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1:1 AI course

Hand a weekly chore to AI, and leave it there.

I’m Lee. Over the past few months I’ve handed most of the busywork in my email, Xiaohongshu (RedNote), video, YouTube and LinkedIn to AI, and filmed six of those handovers as a public series.

Melbourne · in person, one to one · Chinese or English · one discovery chat, three sessions, two check-ins · Friends’ rate A$680 (from A$980)

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Friends kept asking how I do it. Rather than explain it, I’d like to sit beside you and, on your own computer with your own accounts, build one or two workflows that keep running on their own. That’s this course.

Where to start

What would you most like off your plate?

Pick as many work tasks as you like. Choose just one social platform: each has its own readers and its own way of working, so in three sessions we do one of them well.

What would you most like off your plate?

Your three sessions, roughly

Pick one or two above, and your plan fills in here.

  1. A 30-minute chat first
  2. Session 1 · Foundations and your first workflow ·
  3. Session 2 · Your second workflow ·
  4. Session 3 · Tie it together
  5. Two 30-minute check-ins
How it runs

Half an hour to talk, then three sessions.

Each session is an hour and a half to two hours, in Melbourne, with me beside you. I show it first with sample data, then you do it with your own.

  1. 01

    A 30-minute chat first

    One page: which task comes first, what the AI is given, and who has the final say.

  2. 02

    Session 1 · Foundations and your first workflow

    One project, one folder, and a note for the AI: who you are, what you do, what it must not touch. Then we build your first workflow with your real material.

    A tidy project folder; your own AI rules; your first workflow, run once end to end.

  3. 03

    Session 2 · Your second workflow

    The second thing you chose, handed over too.

  4. 04

    Session 3 · Tie it together

    You run it all yourself, start to finish, and take away a weekly rhythm and a handbook.

  5. 05

    Two 30-minute check-ins

    After two weeks of real use, we fix whatever got stuck.

The three sessions work best a week apart. In the week between, you run it yourself, and we look at whatever came up next time.
Session 1 has the most to do, so please finish the installs and the backup on the checklist below beforehand.

Before we start

That’s all you need to prepare.

No need to have it all ready at once. Read it through so you know what’s coming; in our first half-hour we go through it together, line by line.

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Your ticks stay in this device’s browser and aren’t sent to us. When you apply, your tally goes with the form. The accounts and material sections show only what fits the directions you picked.

Think it through

Your computer

Accounts

Safety and privacy

Material to bring

Time

A quick sum

Roughly how many hours a week does it take?

That is your own estimate. We build the thing first, then look together at what it really saves.

Afterwards

What you leave with.

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You will have

  • One or two workflows that really run on your own computer.
  • A tidy project folder, and your own AI rules: what it may do, and what needs your nod.
  • Notes from every session: which settings changed, and how to undo them.
  • Two weeks of follow-up: if anything breaks, we fix it together.

You won’t have

  • Anything sent on your behalf without your say. Whether to go fully automatic is your call; I explain the platforms’ rules and risks first.
  • A promise of followers or hours saved.
  • Any advice on loans or investments.
FAQ

Things you might be wondering

I can’t code. Is that a problem?

Not at all. For most people the Claude desktop app is enough. If you are comfortable in a terminal, we can go further.

Online or in person?

In person, in Melbourne, one to one. We work on your own computer, and that’s clearest side by side.

English or Chinese?

Either. Your choice.

Will you see my data?

Yes, whatever is on your screen. That’s why we sign a confidentiality note first, I demonstrate with sample data, and your real material only comes up when you’re at the keyboard. I keep none of your files.

What’s the difference between the friends’ rate and the standard rate?

Only the price; the course is the same: A$680 at the friends’ rate, from A$980 at the standard rate (AUD, excl. GST). After each session I’ll ask for ten minutes of your thoughts on what worked and what didn’t.

I’d like all three platforms. What then?

Start with one and add the next once it runs smoothly. Start all three at once and the approvals alone will swamp you. We’ll settle the order and the cost when we talk.

Can it be fully automatic?

How far it can go depends on the platform and on how much risk you’re comfortable with. Some platforms’ terms don’t allow automated posting, and an account can be restricted. We start with “AI drafts, you approve”; if you want to go further, we decide together.

Apply

When you’re ready, tell me.

A few lines is plenty. I read every one and reply myself, and we start with half an hour to see whether the course suits you.

Anything you haven’t sent yet is kept in this device’s browser, and cleared once it’s sent.
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No rush. When you have thought it over, get in touch.
We’ll sit down for half an hour first and see whether it suits you.

Lee · PWE