A NOTE FROM KYLE
Kyle here.
When ChatGPT launched, I dropped everything and pivoted.
Even shutting down my marketing business. I deep-dived AI: Textbooks. Papers. Decoding what the people who actually built these things were saying.
I translated what I was learning for people like me: entrepreneurs and professionals. The sort of people who spot a new opportunity and move on it fast, and who don't have three years to spend on a computer science degree first.
Since then I’ve been featured on Forbes, released some Amazon best sellers, amassed an audience of around ~300k.
I’m now extremely fortunate to do this as my full time job.
“Where do I actually start?”
But I also get DMs like this daily:
“If I want to learn AI properly, where do I actually start?”
“It's all too confusing. I'm not technical enough.”
“It's moving too fast. How is anyone supposed to keep up?”
“I'm excited about this, but I feel like I'm going to miss the window.”
And honestly? That's understandable.
Because if you try to learn AI online, through YouTube and shorts and whatever the algorithm feeds you next, it's close to impossible. Or at best it'll take you forever, in the wrong order, with half of it out of date by the time you get there.
AI is big, really big. Learning it this way will feel like you’re starting from zero every time you open the YouTube app.
The AI Confidence Accelerator
That's why I've finally caved.
I've taken everything I've learned over the last two years and distilled it into one thing.
Countless hours of learning, research and revisions have gone into creating an end-to-end AI confidence path.
It's about 95% ready.
But I'm only releasing it if it's actually going to be valuable to you.
So if this is of interest, join the waitlist. That tells me to push on and get the final 5% done.
Join the waitlistOne lesson a day,
for 30 days.
About 20 minutes each. Do it with your morning coffee, or batch a few in the evening or at the weekend instead of doomscrolling.
It covers the four areas of AI that actually matter - the same four I teach my trainers, and businesses and charge $1,000+ an hour for.
Chat
Stop using it like Google. Learn to brief it properly, feed it your own world, and catch it when it bluffs.
Delegate
Hand it real work, and get it done (this ones magic).
Build
Turn an idea into a working tool by describing it. No code.
Teach
Explain it to someone else in ten minutes, in your own words, and handle the hard questions without flinching.
You'll be confident using AI: chatting with it properly, delegating to it, building with it.
And confident enough to teach it. To explain what's happening, to anyone, and frankly to wow them a bit while you do it.
Who this is for
If you're using ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini - doesn't matter which really - but you feel like you're winging it.
You might even be in Codex. And still feel like you're winging it.
In other words: you've used AI, you've delivered work with it, but you couldn't really explain what happened. You hand it over quietly hoping your manager, client or customer doesn't ask any questions.
Worst case, you deliver work with obvious AI errors - slop writing or hallucinations.
I'd like this to be the thing that gets you:
- Leaning into the AI revolution, rather than shying way from it
- Becoming the AI champion at your workplace, the one people come to
- Moving fast and cutting costs in your business
- Confidently talk about AI to your coaching clients (opening up new revenue channels)
In a nutshell, knowing what the hell you’re talking about. And becoming the AI oracle in your circle.
