You picked the technology door…
You don’t need to understand AI. You need to use it by Thursday.
Most AI training explains what a large language model is. Nobody has ever closed a deal with that. There are three ways in below. Start with the cheapest one that fits.
Open Mic.
“I just want to be in the room where people are figuring this out.”
A working community for anyone building with AI. Show up, bring the thing you’re stuck on, watch other people solve it live. No industry requirement, no experience requirement, no pretending you already know. This is the lowest-friction way to stop feeling behind, and for most people it is genuinely enough.
Join Open Mic or look around the whole community firstInsurance.
“My agency is the thing I need this for.”
Insurance Rockstars. Same room, but everyone in it runs an agency. Quoting, servicing, renewals, producer workflows, carrier headaches. Examples land as real work instead of generic demos, because I built my career in this industry.
Join Insurance Rockstars what this looks like for an agencyYour team.
“I need thirty people to move at once.”
A keynote or a workshop built on your actual workflows, not a generic deck. We find where the hours are going, build in the room, and your people leave with something they made and will defend. Half-day through multi-session.
Book a demo or just talk it through with me firstWhy the last training didn’t stick.
Somebody came in, showed your team six tools, and left. Everyone nodded. Two weeks later the only person still using anything was the one who was already going to figure it out alone.
That is not a tool problem. Nobody in that room felt safe saying “I don’t understand what I’m looking at.” So they didn’t. They went back to their desk and did it the old way, and now they feel behind on top of it.
I spent years on job sites before I spent years in boardrooms. Same lesson in both. People do not resist change. They resist being made to feel stupid in front of people they work with.
So we start with your actual Tuesday. Not with the technology.
See it in a room.
A full workshop, unedited, with an audience that walked in skeptical.
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What you actually walk out with
A finished thing.
A working system, not notes
A live workflow, a prompt library built around how your business actually talks, or a rollout plan with names and dates on it. Something that exists when you get back to your desk.
The judgment to know what not to automate
The expensive mistake is automating the part of your business that was the relationship. We draw that line together, on purpose.
A team that will admit what they don’t know
This is the quiet one, and it is the whole game. If your people can say “wait, go back” out loud, adoption takes care of itself.
What leaders wrote back.
“Davie helped us increase our closing ratio and gave us a real system to scale our sales team. He doesn’t just talk AI, he builds it with you.”
David Watson · RiskAdvisor
“Within weeks we had a real content strategy powered by AI that actually connects with our audience.”
The Hicks Agency
Not sure which one?
Fifteen minutes. Tell me what is eating your week and I will point you at the cheapest thing that fixes it, even if that is not me.
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