Purpose before mechanism
Start with the result the work must create before choosing a tool or technique.
ChatGPT & workflow coaching
Learn to use ChatGPT on a real task you do every week.
A guided 90-minute working session for one recurring task you own. We map the work first, decide what should stay with your judgment, then build and test a first version together in ChatGPT or another tool that fits. You practice on your own work, so you know how to run and improve it afterward.
Book the 90-Minute Session$350 fixed scope
Not every task needs AI, and not every task is finished in 90 minutes. One recurring task, not a multi-team redesign or a broad AI rollout.
Not sure it fits? Book a free 20-minute call first.
Tasks that tend to fit
- A weekly report pulled together from a few spreadsheets
- Checking invoices or bills against a price list
- Follow-up emails after calls or meetings
- Turning meeting notes into clear next steps
- Comparing numbers across systems before sign-off
- Routine status updates for a team or client
Examples of the kind of work people bring, not client results.
How the work stays useful
The method keeps the workflow grounded.
AI can be part of the answer, but it is never the starting assumption. We clarify what the work is for, what it must respect, and what the evidence says before we decide where leverage belongs.
Boundaries before solutions
Name the constraints, decisions, risks, and non-negotiables before changing the workflow.
Evidence over pattern-matching
Patterns guide the conversation, but the work in front of us decides what belongs.
Human judgment stays visible
The right workflow preserves context, judgment, and accountability where they matter.
Automation must improve work
A faster version of a bad or unclear process is not a successful outcome.
90 minutes, fully scoped
A working session with a clear arc.
Every segment earns its place: understand the work, locate leverage, test the next version, and make the handoff usable.
110 min
Purpose
Define the outcome and what “better” needs to mean.
215 min
Boundaries
Set scope, constraints, risks, decisions, and non-negotiables.
320 min
Current Model
Map how the task actually moves today, including judgment calls.
415 min
Simplify / Support
Decide what to eliminate, simplify, preserve as human judgment, or support with technology.
520 min
Build / Test
Create and pressure-test the highest-value change or implementation path.
610 min
Handoff
Capture instructions, baseline measures, and next actions.
What you leave with
The output is built to be used.
The session is not a strategy conversation that ends when the call ends. It produces the pieces needed to try the workflow, measure it, and decide what to change next.
Purpose statement
Boundaries and non-negotiables
Current-state workflow model
Governing variable
Leverage map: eliminate, simplify, keep human, agent-assist, automate
Working first version or implementation blueprint
Instructions for using or continuing the workflow
Time baseline and measurement approach
14-day async check-in
Good fit
Bring one piece of work you can actually change.
- You own one recurring task and can bring a specific example to the session.
- You want a useful first version, not a broad AI brainstorm.
- You can share the current inputs, outputs, tools, and constraints before we meet.
- You are willing to test the workflow in real work after the session.
Choose another starting point when
- The workflow spans multiple teams and needs broader operating-model alignment.
- You want someone to build a full custom application or manage an implementation team.
- The problem is still too broad to name as one recurring task.
- You are looking for prompts or automation without changing the underlying work.
If the change involves adoption across several people, roles, or teams, explore AI Adoption Consulting or start with an Execution Clarity Diagnostic.
Compare your optionsBefore we meet
A little intake makes the 90 minutes count.
- 01Name the recurring task and what “done” looks like.
- 02Bring one recent example, the current steps, and any relevant artifacts.
- 03Note where time, rework, waiting, or judgment currently shows up.
- 04List the tools, permissions, privacy limits, and people involved.
Common questions
Know the boundary before you book.
Does workflow optimization require AI or automation?
No. We clarify and simplify the workflow first. AI, automation, or another tool enters only when it improves the work without hiding important judgment or accountability.
What does the 90-Minute Workflow Optimization Session cover?
The session covers purpose, boundaries, the current workflow model, a simplify-or-support decision, a build and test step, and a handoff for one recurring task you own.
Is this a software development engagement?
No. The session produces a working first version when the scope allows it, or an implementation blueprint with instructions, a time baseline, and a measurement approach. It is not a full custom application build.
What if the workflow spans multiple teams?
A workflow involving multiple people, roles, or teams usually needs a broader process diagnosis than one 90-minute session can provide. Start with a free fit call so we can look at ownership, handoffs, constraints, and the most useful next step.
Book a free fit callReady to work on one workflow?
Book the 90-Minute Workflow Optimization Session.
Bring a real recurring task. We will make the purpose, boundaries, leverage, and next version visible enough to use.
Book for $350For a shared workflow
Group Workflow Optimization Workshop
A four-hour facilitated workshop for a shared workflow, with a minimum of 6 seats and room for up to 15 participants. The group leaves with a common model, leverage opportunities, and a prioritized implementation path.
This is a group working session. It is not 15 individual workflow builds.
- 4 hours
- $250 per seat
- 6-seat minimum
- 15-seat maximum
Teams with fewer than 6 participants are welcome at the 6-seat minimum.
Book a 20-Minute Group Workshop ConsultationPublic workshops
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