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One course that shows you how to ask AI the right questions and get results you can actually use at work. There’s no tech background required and no credit card. Just start.
Same AI, sharper questions, far better results.
These are real prompts. The only difference is knowing how to ask.
Write a follow-up email to the client about the project delay. Make it professional.
Draft a follow-up email to Sarah Kim at Meridian Logistics about the 3-week delay on the Phoenix warehouse rollout. We've worked with her for 14 months — relationship is strong, but her CEO is now asking questions. The delay is on our side (vendor issue). Acknowledge the impact, own it without over-apologizing, share the new go-live date (April 28), and offer a 30-min call this week to walk her through the mitigation plan. 180 words max, professional but human.
We're deciding between Salesforce and HubSpot for our GTM team. Which one should we pick?
We're deciding between Salesforce and HubSpot for our 40-person GTM team. Before recommending either, walk me through these factors in order: 1. Which one handles our deal volume (~80 new opps/month, avg deal $18K) 2. Integration effort with our current stack (Gong, Outreach, Snowflake) 3. Adoption risk — our AEs are mid-career and will resist learning a second system 4. 3-year TCO including admin headcount Show your reasoning on each before you pick. If the answer depends on a factor I didn't list, surface it.
Write a LinkedIn post about our new Meridian case study. Keep it punchy and professional, hook the reader in the first line, use short paragraphs, end with a soft CTA, around 150 words.
Write a LinkedIn post about our Meridian Logistics case study. Match the pattern of this one: Brightline Retail: 12,000 orders a week. 7% error rate. Not catastrophic — just expensive. Six weeks in: — Error rate: 0.8% — $340K in rework savings — Their CFO stopped forwarding us angry emails Full story in comments 👇 Meridian Logistics (cut delivery exceptions by half in Q1, CEO publicly credited the switch):
These are three of the techniques. The course covers several more.
Six skills you’ll use on every AI tool.
Prompt Writing
Write clear, effective prompts that get useful results on the first try.
Conversation Design
Understand how AI reads and responds to your instructions.
Clarity & Precision
Use proven techniques like role prompting, structured requests, and iterative refinement.
Critical Thinking
Evaluate AI output critically and know when to trust it.
Context Building
Build prompts for real work tasks across any role or industry.
Output Optimization
Develop a repeatable process for working with any AI tool.
Six modules, from your first prompt to real confidence.
Each module builds on the last. By the end, you'll have a personal toolkit of prompts you use every day.
How AI Thinks: A Practical Mental Model
A working mental model of how LLMs generate text and why your words shape the output.
5 LessonsCore Principles: Clarity, Context, and Constraints
A repeatable framework for prompts that can't get misread.
5 LessonsThe Prompting Toolkit: Core Techniques
Role, few-shot, chain-of-thought, formatting, and meta-prompting — when to use each.
5 LessonsAdvanced Prompting Strategies
How to handle tasks too big, too nuanced, or too valuable for a single prompt.
4 LessonsIteration, Troubleshooting, and Optimization
A diagnostic toolkit for fixing bad outputs without starting over.
4 LessonsEthics, Limitations, and Responsible Use
Habits for spotting hallucinations, protecting data, and building AI into your workflow.
5 LessonsBuilt for working professionals.
Working professionals in any role who want to use AI as a practical tool. No technical background needed. Whether you chose to take this course or your organization enrolled you, you'll walk away with skills you can apply the same day.
Complete all modules and quizzes to receive your certificate of completion. Share it with your team or on LinkedIn.
Your learning doesn't stop at the course.
Cheat sheets, prompting techniques, and practical references available anytime in our free Resources library. Use them alongside your courses or on their own.
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