How it works
- Tap the hours you want. Pick one hour or several in a row.
- Fill in your details. Name, phone, location, and what you want to learn.
- Call Robert to confirm. Your hold is not a confirmed session until you speak with him personally.
A one-hour travel & rest buffer is held before and after every session, so the hour touching a booked block cannot be reserved.
Available Wednesdays (Pacific Time)
Wednesday August 12 2026
Wednesday August 19 2026
Wednesday August 26 2026
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Wednesday January 6 2027
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Wednesday July 28 2027
Your Details
You are on the calendar — but not confirmed yet
You must call Robert personally to confirm this session. Your hours are held on the calendar, but the session is not confirmed until you speak with him.
Holds that are not confirmed by phone may be released.
What the training covers
Sessions are shaped around what you need. Popular topics from the course:
- The AI tools that exist right now — what ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Grok are each good at, and which one actually suits the way you work.
- Prompts that get a usable answer — how to ask for exactly what you want, instead of a vague question that buries you in filler.
- Why AI “forgets” halfway through — the context window in plain terms, and when to start a fresh chat rather than fight it.
- Giving AI a persona and rules — tell it to answer as an accountant, a nurse, or a travel agent, and hold it to the limits you set.
- Understanding Deep Research — hand it one question, let it read for twenty minutes, and get back a written report with its sources listed.
- Catching made-up answers — why AI invents facts that sound convincing, and the habit of checking anything that matters.
- Paying for AI without overpaying — which subscription is worth it for you, and how to audit the ones you are already on.
- Privacy and AI memory — what it quietly remembers about you, what you should never type into it, and how to clear it out.
- Answers out of your own paperwork — hand it a contract, a bill, a spreadsheet, or a photo of a form, and ask plain questions about it.
- Making and fixing pictures — generate a flyer with readable text on it, take someone out of a photo, change the background or the weather.
- Letting AI do the clicking — agentic AI that opens websites, fills in forms, and works through a task while you get on with something else.
- Building a website or a small app — describe what you want in plain English, watch it get built, and keep changing it as you go.