Course

AI for Personal Productivity

Your meetings, inbox and week, rebuilt around decisions.

IntermediateProductivity

0/77 stops · about 1.5 hours · final quiz · certificate

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Start with

• AI at Work: FoundationsStart from zero and finish with three things you can actually use.

Who this is for

Managers and coordinators whose day is meetings and email and who want their work back. Every example follows Alex, an operations manager at a 40-person logistics company with nine direct reports and twenty meetings a week.

You will be able to

• Turn every meeting into decisions, owners and dates in the five minutes after it ends
• Turn the inbox into a task list and three replies, twice a day, in fifteen minutes
• Run a weekly review that fixes next week instead of describing last week
• Write the status report from the week's notes and send it before anyone asks
• Prepare and record one-on-ones with notes that stay private
• Rebuild a day that fell apart with a ten-minute replan

Stops

1. 1 Meetings into decisionsFive minutes after the meeting ends, the decisions have owners and dates and the channel has been told. Daily
2. 2 The inbox, twice a dayTwo fifteen-minute batches that turn 90 unread into a task list, three replies and a waiting-for list. Daily
3. 3 The operations ProjectOne Project that already knows the team, the quarter, the customers and how Alex writes. Set once
4. 4 The weekly reviewThirty minutes on Friday that changes next week's calendar instead of describing last week's. Weekly
5. 5 The status reportThe report leadership reads, drafted from the week's notes on Thursday at 16:00, before anyone asks for it. Weekly
6. 6 One-on-onesPrep from last time's notes, better questions, and a private record that never lands in a shared Project. Weekly
7. 7 The day that fell apart, and Alex's weekThe ten-minute replan, Dispatch from the warehouse floor, four routines, and one week run on all of it. Daily

Final quiz