Get real work done
with ChatGPT
Most people use ChatGPT to ask questions. Very few have it doing the work. This programme shows you how to hand over the admin that eats your week, using your real files, your real calendar and your real inbox, so you get your time back for the work only you can do.
Sound familiar?
These are the hours that quietly disappear from a working week.
Email that never ends
Writing replies, chasing follow-ups, drafting the same kind of message for the fifteenth time. It eats hours every week and never feels finished.
The folder you’re afraid to open
Notes, drafts, versions, a spreadsheet somebody sent you in March. Everything you need is in there. Finding it, reading it, and pulling it into something useful is what costs you the afternoon.
Documents built from scratch every time
Proposals, reports, summaries, decks, status updates. Same shape, different content, always starting from a blank page.
Research and comparisons
Hunting through websites, gathering options, writing up what you found. Genuinely important work that should not cost you half a day.
Why you need to delegate this, not just chat to it
Asking ChatGPT a question is like hiring a brilliant assistant and only ever asking them for directions. Today, it can:
- Open your folders and read your files
- Use your calendar
- Browse the web
- Work on a job for an hour while you do something else, then hand you a finished document
How the programme works
Each month has four sessions. Two content sessions where you build and practise, and two working sessions where you bring your actual work and we fix it together on screen. Nothing is theoretical. You use your own files and your own calendar from the first hour.
The working sessions are not filler. They’re where people bring back the thing that broke, the task that went sideways, and the question they didn’t want to ask in a bigger room. In our other workshops, they’re consistently the part people rate highest.
From chatting to actually delegating
Set up ChatGPT properly and point it at your real work
Get the desktop app configured, understand the difference between chatting and delegating, and set your privacy and permission boundaries deliberately rather than by accident. Then connect a real folder of your own files and give ChatGPT its first proper job.
Working session: your first week on real work
Bring what you tried. What worked, what confused you, what came out wrong. We troubleshoot live and tune your setup together.
Make it produce, and make it run without you
Connect your calendar and your files. Create documents, decks and spreadsheets from your own material. Talk to ChatGPT out loud while it works. Then set up a task that runs automatically every week whether you remember it or not.
Working session: refine and automate
Show what you built. Fix what’s misbehaving. Tighten your automated tasks until the output is something you’d actually act on.
Building a system that runs itself
Teach ChatGPT how you do things
Build reusable workflows for the tasks you repeat. Show ChatGPT a job once and have it handle that job the same way every time from then on.
Working session: real-use troubleshooting
Bring what you built and what it did in the wild. Group troubleshooting at its best.
Let it use your other apps, and publish your work
Have ChatGPT operate the software already on your computer. Automate your email triage and your meeting prep. Publish a live page straight from your work.
Working session: your complete system
Pull it all together into a documented setup you own, understand, and can keep building.
Upcoming dates
One online cohort, running every Thursday.
Every session runs 10am to 12 noon (New Zealand Time).
Starting 20 August 2026
Every Thursday for two months
- Month 1
- Thu 20 AugSession 1 · 2 hrs
- Thu 27 AugWorking session · 2 hrs
- Thu 3 SepSession 2 · 2 hrs
- Thu 10 SepWorking session · 2 hrs
- Month 2
- Thu 17 SepSession 3 · 2 hrs
- Thu 24 SepWorking session · 2 hrs
- Thu 1 OctSession 4 · 2 hrs
- Thu 8 OctWorking session · 2 hrs
What you’ll actually leave with
Not just knowledge. A working setup you can use from tomorrow.
Who this is for
Built for professionals and business owners who want results, not a tech course.
Your trainer
Jam Mayer
AI consultant & educator
Jam Mayer is an AI consultant and educator with two decades of experience in digital strategy. She trains teams and business owners in practical AI automation and workflow design. Jam doesn’t just teach AI. She builds with it, creating multi-agent workflows, vibe-coded applications and automation systems for clients. Her teaching style accommodates varied learning styles.
Investment
Start with one month, or commit to the full programme and save. All prices are NZD and GST exclusive.
- 2 content sessions (2 hours each)
- 2 working sessions (2 hours each)
- 8 hours total live time
- All course materials and exercises
- Option to continue to Month 2
Try the first month. You can add Month 2 afterwards.
- Everything in Month 1, plus
- Month 2: reusable workflows and your complete system
- 16 hours total live time
- Priority support throughout
- Save $100 compared to paying month by month
For people ready to build the whole thing.
The time saved in the first month covers the cost of the programme. At two hours reclaimed a week, you’re already ahead. The hours keep coming back after that.
The real cost is the time you keep losing
Most of the admin around your actual job can now be handled properly.
Here’s where the value lands.
- This is the difference between minutes and hours
Reading a folder of documents and writing a summary. Turning meeting notes into a client-ready action list. Building a deck from a spreadsheet. These take you an afternoon and they don’t need your expertise, only your time.
- You set it up live, on your own work
No sample data. No tidy demo files. You use your actual folder, your actual calendar and your actual messy notes, in the room, with help on hand. You leave each session with something running, not something you watched.
- Half your time is coached practice
Four of the eight hours each month are working sessions. Bring the thing that broke. Bring the scenario you’re not sure how to handle. You get direct answers on your specific situation, not generic advice.
- You’ll understand exactly what you’re handing over
We spend proper time on privacy, permissions, and what happens to your data. You’ll know what’s safe to share, what isn’t, and how to set your own boundaries. Most training skips this. We don’t.
Think about the last time you lost an afternoon to a folder of documents, or wrote the same kind of email for the tenth time that week. Now picture handing that over properly, with you still checking the result before it goes anywhere. That’s what a well-set-up AI does for the way you work.
Reserve your spot
Spaces are limited. Fill in the form and we’ll be in touch to confirm your place and send everything you need before the first session.
What you need
A short list to have sorted before the first session.
Before you join
- A paid ChatGPT Plus plan. The features we use throughout are not on the free plan. If you’re not sure which plan you’re on, check at chatgpt.com before joining.
- The ChatGPT desktop app installed on a Mac or Windows computer. This is important: much of the programme only works in the desktop app, not the website. If you already had the old desktop app, it’s now called ChatGPT Classic and it’s the wrong one. We’ll send you the correct download link when you join.
- A laptop or desktop for every session. Tablets and phones aren’t suitable for the hands-on work.
- Basic computer skills: opening apps, copy and paste, browsing the web. No technical background needed and no coding at any point.
- A folder of your own real work files to bring along. Messy is genuinely fine and often better.