Learn AI by doing something real.

Not really. It's a discovery session with someone who has spent 15+ years building digital products and now uses AI every day to make things that used to need much more technical work.

You learn by doing something real. AI has made technical projects more accessible, but getting something to work is only the beginning. Where should it run? How do you set it up? How do you keep it secure? What happens when something breaks? I help you understand those things when they become relevant.

The bigger goal is to help people in our community become more confident and capable with AI, and discover things they didn't think they could make themselves.

No. You don't need coding experience to start. You learn the logic behind what you're doing and how to work with AI to make it happen.

If something gets more technical, such as setting up a database, hosting or security, you don't have to figure it out alone. You tell me where you're comfortable going. I help with the rest.

You absolutely can. I use GPT myself to help me work with other AI tools.

The trick isn't spending hours chatting with AI. It's learning how to use AI as part of a real workflow:

What to ask → which tool to use → how to check it → how to improve it → how to make it actually work

I'll show you the approach I use every day to make my own work more productive, without spending my whole day prompting.

Whatever your project needs. A website, a course and a shop don't need the same setup. We start with the tools most people meet first, the everyday assistants and image tools. Then we add what fits your work, like design or automation tools.

The part that sticks isn't the tool. It's learning to judge one: what it does well, where it slips, when to do it without AI.

Yes, at least roughly. Learning sticks when you have a reason to learn. Bring something you want to solve, improve, understand or make.

You own the idea. I give you the tools and show you how to use them. The goal isn't for me to make something for you. It's for you to understand enough to keep going yourself.

One-on-one in Saigon or online. I'd rather meet you in person when possible. A coffee or coworking session makes it much easier to understand what you're trying to do and figure things out together. Online works too.

Between sessions, we can continue through text or calls when that makes sense. This isn't a traditional training course with fixed classes or a curriculum. It's working together on something you actually care about.