Claude. ChatGPT.
The right tool for the work.
Learn which AI to use for which job, without the skipped steps, the tool confusion, or the “just use this prompt” nonsense that goes absolutely nowhere by Wednesday.
Not “pick one forever.” More like: use the right workspace for the job, and know how to pass work between them without creating chaos.
For the people who keep switching tabs and getting nowhere.
Four workshops. One operating method.
Each session is live and practical. You leave with something you can use on Tuesday morning.
Click each session to see exactly what it covers.
The Right AI for the Job
The decision-making layer that makes the rest of the series make sense.
- When to use Claude — and when not to
- When to use ChatGPT — and when not to
- When neither AI is the right answer
- How to choose by task: writing, images, research, data, planning, admin
- How to stop duplicating the same work across tools
Claude as Your Work Brain
Set Claude up as the place ongoing thinking actually lives.
- Claude Chat vs CoWork vs Code — what each is actually for
- Project folders and working context that do not fall apart
- Using Claude for writing, thinking, planning, and refining
- Setting up a project brain you will actually go back to
- The setup steps and terminology people quietly get stuck on
ChatGPT as Your Production Studio
Where ChatGPT’s multimodal range earns its keep.
- Images for social, brand visuals, content support, and mockups
- Search and cited research without invented sources
- Spreadsheets, data analysis, and file review
- When ChatGPT is the better workspace for a given task
- How to avoid messy prompts that produce pretty but unusable output
Using Them Together Without Making a Mess
The workflow glue — moving work between tools without losing the thread.
- How to move work between tools without losing context
- What to keep in Claude, what to produce in ChatGPT
- How to build a simple AI working method you will actually use
- How not to end up with duplicated files and three versions of the truth
- A clean operating method that works after the series ends
Founding-round pricing.
No countdown timers. No fake scarcity. The price genuinely changes after the founding round closes.
| Option | Founding | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Single workshop Any one session on its own | $47 | $97 |
| Full 4-part series All four sessions, in order | $167 | $327 |
All sessions are live with replays included.
REASONABLE QUESTIONS
Questions I've been asked in private sessions.
Do I need to be "techy" to keep up?
No. The whole series is built for smart non-developers. If you can keep two browser tabs open without panicking, you’ll be fine. We skip the part where someone explains LLMs using a railway metaphor for 25 minutes.
Are the sessions live or recorded?
Live. You can ask questions, push back, and watch real workflows happen. Replays are included, so if you miss one, you won’t lose your place in the series.
Do I need a paid Claude and ChatGPT account?
Workshop 1 can be done with free accounts. Workshops 2–4 are different.
If you want to follow along properly, you’ll need paid access for the features we’ll actually be using: Claude Cowork, Claude Design, Claude Code, ChatGPT Projects, image generation, file work, and data features.
Some features also come with usage caps. Image creation, uploads, voice, and heavier model use may run out or reset depending on your plan. I’ll show you what needs which plan, what can be done on free accounts, and where upgrading is worth it.
What if I'm already using one tool — say, ChatGPT — and don't fancy switching?
You’re not switching. You’re learning when the other tool is worth bringing in — and whether a second subscription earns its keep.
For some businesses, two paid tools make sense. For others, one well-used workspace is enough. The point is not to collect subscriptions. It’s to understand what each tool is better at, where it fits, and how to move work between them without turning your workflow into spaghetti.
Will this still be useful in six months when the tools have changed again?
Yes — because the point is not to crown one tool forever.
I was going to teach Claude as the main workspace. Then ChatGPT moved itself firmly back into the conversation. That’s AI at the moment. We can’t know exactly what comes next, so we work with the strongest tools available now, for the jobs we need them to do now.
The useful skill is learning how to judge fit, choose the right workspace, and adjust without rebuilding your whole process every time the tools change.
What's the difference between this and the AI Fit Intensive?
The workshop series teaches the method: how to use Claude and ChatGPT as practical business workspaces without turning your process into a junk drawer.
The AI Fit Intensive is private 1:1 work focused on your business — your offers, assets, bottlenecks, delivery, and what AI should or should not touch. Many people will do the workshops first to build confidence, then book the Intensive when they want a specific plan for their setup.
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