Meeting and idea capture layer
Granola catches real meetings, notes, and voice thoughts, then gets cleared instead of becoming another archive.
Founding cohort · Tuesdays, July 28 - September 15, 2026 · Live build sessions
Stop collecting AI tools and start shipping the workflows that make solo work less fragile: client calls become follow-up, ideas become content, prospects become pipeline, and your weekly numbers become decisions.
Four tools. Under $150/month. Eight weeks live, plus 30 days of post-cohort build support.
The real problem
A solo founder does not need another clever prompt. You need fewer dropped balls. You need client meetings to turn into next actions, outreach to stop living in a spreadsheet you avoid, and a weekly rhythm that tells you what matters before the week gets away from you.
Practical AI means turning the repeated parts of your business into workflows you can run again tomorrow. This cohort is built around those workflows, not abstract AI literacy.
Why eight weeks
This is purposefully not a "learn everything about Claude, Codex, or the newest AI tool in one day" workshop. Those can be useful for exposure, but they rarely change how a business actually runs.
Practical AI is a different way of working. You need time to build, use the workflow on real work, notice where it breaks, and come back with better questions. The pacing is part of the product: one layer at a time, with enough reps for the system to become operational instead of inspirational.
Before / after
What you actually build
Granola catches real meetings, notes, and voice thoughts, then gets cleared instead of becoming another archive.
Your voice, audience, offers, goals, and reusable workflows live where AI can use them.
Content, contacts, sales, meetings, tasks, references, and decisions land in one durable place.
Claude researches and drafts. Notion tracks every send, follow-up, reply, and next touch.
A call becomes a summary, decision log, linked contact record, task list, and next-meeting prep brief.
A weekly agent reads your goals and data, names what is working, flags stalls, and recommends next moves.
A Tuesday after the cohort
You open your HQ, run your Morning Brief, take a client call, promote the useful pieces, draft the follow-up in your voice, update the pipeline, and let your weekly Chief of Staff review tell you what to fix next.
8-week live build
Set up Granola and Obsidian, lock privacy settings, capture real material, and learn what should not stay in capture.
You leave with: a working capture layer.Configure Claude with your business context and build your first assets: voice, ICP, content strategy, and Morning Brief.
You leave with: a thinking partner that knows your business.Build your Notion HQ, content pipeline, sales pipeline, contacts database, and durable reference layer.
You leave with: the place your business runs from.Run one real meeting from Granola to Claude to Notion, with summary, action items, linked contacts, and next steps.
You leave with: a repeatable meeting workflow.Research real prospects, draft outreach that reads like it was written for one person, and track every touch.
You leave with: a revenue workflow, not a blank sales spreadsheet.Create a scorecard, configure the agent, connect it to your business data, and run it against your real goals.
You leave with: a weekly strategic review ritual.Operate the full system on real work, then diagnose where it stalls, drags, or gets avoided.
You leave with: a prioritized map of the leaks.Fix the top leaks, schedule the maintenance cadence, and learn when a new tool earns its place.
You leave with: a system you can keep running.Included after week 8
The first month after a course is where systems either become real or quietly disappear. Every seat includes 30 days of weekly cohort support focused on your custom builds: the workflow you are adapting, the dashboard you are tuning, and the handoff that broke when it met your actual week.
Level 2 pathway
Level 2 Course: Practical AI for Marketing builds on the operating system you create here, then goes deeper into AI-enabled marketing operations: campaign planning, content production, audience research, nurture workflows, and performance review.
Access to Level 2 is limited to students who complete Level 1, because the marketing layer only works when your capture, thinking, and system-of-record foundations are already running.
Best fit
Founding cohort seat
One payment · 8 live Tuesday sessions from July 28 to September 15 · 30 days of support · recordings included
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