This is where the learning actually happens. Every week, share one thing you built, automated, or figured out with AI. Small wins count. Really. The format — What I did: Tool(s) used: Time saved / value created: Lesson learned: Example — What I did: Built a meeting prep workflow — I give AI my meeting topic, it produces agenda, talking points, and follow-up email draft. Tool(s) used: ChatGPT + Claude Time saved: 25 minutes per meeting × 10 meetings/week = 4+ hours/week Lesson learned: The first prompt was too vague. I had to be super specific about my company’s meeting culture before the output was useful. Why this matters — It forces you to actually do the work, not just read about it → Your win might be the thing someone else needed to see → It builds a portfolio of real AI work happening in this community → The people who share wins get 10x more value than the people who just lurk. Drop your win below. I’ll highlight the best ones every Friday.

Get the big stuff answered here before asking in the group. Q: How do I access the paid modules ($49/mo)? A: The paid tier opens April 27. Join the free group now to lock in the founding member price. You’ll get an email with payment link before launch. Q: What AI tools should I start with? A: Start with what’s free: ChatGPT and Claude. Both have generous free tiers. Don’t pay for anything until you’ve used these for a week. My recommendation: ChatGPT for research/brainstorms, Claude for writing and analysis. Q: I’m a [PM / marketer / analyst / consultant]. Is this for me? A: Yes. The curriculum is built for working professionals who use AI to do their actual jobs — not for developers or tech people specifically. If you have a laptop and a job, this is for you. Q: How do I get feedback from Ken? A: Ask in the group — I check this daily. Paid members get priority responses and access to live Q&A sessions. Q: Can I use these skills on my current projects at work? A: In most cases, yes — with smart boundaries. We’ll cover this in Week 1, but the short answer: using AI to summarize documents, draft emails, research competitors, and prepare presentations is now standard practice at most Fortune 500 companies. Q: What’s the time commitment? A: Each week has about 2-3 hours of content and exercises. You can go deeper on anything that applies to your work, or skip what’s not relevant. No mandatory attendance, no deadlines. Q: When are live workshops? A: First Monday after launch — date TBA. These will be recorded for paid members who can’t attend live. Got a question not answered here? Drop it in the group. If it’s a good one, I’ll add it to this thread.

Welcome! This is your living library. Bookmark this — it updates weekly. Free Modules (Everyone) — • Week 1: AI Foundations — Your First AI-Powered Workflow (you’re in it now) • More coming April 27 Tool Stack Recommendations — ChatGPT (Free + Pro $20/mo) Best for: broad knowledge, coding help, image generation, quick research Get started at: chatgpt.com Claude (Free + Pro $20/mo) Best for: long documents, nuanced analysis, writing quality, deep thinking Get started at: claude.ai Google Gemini (Free) Best for: real-time web info, Google Workspace integration Get started at: gemini.google.com Prompt Templates — The RACE Framework (use in any AI tool): - Role — Who should the AI be? - Action — What should it do? - Context — What does it need to know? - Expectation — What should the output look like? Example: “You’re a senior product manager at a healthcare company. Write a concise executive status update. Include: 2 risks with mitigations, milestone progress, and a clear ask. Tone: confident, but transparent. Max 200 words.” Coming April 27 — • Week 2-8 curriculum (paid tier) • Live workshops • Accountability cohorts

This weekend, build your first AI agent. Not a complicated multi-agent system. Just ONE agent that handles ONE repetitive task you do every single day. Step 1: Pick ONE task Email summaries. Meeting prep. Market research. Content outlines. Daily news briefs. Just one. Step 2: Set up custom instructions Go to Claude or ChatGPT. Create custom instructions that handle that specific task. Be detailed: • Your role (e.g., "You're a senior product manager") • Your preferences (tone, format, length) • Your desired output structure Step 3: Test and refine Run it daily for the weekend. Adjust based on what works. That's it. You've built your first AI agent. Here's what nobody tells you: the setup will frustrate you. I spent 4 hours debugging why my agent couldn't read emails properly. But once it works? Absolutely mind-blowing. Your challenge: Pick one task. Build the agent. Use it this weekend. Then come back and tell me: 1. What task did you automate? 2. How much time did it save? 3. What was the hardest part?

Hey — I'm Ken. Glad you're here. Quick intro: I'm a Senior Product Manager working on AI implementations at the enterprise level. I started this community because I believe every professional should have access to practical AI skills — not just the people who can afford expensive bootcamps or have CS degrees. Here's how to get the most out of this community: 1. Introduce yourself → Drop into #introductions and tell us what you do and what AI skill you want to learn first. Seriously — do this. The people here are the best part. 2. Check the resources → Head to #resources for free templates, tool guides, and frameworks you can use right away. 3. Ask questions → No dumb questions here. If you're stuck on something AI-related, post it in #ask-ken. I answer personally. 4. Engage → Comment on other people's posts. Share what you're learning. The more you put in, the more you get back. 5. Stay tuned → I'm launching Kentegrity AI Academy soon — a structured, hands-on AI training program. Hub members get early access and exclusive pricing. Community rules (simple): - Be helpful, not salesy - Share freely, learn openly - No spam, no self-promo without value - Treat everyone like a colleague, not a lead Let's build AI skills that actually matter. — Ken