AI classes in Orlando, for your actual life
Most AI training is built for people at work, by people who assume you already know what a prompt is.
This is for the other thing. The load you carry at home that nobody put on a job description.
This is for you if
- You’ve heard about AI for two years and haven’t used it for anything that matters
- You’re keeping track of your parents, your kids and your job, and nobody sees how much that is
- You tried it once, got something generic back, and never went back
- You already copy and paste into ChatGPT, and suspect it could do a lot more on its own
- You’d rather have someone next to you when it breaks than another video course you won’t finish
- Your evenings are the scarcest thing you have, and this has to be worth one
What we actually cover
No theory. Everything here is something you’ll use the same week.
- Privacy first. The settings most people never find, and what to keep out before you connect anything
- What’s possible, from real life. The ways Renee uses AI at home, from school emails to a parent’s prescriptions to online returns, so you recognize the moment it could help you
- Connectors, explained. Linking AI to your email, calendar and files, so it works in the background instead of waiting for you to copy and paste
- An assistant that knows your life, so it stops answering like you’re everyone else
- Putting it on a schedule, so your Monday briefing is waiting before you’re out of bed
What an “AI assistant” actually is
Plain answers to what people ask before they sign up.
Is it a new app?
No. It lives inside an AI app you can use today, like ChatGPT or Claude. We help you pick one. We never sell you software.
What makes it an assistant?
A saved setup with your instructions and background, connected to the places your life already runs, like your email and calendar. It works in the background instead of waiting for you.
Can it work without me copying and pasting?
Yes. That is what connectors are for. They link the AI to your email, calendar and files. You choose what to connect, and we cover the privacy settings before you turn anything on.
Do I need a subscription?
Not to start. The free version is enough to follow along in the intro class. Connecting your email and calendar usually needs a paid plan, about $20 a month, paid to the AI company, not to us.
How much upkeep is there?
A few minutes when something changes, like a new school year, a new doctor or a new client.
What still needs me?
Anything that gets sent, paid or signed. It drafts and organizes. You decide.
Taught by Renee Seltzer
- 27+ years in marketing, including 17 running her own agency and consultancy, helping organizations modernize and layer in new technology
- Fractional CMO for the University of Arizona, with clients including Boston University, Georgetown and Johns Hopkins
- Most recently with Brown University’s leadership development work, helping Fortune 100 companies with change management and weaving AI into their culture
- Runs her own business and household on more than 30 AI assistants she built herself, without writing code
Do any of these sound familiar?
If you nodded at one of these, you’re in the right room. Here’s what AI does about each one.
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Mom fell. She’s okay. Now she needs help at home, and you don’t know where to start. The fallWith AI The kinds of help that exist, what each one does, and the questions to ask before you call anyone.
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Look into assisted living. Ask about Dad’s will. Someday. The someday listWith AI Turn “someday” into three small steps for this week, with the phone numbers already found.
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Nine emails from school this week, read between meetings. One of them mattered. The school emailsWith AI One Sunday summary: what’s due, what to sign and what you can ignore.
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2:14 a.m. Remembered the permission slip. And the dentist. And Mom’s refill. The 2 a.m. listWith AI A Monday briefing that holds every date, so your brain doesn’t have to at 2 a.m.
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Walked into the kitchen. Forgot why. Third time today. The kitchen doorwayWith AI Say it to your phone the moment you think of it, and it’s waiting on your morning list.
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Everyone’s week is planned. Yours doesn’t have a single free hour in it. Last on the listWith AI Once the planning is off your plate, an hour shows up. We put it on your calendar first.
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Six envelopes from Mom’s insurance. None of them say what they want. The mail pileWith AI Cross out her name, snap the letter, and get a plain-English answer: what it is and whether you need to do anything.
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You know Dad shouldn’t be driving. You’ve meant to bring it up since March. The conversationWith AI Help planning what to say, and what’s available nearby, so the talk ends with a next step.
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Fourth text this week asking how Mom’s appointment went. The group textWith AI One clear update for the whole family, written before you leave the parking lot.
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Dad’s home from the hospital with a stack of paper and three new pills. The discharge papersWith AI Every medicine change, every follow-up and who to call, in one page. Then check it with his pharmacist.
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Three Medicare plans, forty pages each, and Mom wants you to pick. Open enrollmentWith AI The three plans side by side in plain English, so the two of you can decide together.
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The fridge is the family calendar. Nobody else reads it. The fridgeWith AI Snap a photo of the fridge. AI pulls out every date and adds it to your calendar once you say yes.
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312 unread. Somewhere in there is the one that matters. The inboxWith AI A morning list of the five emails that actually need you, with drafts ready.
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Eleven schools, four deadline types, one teenager who says it’s handled. The college spreadsheetWith AI Every school’s deadlines and required forms on one page, with reminders a week before each.
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Planning five dinners from the school pickup line. Again. The pickup lineWith AI Five dinners and a grocery list sorted by aisle, built from what you tell it is in the fridge.
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47 tabs open. One of them is the camp deadline. The open tabsWith AI One question gets the deadline and the form link. Check the date on the official site, then set the reminder.
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Mom got a call from “Medicare.” She almost gave them her number. The callWith AI A one-page family plan for scam calls, written together and taped by her phone.
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Nobody else knows where the insurance policy is. Or the passwords. Or the vet. If something happenedWith AI AI interviews you one section at a time and writes the file your family would need.
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Hosting Thanksgiving for 14. Two vegetarians, one gluten-free, one bringing “a dish.” The holidayWith AI The menu, the shopping list, the cooking timeline and the text to everyone about what to bring.
Every one of these gets set up in the four weeks. See what it costs
Not ready for four weeks? Start with the $39 intro class
Classes for you
Two classes for your own life, in person in Orlando. Start with the intro class, then go further with the four-week series.
- 1$39
Start here: the intro class
90-Minutes, In-person in Orlando. You leave with your own 24/7 Personal Assistant. Runs monthly, one per person. You also see what AI can do for your week, and get an honest account of what it will and will not do.
- 2$497
Then: Get Your Week Back
Four evenings, a small group. You leave with it set up and running the parts of your week you have been carrying alone. The same people each week, which turns out to be most of why it works.
Running a business or training a team? See AI training for business. Or see every class and training in one place.
Why it is built this way
The intro class tells you whether this is real. The series makes it stick.
People who only ever attend a one-off class have almost always stopped using it by the following Thursday, and we would rather tell you that than sell you the afternoon.
Questions people ask before booking
Do I need to buy anything first?
No. The intro class needs nothing but your phone, and week one of the series runs on the free version. We cover what the paid plans add and when they are worth it, and nobody is pushed.
Is this for beginners, or for people already using AI?
Both. Whether you’re just starting with AI or already using it and know you could get more from it, we tailor the class to where everyone in the room is, and we answer your questions as we go.
I already use ChatGPT. What will I get out of it?
Most people are using a fraction of what it can do. We set it up to know your life and your week, so the answers stop being generic, and you leave with it handling the repeat work for you.
Can I bring a friend?
Yes, and most people do.
Running a business, or deciding what your company offers its people? AI training for business is over here
Start with the intro class
90-Minutes, In-person in Orlando. You leave with your own 24/7 Personal Assistant. $39, one per person.
- Build your first AI assistant, with help in the room
- See what AI can actually do for your week
- An honest account of what it cannot do
