Bring one real business problem. Leave with a practical Claude-supported workflow.
A hands-on 2-hour Masterclass for coaches, consultants, solopreneurs, freelancers, and small-business owners who want to move beyond casual AI conversations and start using Claude for meaningful business work.
Find recurring work that is taking more time, attention, or energy than it should.
Think, create, or delegate using the least complicated approach that reliably solves the problem.
Build something you can test, improve, reuse, and bring back into the business.
You need one piece of work in your business that Claude can help you do better, more consistently, or with less friction.
Claude at Work is designed to change the way you think about everyday business work. Instead of asking, “What can Claude do?” you’ll start asking, “What work am I doing now that Claude and I could do differently?”
You don’t need to master everything Claude can do. You need to solve one piece of work that is actually worth improving.
Identify recurring work that creates friction, takes too much time, or consistently drains your attention.
Choose the simplest useful way Claude can support the work: thinking, creating, or handling part of the job.
Build something you can test, improve, reuse, and bring back into your business after the Masterclass.
By the end of the Masterclass, you should have identified one meaningful business problem and mapped, prototyped, or begun building one Claude-supported workflow designed around your real work.
Different work needs different kinds of support. You’ll learn how to decide when Claude should help you think, help you build something useful, or take on more of the work.
Brainstorm, analyze, plan, challenge assumptions, explore possibilities, and work through decisions.
Build documents, tools, resources, prototypes, or reusable business assets.
Let Claude handle more complex, multi-step work while you retain judgment, context, and final review.
Once you know what role Claude should play, W.O.R.K. helps you turn the idea into a practical workflow designed around the actual job—not around the technology.
What job actually needs to be accomplished?
What should the finished result look like?
What context, examples, boundaries, and standards does Claude need?
How will you test it, improve it, and make it useful again?
Before you build anything, you’ll identify one recurring piece of work that is actually worth improving. The goal is not to find something Claude can do. The goal is to find something in your business that deserves a better way of being done.
Turn call notes into a personalized recap, clear next steps, and a follow-up email you review before sending.
Use prior notes, goals, and commitments to prepare a concise session brief, themes to watch, and questions to explore.
Synthesize source material into key findings, options, risks, and the next questions worth asking.
Turn notes, transcripts, or an informal explanation into a repeatable checklist or standard operating procedure.
Your workflow might look completely different. The point is to choose work that is recurring, frustrating, and valuable enough to improve.
What recurring work is taking more time, attention, or energy than it should?
You’ll look at the recurring work in your business and evaluate it based on frequency, friction, and business value.
Then you’ll choose one problem to work on during the Masterclass. That becomes your $100 Problem.
The name is a prioritization tool—not a promise of a literal $100 financial return.
This Masterclass is designed around doing, not just listening. You’ll see examples, work through your own business problem, build a practical workflow, test it, and decide what happens next.
A mapped, prototyped, or partially built workflow tied to a real business problem you actually want to improve.
A practical framework you’ll use during the Masterclass to define the work, desired outcome, resources, rules, and next steps.
A simple reference for deciding how to work with Claude, structuring the job, and improving the result when it falls short.
A clear commitment to take the workflow out of the Masterclass and actually use it in your business.
You do not need to master Claude in two hours. You need to leave with one better way to get meaningful work done— and enough understanding to keep improving it after the Masterclass.
Join from a laptop or desktop and bring one recurring business problem you’d like to improve.