Install AI in your company,without hiring an internal team.

A big chunk of my week used to go to pulling reporting together by hand, exporting from Salesforce, and rebuilding the same QBR decks and marketing reports every cycle. After our session, I have a Claude skill that handles this for me. The reporting that used to take hours now takes minutes, so I can spend that time on strategy instead of busywork.

Building my weekly briefing deck used to take 45 minutes and it was my least favorite part of the week. Now I have a skill that puts the whole presentation together for me. I just review it and it's ready to go! Shaw taught me how to improve the skill a little each week, and it's already gotten a lot better since I started. So I'm not just saving time, I'm actually putting out a better presentation.

Repetitive, long tasks are dreadful but necessary. Since our session I've used what we built together about 5 times, and it's saved me at least 3 hours of work in a single week. Shaw's approach is what's been missing in all the AI craze: people like me had a powerful tool at our disposal but were underutilizing it.

I was spending my time populating templates with QuickBooks reports, and stumbling through those tasks with Claude very unsuccessfully. Since our session I've been using Claude for Excel forecasts, formatting reporting tabs, and even creating PowerPoints. Shaw's knowledge and patience leveled up my Claude skills better and faster than I thought I was capable of.

I used to spend 1-2 hours on each vendor due diligence assessment. Shaw showed me how to build and update custom skills in Claude, and now it produces 10-15 in 40 minutes. My prompts are more consistent, and instead of rewriting instructions every time, I rely on skills that capture our preferred workflows and formats.

Putting together our weekly newsletter used to eat up around 10 hours a week. After our 90-minute workshop, Shaw taught me how to delegate this to Claude using skills. I've now built 3 skills that help me write this newsletter in 1 hour instead of 10, so I can spend more time thinking and doing research.

The repetitive parts of my week were eating into time I'd rather have spent elsewhere. In our session, Shaw helped me build a Claude skill that handles one of those recurring tasks end to end, and now I can spend more time where it actually matters: strategy, growth, our clients and our people.

My marketing work used to be all manual: pulling weekly reports together, building email blasts that took 1-2 hours each, and scrambling to keep content going across channels. Shaw showed me how to turn those workflows into Claude skills, starting with our weekly marketing report. That one skill has grown into a whole system I can keep extending on my own.

A lot of my time was going into deal sourcing and founder outreach. After a 1:1 session, I'm using Claude to handle that search, and it's made it much easier to find companies within our investment thesis to explore and evaluate. The time saved lets me spend thoughtful time on research and due diligence, rather than struggling to find compelling startups.

As someone who is self-employed, creates content, works with brands, and coaches clients, so much of my business happens through email. Having a clear inbox brings me a lot of relief, but I hadn't been successful in getting Claude to manage it. Shaw walked me through the process step by step and helped me think of Claude almost like an intern, something you train and develop into a scalable, automated system. By the end of the session, we had built a Claude skill that now clears and sorts my inbox every week.

In one session, we automated a task that was taking me 20 hours. Shaw doesn't just show tools, he helps you build systems I can extend across the business.

Shaw delivered a highly engaging and practical AI training session for our team. He tailored the content to our specific business context, and our engineers walked away with skills they could immediately apply.

The training was exactly what our team needed — practical, relevant, and immediately actionable. Shaw's ability to connect AI concepts to our day-to-day work made all the difference.

The biggest shift was learning to treat Claude like a team member, giving it the right context instead of expecting it to read my mind. It changed how I think about handing work to AI.

A lot of my time was going into research and data gathering: pulling together information, synthesizing it, trying to make sense of it quickly. It was necessary work, but it felt like a drag given everything else on my plate. Shaw gave me practical tools I'm already putting to use, with a clearer sense of how to apply Claude to the parts of my work that were slowing me down. He meets you where you are and makes it practical (and he's super patient)!

I came in with a manual hiring workflow that was eating my week: copying contracts, cross-checking NDAs, swapping out parameters. Shaw and I built a Claude skill on the call itself that gave me ~3 hours back every week. The bigger win: I left with a clear framework for deciding what to automate as a skill, what to vibe-code as software, and what to keep doing by hand.