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AI training for small and regional business

Everyone's talking about AI.
Almost nobody can show you how to use it in your business.

I can. AI added close to 50% to my revenue last financial year, in a business of one. Now it's what I teach: a free library, in-person workshops, or 90 days inside your business, for anyone who works at a computer.

Tim Davies
25 yearsrunning businesses, in most of the jobs in the building. I'll understand yours within the hour, and I can talk to your staff in their language.
+50%revenue in the 2025–26 financial year from AI in my own business, a business of one. I hit the 20 to 50% on this page myself, and I'm further ahead of it today.
BRW Fast 100as general manager of the importer and exporter I helped grow onto the list. I know what it's like when the work grows faster than the people, and that's the problem this fixes.

Sound familiar?

Small businesses get stuck with AI in the same few places. If any of these sounds like your week, you're in the right place.

  1. “I tried ChatGPT. It gave me generic rubbish.”

    You asked it to write an email to a customer and got something nobody in your business would ever say. So you rewrote it yourself, and wondered what all the fuss was about.

  2. “I don’t have time to learn another thing.”

    The inbox is full by nine and the quotes go out at night. Every week someone sends you another AI video, and it goes on the pile with everything else you’ll get to one day.

  3. “The work keeps growing and I can’t find anyone to hire.”

    The work coming in is good news. But the ad’s been up for weeks, the good people are already taken, and the extra hours keep landing on you and the few people you’ve got.

  4. “I’m copying and pasting between AI and everything else.”

    Copy the email in, copy the answer out, fix the formatting, paste it into Outlook. By the time you’re done, you could have just written it yourself.

  5. “It just agrees with everything I say.”

    You bring it a decision and it tells you what a great idea it is. Every time. You’re starting to suspect it would say that about anything.

  6. “We gave it a go. It never stuck.”

    Someone got excited, set up a few accounts and showed the team. A month later everyone’s back to doing it the old way, and nobody’s quite sure why.

Who this is for.

Small and medium businesses that want to put AI to work properly: so people stop wasting time on the repetitive stuff, spend it on the work that matters, and the quality doesn't drop.

Anyone at a computer

Owners, office managers, and the person who gets handed everything.

If the inbox, the quotes, the follow-ups and the reports nobody wants to write are your week, this is for you. If your business is mostly on the tools, it's the office I make faster.

Free to change how you work

A business that can decide on a Tuesday and do it on Wednesday.

The gain comes from a person changing their day. If every process is locked by someone who isn't in the room, send the person who can act on it, or send nobody.

Regional South Australia first

Where you can't just hire another person.

I'm based in the Clare Valley and happy to drive anywhere in South Australia for an engagement. When hiring isn't an option, getting more from the people you already have is the only move left.

Three ways to start.

Start wherever suits you. On your own, most people read first, come to a workshop second, and bring me in later if they want more.

The library

Essays on AI in a small business, free to read. Skills, prompt packs and videos you can download are on the way.

Go to the library

A workshop

Start with the essentials: three hours, nothing to bring, and the goal is a day a week back from the day you're home. Then a workshop each for the next thing you need, like video, ads, design or your website. Not worth it by the break? Leave, and I'll refund you in full.

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The engagement

A few questions first, then a day together on your own work, then me on email and a half-hour call a month for three months. 20 to 50%, measured, and guaranteed.

How it runs

What you walk away with, guaranteed.

Every stage has an outcome and a guarantee behind it. If the outcome doesn't happen, you don't carry the cost.

The workshops.

Whatever the workshop is called, you leave able to do it yourself, with AI.

Start with the essentials and leave with Claude set up for your business, your first skill built and a day a week in sight. Then a workshop each for the next thing you need, like video, ads, design or your website. Every one has a break in the middle.

The guaranteeEvery workshop has a break halfway. If the first half hasn't been worth the money, leave at the break and I'll refund you in full. There's no risk of coming to one and finding it wasn't what you expected.

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The engagement.

20 to 50% more done, per person, measured.

Each person I train gets 20 to 50% more done in the same hours. We take a baseline before I arrive and check it again at day 90, so it's a number, not a feeling.

The guaranteeIf there isn't at least 20% to gain in your business, I say so and we stop there. A fixed price, agreed up front. And I stay with the key people at no charge until it sticks.

The engagement