Learn directly from Myles Sutholt

I've taken this course twice. This round, I mastered making AI work for me, not the other way around. Case in point: my AI knows all about my almost-11-year-old dog Bruno's MMVD (a common heart condition in dogs). I asked it to research the condition, and now I've got a personalized assistant for my crazy dog-mom questions and tracking his health between vet visits. I still call the vet, obviously. But the token spend? Totally worth it! Myles is genuinely at the front of how people are using AI right now, so you learn things nobody else is talking about yet. Both times I've taken this course, I've been ahead of the internet's AI buzz. No AI FOMO here.

This course lifted the fog for me how to use AI. It gives you enough of the technical context to understand the limitations and what to be careful about while enabling you to actually start using AI for whatever you want.

Myles teaches us how to use ai better and specific for daily usage. He reframes the question from “how often?” to “how effectively?” — and gives you a clear system for where AI actually creates value versus just noise. Practical, focused, and interactive.

Myles’ class was very beneficial, with plenty of hands-on work and opportunities for feedback. You will leave the class with a Chief of Staff assistant that you build to suit your needs: a system that really knows you, coaches and helps you improve and even helps anticipate your needs. Since you are building your own system, it does require some time and effort (no coding required). Once I put in that effort, I was blown away by the outcome. I now have a system that I can easily adapt as my needs evolve. I highly recommend this class if you are tired of providing endless context over and over again when working with AI.

Myles changed one question for me — not "how do I learn AI?" but "how does AI learn about me?" That flip is the whole course. I'm not an engineer, and with his method I built my own operating system — on Claude, in context files — the level of structure I'd always needed but could never build myself. The deeper shift was how I think about working with AI at all. I came in assuming you hand it the thinking; I left understanding it's a partnership — the system holds the structure so I stay in control. That was my biggest revelation. Myles teaches the way he works: get in front of the real friction first, build for what actually matters. And he's generous well past the lesson. If you want AI working for your life instead of the reverse, start here.