2027 is around the corner. Are you still saving AI tutorials you never get around to watching? I keep hearing the same thing from busy professionals: "I know I need to learn AI. I just don't know where to start." And I get it. There are hundreds of tools, courses, and tutorials. It's easy to feel overwhelmed. That's why I'm hosting a 3-hour live workshop on December 3rd to help you start 2027 with a clear AI plan. We'll work together to: → Complete 3 of your own work tasks using AI → Build your personal 90-day AI roadmap for January to March 2027 → Learn how to use AI safely and confidently at work No coding or technical background needed. 📅 December 3 | 7–10 PM ET | Online 🎟️ Only 30 seats 💜 Early Bird: $147 CAD until November 13 ($197 after) Can't attend live? You'll get the recording and materials. Start 2027 with AI skills you can actually use, not another folder of bookmarked tutorials. Register here: https://luma.com/drycgcbr I'm curious: What's holding you back from using AI more at work? Lack of time, not knowing where to start, or something else?

Claude will stop asking your team to approve every step. In plain terms: starting next week, Claude sessions in the web, desktop and mobile apps will stop asking people to approve each step. An automated check blocks risky actions instead. You can switch back to manual anytime. What this means if you're rolling out AI: → Decide which tasks your team is happy to let Claude run on its own, like research, first drafts and summaries. → Name the ones that stay on manual: anything that sends, pays, deletes or touches customer data. → Tell your team this week, so nobody is surprised when the approval prompts stop showing up. Defaults shape behaviour. If you don't set the rule for your team, the default sets it for you. Link in the first comment. Send this to the person who owns your AI tools.

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