Pathway 02
Make AI Work for Your Business
Learn to prioritise applications, assess readiness, run a pilot, support adoption and measure success.
Who it is for
- Business owners and managers deciding where AI should be used first.
- Teams that tried tools but saw little lasting change in how work gets done.
What you can learn
- Prioritise AI applications by value, effort and risk.
- Assess whether your team, data and processes are ready.
- Design and run a small, bounded pilot.
- Support adoption so the new way of working holds.
- Define measures of success before you start.
See example outcomes
- A shortlist of AI applications ranked for your business.
- A one-page pilot plan with an owner, scope and success measure.
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Free Prompt Starter
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One prompt for this pathway you can use at work today.
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Prompt template · Make AI Work for Your Business · Start
Help me decide which [process or task] to improve with AI first, so that [business result]. My business does [what]. The team has [size, skills]. We currently use [tools]. These are the candidate tasks: [list with rough time spent each week]. Do not recommend specific vendors. Flag any task involving personal or confidential data. A table ranking each task on value, effort and risk, with one sentence of reasoning per task. List the questions I should answer before starting a pilot on the top-ranked task.
Short example
Help me decide which administrative task to improve with AI first, so that we free up time for client work. We are a six-person bookkeeping firm using email and spreadsheets. Candidates: intake emails (5h/week), monthly reports (8h/week), appointment planning (3h/week). Do not recommend vendors. Rank each on value, effort and risk in a table.
Three ways to check the response
- Check the ranking against what you know of your own team; AI cannot see your context unless you give it.
- Look for tasks the output marked as risky and confirm who in your business decides on those.
- Treat the result as a starting point for a conversation with your team, not as a decision.
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Personalised Workbook
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Built around your goal, role and a real task from your work.
What the workbook includes
- A workbook personalised to your goal, role and task
- Explanations, worked examples and step-by-step exercises
- Prompts, templates and answer spaces
- A final deliverable and an implementation checklist
- One targeted revision
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What do you want to achieve?Optional
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For example: "Hand weekly reporting to AI and spend the time on client work."
- When would you like to start?
- Where can I reply?
Guided Implementation Lab
USD 997, one-time
Learn it with a group, guided.
See the proposed scope
- Three live group sessions
- Exercises between sessions
- Defined templates and review
- One bounded final deliverable
Dates and capacity are shared on request.
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For example: "Hand weekly reporting to AI and spend the time on client work."
- When would you like to start?
- Where can I reply?
Business Lite and Premium
Tailored quote
Training and implementation support for your team.
What Business Lite includes
- One team and one pathway
- Discovery
- A tailored workshop
- One agreed deliverable
- One follow-up review
What Business Premium includes
- Broader organisational scope
- Leadership alignment
- Prioritised applications
- Tailored training and implementation support
- Shared working practices
- Agreed measures and follow-up
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I am interested in
- Your organisation
- What should your team be able to do?
- When would you like to start?
- Where can I reply?
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