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 and still get polished answers they cannot quite trust. This self-paced toolkit teaches you how to ask for what you actually need, catch what quietly changed, and build a way of working with AI that lasts longer than the latest prompt trick.
Same prompt. Three different answers. Zero warning labels.
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A dozen sections, 15 interactive games and checks, five unlocked games, the AI Skills Check, reusable prompts, a downloadable skill, and an 8-email habit-builder. One payment. Future updates included.
Here is a real exercise out of Level 6. No mockup, no edit. The workbook hands you an answer and makes you call it.
Level 6 · Catch it
The answer is warm. It is confident. It has a number in it, so it sounds like it knows. It is also wrong in a way that can hurt a baby, and nothing on that screen tells you. That gap is what the whole toolkit trains.
New in this version
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 + Lomb“Better output” is too vague to train. The real job is observable. Check whether the cited source exists. Open the live page before a current price reaches a decision. Compare the draft against a known-good example. Put a human checkpoint before risky work leaves the team.
The research shows why those habits matter. In a field experiment with 758 consultants, AI improved speed and quality on tasks it could handle. On a task outside that boundary, people using AI were 19 percentage points less likely to reach the correct answer than people working without it.
Microsoft researchers found another piece of the same problem. Across 319 knowledge workers and 936 first-hand examples, higher confidence in AI was associated with less critical thinking. The work shifted toward verifying information, fitting it into the job, and staying responsible for the result.
That is what this toolkit practices: frame the job, catch the confident wrong answer, check outside the chat, and decide when AI should not be trusted at all.
A source that nobody opened. A number with no date. Three employees using the same AI tool with three different standards. A draft that arrived quickly and came back covered in corrections. Those are training problems a company can name and measure.
Ask employees to handle the same work situation. Record who verifies the claim, who trusts the formatting, and who knows where a human must step in.
Run a new situation with the same kinds of calls. Measure the change in checking, task fit, safe inputs, and human checkpoints.
If you are bringing this to a Florida employer, there may be a workforce-training reimbursement path. The company applies and funding is never guaranteed. I built a plain-English fit check so nobody has to pretend the answer is simpler than it is.
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:
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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.
Get instant access · $39 →Work through your own real material with me directly, so what you learned in the toolkit gets applied to your actual job, not a hypothetical one.
Book your session · $500 →See the current employer-training funding path, the rules I will not overpromise, and the information needed for a possible-fit review.
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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), 15 interactive games and checks, 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 $47 self-paced version for individuals. The workshops are live, hands-on sessions for teams. Florida employers can also request a training-funding fit review before booking.
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