Build an AI assistant that knows your business—and learn how to delegate real work to it.
Imagine having help with the tasks that keep pulling you away from growing your business and enjoying your life.
In this hands-on workshop, you'll create your business brain, configure your AI assistant, test it on a real task, and build a social media assistant around your business and voice.
Bring your laptop. Bring your business. We build together.

One focused day, in person, working on your business alongside Danielle and a small group of fellow owners.
Date
December 3rd
Time
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location
9990 Coconut Road, Ste. 333
Bonita Springs, FL 34135
Bring your laptop.
Bring your business.
We build together.
Lunch is provided. Plan to stay the full day so you leave with work you can use.
I'm Ready to Put AI to WorkYou're the one who remembers, researches, writes, organizes, and follows up on everything. It works—until it's the thing keeping you from growing.
From
Repeatedly explaining your business
To
A reusable reference your assistant can consult
From
Asking isolated questions
To
Delegating a clearly defined task
From
Staring at a blank screen
To
Reviewing and refining useful drafts
From
Recreating marketing every week
To
A repeatable content process
From
Wondering where AI fits
To
Knowing how to use it for work that matters
The shift is relief, confidence, consistency, and more room in your day. You remain responsible for reviewing important outputs and approving actions—now with useful drafts to start from instead of a blank screen.
This is the sequence of the day, not a series of separate lectures. We build together, step by step.
Turn your completed preparation questionnaire, business information, and writing samples into an organized business brain.
Takeaway
A reusable business brain document you own, can update, and can provide as context to supported AI tools.
This is reference material, not a guarantee that AI permanently remembers every detail.
Configure your assistant using your business brain and clear instructions about its responsibilities. Connect the supported plugins and business tools needed for your selected task, subject to account access and permissions.
Takeaway
An assistant configured around your business and a clear job to do.
Give your assistant a practical assignment. Review the result, identify missing context, refine the instructions, and try again. Learn to recognize a weak answer, correct mistakes, and improve results.
Takeaway
Practice directing and evaluating your assistant, so you can use it with greater confidence.
Choose one manageable task you want your assistant to help take off your plate. Document the inputs, instructions, expected output, review steps, and any recurring schedule supported by the selected tools.
Takeaway
One tested task and a repeatable process you can continue using.
Task selection happens during preparation so the work fits the workshop. Complex integrations may require additional implementation.
Use your business brain to configure an assistant for your marketing goals, audience, voice, content themes, and calls to action. Work through one focused campaign.
Takeaway
A configured social media assistant and an initial batch of marketing drafts to review and use.
Content creation is separate from publishing. Scheduling or publishing depends on supported integrations, permissions, and setup—not fully autonomous social media management.
You'll leave with a reusable prompt collection—and learn how to adapt each one using your own business context.
Drafts, themes, and repeatable content builds.
Sequences and replies that sound like you.
Responses grounded in your policies and tone.
Summaries, recaps, and structured notes.
Defined questions with organized findings.
Drafts, schedules, and routine follow-through.
Over the past three weeks, I've used my AI assistant to help with social media marketing, CRM management, business administration, and personal and family tasks—including college research, tutor appointment scheduling, and other research.
That experience has changed how I think about getting help. I want to show you how to start applying AI to your own business, with clear direction, useful context, and real practice.
This is Danielle's personal experience, not a typical or guaranteed attendee result. Not every capability mentioned will be built during the workshop.
As you develop and use your assistant, you may reduce repetitive work, improve consistency, and reduce selected outsourcing needs.
Which task consumes time every week?
What does it cost to keep doing it manually?
What could you focus on if part of that work were handled with AI assistance?
Actual time and cost savings depend on your tasks, tools, implementation, and continued use.
Get clear on the tools and accounts required, the materials to gather, the business brain questionnaire, and the task you'll work on.
Bring your laptop and build alongside Danielle. Lunch is provided. Work through guided exercises using your own business.
Approximately two weeks later, review what you've used, improve your setup, ask questions, and work through common obstacles.
$997
Everything you need to put AI to work in your business—with guidance, practice, and follow-up.
I'm Ready to Put AI to Work"Give AI context. Give it a clear job. Learn how to guide the work—and start creating more room for yours."
I'm Ready to Put AI to WorkYou should have an existing business and offer, have experimented with AI, and be comfortable with basic laptop tasks. No coding or advanced technical background is required.
Bring your laptop and your business. You'll complete a preparation questionnaire and gather a few materials beforehand so we can build together on the day.
Yes. A supported AI tool such as ChatGPT Business is required and billed separately by the provider—approximately $100 per month. We'll cover what you need during the preparation call.
A one-hour group preparation call on Zoom. You'll get clear on the tools and accounts required, the materials to gather, the business brain questionnaire, and the task you'll work on.
We'll review the supported tools and plugins during preparation so you can set up the right accounts. Connections depend on your account access and permissions.
Your business brain is provided as context to supported AI tools. It's reference material that helps your assistant work in your voice and with your information—not a guarantee it permanently remembers every detail.
Yes. You remain responsible for reviewing important outputs and approving actions. The workshop teaches you to direct, evaluate, and refine your assistant's work.
A business brain, a configured assistant, one tested task, and a social media assistant with an initial campaign. Complex integrations may require additional implementation after the workshop.
Yes. Approximately two weeks later, a 90-minute group Zoom session reviews what you've used, improves your setup, and works through common obstacles.
No. The Done by One CRM is not required to attend or to benefit from the workshop.