Do I need to be technical?
No. If you can send an email and join a Zoom call, you can do every single thing in this cohort. There is no code. Nothing gets installed on your computer. The most technical moment is clicking "Allow" on a connection screen, and we do that together, live.
What's the Early Bird Special, and when does it end?What does a seat cost?
Seats are $125 through Monday, September 14 at 11:59 PM ET — a $50 saving off the regular $175. After that the price goes to $175 and stays there until enrollment closes on Monday, October 12.
Same cohort, same room, same everything either way. The only thing the Early Bird Special buys you is fifty dollars and the pick of a room that only holds twenty.
$125 a seat — one payment, no subscription. That covers both live nights, both recordings, the Learner Quick Checklist, The Starter Ten and the Advanced True Send handout.
Enrollment closes Monday, October 12 at 11:59 PM ET.
What do I need before Session 1?
A Claude account — the paid plan, because several features we use aren't on the free tier — and a business email account you control. We'll send a short pre-work note with exactly what to set up, and we're reachable if you get stuck before we start.
Will this work with my email?
Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 business accounts both connect. Personal Microsoft addresses — @outlook.com and @hotmail.com — do not, and some company accounts need an administrator to approve the connection. We ask everyone their email type before Session 1 so nobody hits that wall live in the room.
What if Cohort 1 sells out before I get in?
Twenty seats go faster than people expect, and we don't add chairs — that would break the thing you're paying for. Cohort 2 runs Tuesday, November 10 and Tuesday, November 17, same format and same twenty-seat cap.
If Cohort 1 is full when you get here, get on the waitlist. Waitlist names get first access to Cohort 2 before it opens publicly, and if a seat opens up in Cohort 1 it goes to that list in order.
How many people are in the cohort?
Twenty. That's a hard cap, and it's the whole point.
This is hands-on — you're building in your own account while we go, and in Session 2 we look at real work from the room and fix it live. None of that survives in a webinar with two hundred people and a chat box nobody can read. Twenty means you get called on by name, your question gets answered the night you ask it, and your instructor knows what your business does by the end of the first session.
Can two sessions really be enough?
Yes, because you're not learning everything about AI — you're building one specific thing, and the path is already mapped. Session 1 gets it built and doing real work. Session 2 fixes what broke during the week and turns it into a daily habit.
What if I miss a Tuesday?
You don't lose the training. Both sessions are recorded and posted the next morning, and you keep them. Session 2 builds directly on Session 1, so catch up on the recording before we meet again — but missing a night doesn't put you out of the cohort.
Is this the same as hiring Skilldora® to build it?
No, and the difference is the point. This cohort teaches you to build and run your own assistant. Our custom builds and our Smart Agent are for business owners who want the work done for them. Plenty of people start here and hire us later — that's a fine path, and this is the cheapest way to find out which one you actually want.
What's your refund policy?
All sales are final. There are no refunds. This is a live cohort with a limited room, and your seat is held the moment you pay.
If something comes up and you can't be there, you are not losing what you paid for. Both sessions are recorded and posted the next morning, and they're yours to keep — along with the Learner Quick Checklist, The Starter Ten, and the Advanced True Send handout. Please make sure both Tuesday evenings work before you enroll.
