1st Base AI

Don't know
where to start?

Learn to use AI like someone you can think with: for ideas, drafts, questions, and everyday work.

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You do not need
to become
an AI person.

01

You keep hearing about it.

Everybody is talking like you should already know what to do with AI. Most people do not. That is the starting point, not a problem.

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You want it to help with actual work.

Emails, notes, research, planning, follow-ups, messy drafts. The stuff already sitting in your day is where this starts to make sense.

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You have ideas but no clean way in.

A half-formed project, a weird question, a thing you want to make, a topic you keep circling. AI gets useful when it gives you something to react to.

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You would rather try it than study it.

You learn by doing the thing. Bring a real task, try the tool, fix what feels off, and save the parts worth using again.

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Start with
something real.

The point is to find one place where AI can make your day easier, then build from there. These are the kinds of moves we practice inside the community and break down in the newsletter.

Useful moves,
not random tricks.

The goal is not to memorize every AI tool. It is to learn a few practical ways to think, write, research, plan, and make work easier with the tools already around you.

01

Know what to ask.

Turn a vague idea, messy task, or half-finished thought into a prompt that gives you something useful back.

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Bring one thing you're stuck on.

1

Start with a real task.

A messy email, a project idea, a stack of notes, a confusing app, or a thing you keep putting off.

2

Try the workflow with help.

You use the tool on the actual thing, see what breaks, then adjust the prompt, steps, or tool choice.

3

Leave with something reusable.

A prompt, checklist, template, saved example, or small process you can come back to the next time.

Your first
move starts
here.

The Community

Work through it with people.

Bring one real task, try the workflow, and build something you can reuse with help from the group.

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