Chrysti Reichert, who trains these same skills in person for teams at the organizations above.
The toolkit teaches the thinking. These take it further.
A guided skill that interviews you and writes your own AI setup with you: how you want to be treated, your actual work, your specific habits and rules. Comes with a workbook and a no-install fallback.
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The full workbook (dozens of lessons across a dozen sections, including the new catch-it-when-it’s-wrong section, the 5 traps, and the use-it-well moves), 20+ inline mini-games, 5 unlocked games, the AI Skills Check, the custom-instructions (reverse-interview) prompt, the downloadable adversary-debate skill, and the habit-builder email series.
Instantly. After checkout you get immediate access in your browser. Nothing to install.
No. It teaches thinking patterns, not tool-specific tricks, so it works with whatever AI you already use.
Yes. The free preview walks you through the first three slides and a live game, and AI Detective is free to play in full. The other four games and the complete workbook come with the toolkit.
No. The toolkit is the self-paced version for individuals. The workshops are live, hands-on sessions for teams. Want this for your whole team? Book a discovery call.
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