Build your first automations.
The hands-on sequel to the AI for leaders course: stop reading about automation and ship some. Five short lessons that build real flows in Make or Zapier with an AI step and your everyday apps: lead to CRM, instant enquiry acknowledgements, an AI-sorted inbox. No code, honest about costs, and clear on when to graduate to n8n.
The hands-on sequel to the AI for leaders course. You'll finish with two or three real flows running: lead to CRM, instant enquiry acknowledgements, and an AI-sorted inbox. Honest about costs, and clear on when to graduate.
Work through them in order. The single way in is lesson 1.
Carry on anywhere.
Start on your laptop, finish on the train. Save your spot and we'll email you a link that picks the course back up on any device. No account, no password.
Save your progress
Pop your email in and we'll send you a link to pick up where you left off, on any device. No account needed.
Saved.
Check your inbox for a link to continue on any device.
Plan it with your team.
A short working session you do together: pick what to automate first, plan the trigger, actions and AI step, work through the build checklist, and set up testing and error handling. Type into it or print it. Want just the gist? There's a free one-page summary too.
Get the first-automations workbook
Pop your email in and the fill-in workbook is yours: pick what to automate first, plan your trigger, actions and AI step, work the build checklist, and set up testing and a 90-day plan. Type into it or print it.
You're in.
Your fill-in workbook is ready. Open it below, then type straight into it or print it to work through with your team.
Open your workbookBefore you start.
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Want a flow built or untangled in your business?
Once you've shipped a couple yourself, the next step is the trickier flows: more apps, more volume, or the ones where a slip would cost you. That first conversation is free, and you keep the plain-English plan either way.