
Paul Gibbons
35 years developing the Fortune-100 C-suite. Top 50 global voice in AI adoption.
Paul Gibbons Save 10 hours a week with an AI Chief of Staff
Teaching leadership in the Fortune 100 for 30 years - now an AI builder, agent architect, power user, and CAIO advisor.
IBM




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Multi-day, guided programs to get real results
Course5 days

Learn to Automate the BS in Your Life - Claude Code/ Codex Obsidian
Leave with working AI workflows you can use the Monday after the programme ends.
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·Sep 7 – Sep 11Course2 days

Why Your AI Adoption Is Stuck
Leave with a bounded AI initiative, completed Audit, working diagnosis, evidence plan, and provisional 90-day response.
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Lightning Lessons
Free, interactive sessions to explore new topics
Alumni reviews
John Marc
Live cohort
I had been using Claude Code for some projects, but had not realised it could be linked into Obsidian. Has changed the way I organise my life and projects.
George
Live cohort
Senior Advisor Life Sciences · Self Employed
Learn to Automate the BS in Your Life - Claude Code/ Codex Obsidian
Thank you for putting the course together and taking the group through it. Unfortunately, it was a bit different from what I expected. The course gave us a good understanding of what is possible to be done when you are using Obsidian and Claude combined and when you have all your files and folders uploaded to Obsidian. So, it did not give any other alternative (e.g. OneNote and ChatGPT, or others).
Furthermore, when in a corporate environment, there is no flexibility in installing additional software plus the company does not allow to have the company data uploaded to LLMs other than the internally one preferred.
In addition, the group was not formed equally, as there were members that have been working with Obsidian for long and we were progressing fast and felt a bit lost.
On top there was not a clear explanation upfront about Obsidian and that we should have literally all of our "life" uploaded to it. Personally, I was not feeling very comfortable with it.
One more topic was that we needed to pay a subscription to Claude, which was not mentioned before the subscription to the program.
Overall, I have a good understanding of what is possible to be done, but personally I find it very difficult to implement it in the corporate world with the IT restrictions on software and data sharing.