The Daily AI Operating System Sprint. Two live Tuesdays in Claude, two hours each, with Denise on screen. You leave with it running, not with notes.
Three things need you today.
Example briefing. The names are made up; the format is the real thing you build in session one.
You had three good conversations this week and can't remember what you promised in any of them.
You've opened ChatGPT, asked it something useful, and never gone back.
Your follow-up system is your memory, your inbox, and a notes app you stopped trusting.
You keep hearing you should be using AI, and nobody has told you what for.
You rewrite the same client email every week from scratch.
Every good idea you have gets typed into your phone and never seen again.
None of that is a discipline problem. You're running a real business on tools that were never connected in a real system.
Not a tour of twenty AI tools. One place to start, so you're not choosing between things you've never used.
The part most people have never seen. It does work that has steps, instead of just answering you.
You'll learn to keep your own information in your own hands, not locked inside someone else's app.
Claude is how we teach it. What you learn works with whatever AI you use next.
Seven things running in your business, not seven things to read about. Most are waiting for you on day one.
Ask what needs you today. It reads your calendar, email and tasks, and hands you a short plan.
Two things, then you're clear.
Who they are, where you met, and what's still open. No scrolling through six months of email at 8:58.
Your notes are filed and the follow-up is already drafted. Read it, change what you want, send it.
Marta, good to talk this morning. Here's the pricing I promised, plus the one-page version you can sit with.
Talk for two minutes. It files what you said where Thursday's you will find it.
The private things stay private. You decide what it's allowed to touch.
It writes from things you've already published, so the draft sounds like you.
A client asked me last week why her follow-up keeps slipping. It isn't discipline. She's holding six months of conversations in her head and hoping the important one surfaces at the right moment.
It tells you who to reach out to this week, and what you last promised them.
Three people to reach out to this week.
It flags what matters and drafts the replies that don't need your judgement.
Six need you. The rest are handled.
Once you understand how the pieces connect, you keep going without us. None of this was on the curriculum.
"I found several new things I could automate, freeing up time to focus on other areas." Lori OsborneBizbolster
"I love that I can use it to create artifacts, dashboards for anything I want to measure." Mary GaulSuccess Magnified
"I'm now building similar workflows myself, things I set up instead of just following along. I'm even applying it for a client." Mary WuestSynced Strategies
Since finishing, people have moved data between systems that never talked to each other, cancelled software they stopped needing, and freed up five hours a week or more.
By the end you're not waiting to be told what AI could do in your business. You can see it, and build it.
"The follow-up system has already paid off with a new client that I had forgotten to add to my CRM, and the morning briefing found it in my email."
Mary Gaul, Success Magnified
Your CRM stays where it is. Your calendar, email and tasks feed in.
Two hours, live, with Denise on screen building alongside you. Same four topics as always, in half the sittings. You finish each session with the thing working, not with homework.
Connect your calendar and your email, and meet the vault that's already built for you. Then prep before a call and follow-up after it, so nothing said out loud gets lost.
Get what's in your head out of it and turn it into content that sounds like you wrote it. Then the routines that keep revenue moving, an inbox that sorts itself, and how to keep building on your own.
"You can take another AI class, but you'll never get another teacher as patient as Denise, who can hop on your screen and walk you through it."
"Time. My days are packed and I was worried the time invested might not pay off. And I was very wrong. My financial tracker now takes less than half the effort it did before."
"Doing it alone, or through self-paced coursework, is still just you on your own. What the sprint gave me was momentum: the structure to actually build the thing instead of just knowing it was possible."
Denise Klein has spent more than twenty years building sales and marketing systems for real businesses, and the last few putting AI to work inside them. She teaches every session herself.
Castro Klein is her joint venture with Hilary Castro. About forty years of running businesses between them, with AI as the newest tool in the kit rather than the whole pitch.
More about Castro KleinNothing here is coming later. You get all of it on day one.
Folders, templates, and the file that teaches it about your business. You never start from a blank screen.
Two hours each. Not a recording. You build, she helps, in the room.
Prompting basics and moving from ChatGPT to Claude, so session one isn't spent catching up.
Bring your real business to it. Ask anything, from the day you join through 30 days after your second session.
10:00 AM Eastern, one hour, first come first served. Bring whatever you're stuck on, every week for 30 days after your second session.
If you have to miss one, you can catch up before the next.
All of it, for $797.
$797
Two September cohorts. Two Tuesdays each, two hours a session. Pick the pair that fits your calendar.
Ten seats a cohort. We keep it that small so everyone gets screen time in the session they're stuck. Each one starts on its date whether the room fills or not. No countdown timer.
The fear we hear most is that you'll pay for another AI thing and it will sit there like the last one. So this isn't a promise about your satisfaction.
You'll finish session one with a working system pulling from your own calendar and email. If you don't, Denise sits with you one on one until you do.
No. If you can follow a screen share, you're set. You don't need to have built anything like this before, because never having done it is the starting point both sessions are designed around.
You won't get left behind, because getting stuck out loud is how the sessions work. Both sessions are recorded, you can ask in the community any time, and there's a live support hour every Wednesday for 30 days after you finish.
Your vault is plain files in your own cloud account, not locked inside somebody's app. We'll walk you through where the privacy and training settings live so you can check them yourself and set them the way you want. Anything sensitive can stay off the cloud completely.
If you hold client books, files, or anything covered by an agreement, we'll cover what to keep out of it and how to set it up so client data stays where it belongs.
A paid Claude Pro plan, and Obsidian, which is free. We walk you through both in session one.
You keep it, because it's plain files sitting in your own account. Nothing of yours is held hostage if you walk away.
Two Tuesdays, two hours each. You finish with a system that runs your day, not one more tool you feel guilty about.
September 8 and 15, or September 22 and 29. Ten seats a cohort.