“Help me say this clearly.”
Turn rough notes into a polite email, a customer reply, or a short announcement. Ask for changes until it sounds like you.
Complete beginners welcome
Learn ChatGPT.
At your pace.
Opened ChatGPT and wondered what to ask? I’ll help you get comfortable and put it to work on things you actually do.
A private online lesson for everyday life and work. Bring your questions. We’ll take it one step at a time.
No coding. No experience needed. Just a little curiosity.
Patient, personal help.
Everyday examples.
Practice you can repeat.
Make it useful to you
You don’t have to
know all the jargon.
We start with how to ask for help, how to improve an answer, and how to check what you get back. Then we practice with two things you’d actually like help doing.
For adults trying AI for the first time, busy professionals, and small-business owners who want a friendly place to start.
- 01
Get comfortable asking.
Open a conversation, describe what you need, and add the details that matter. You’ll practice asking follow-up questions in ordinary language.
- 02
Try something from your day.
Draft an email, organize a to-do list, plan a project, or understand a new topic. Choose two simple tasks and work through them with me.
- 03
Learn what to double-check.
AI can make mistakes. We’ll practice reviewing answers, checking important facts, and deciding what personal or business information to keep private.
Start with something familiar
Small tasks.
Useful practice.
“Help me make a plan.”
Organize a busy week, break a project into steps, or build a checklist. Add your time limits and priorities.
“Explain this simply.”
Explore a topic or ask about a non-sensitive document, using the features available in your account. Practice checking the explanation against its source.
Learn with Adam
I love using AI.
I’d love to show you.
I’m Adam Qureshi, based in Bellport, New York. I’m an entrepreneur who uses AI to build, write, and work through ideas in my own businesses.
I’m opening a small beginner-teaching pilot because I enjoy showing people how useful these tools can be. We’ll use examples that make sense to you and make room for your questions.
You do the practice. I’m there to guide you.
It’s okay to start at zero
Before your first lesson.
I’ve never used ChatGPT. Is that okay?
Yes. This lesson is designed for complete beginners. Tell me what device you use when you email, and we’ll agree what you need before we meet.
How does the online lesson work?
We meet on a video call with screen sharing. A laptop or desktop is easiest for practicing together. You control your own screen and enter your own information. I’ll send the call link and preparation instructions by email.
Do I need to buy a ChatGPT subscription?
We’ll start with the features available in your account. Some features and usage limits depend on your plan. If your chosen tasks need something extra, we’ll discuss that before booking. A subscription is not included in the lesson price.
Why pay when there are free tutorials?
You’re paying for individual guidance, practice with your own goals, and time to ask questions. If you prefer learning on your own, OpenAI’s free prompting guide is a useful place to start.
What do I get for $199?
A private 60-minute online lesson, practice with two everyday tasks, and five prompts tailored to you to reuse afterward. You can send one follow-up email about the lesson within seven days.
Will you need my passwords or private documents?
No. You sign in yourself and can pause screen sharing for private information. We can practice with made-up examples or non-sensitive material.
Can you teach me to advertise on ChatGPT?
Yes, that has its own private advertising workshop. It’s $750 for 90 minutes plus a 30-minute follow-up, with advertising spend separate. This beginner lesson focuses on everyday use.
What would you like help with?
Start curious.
Let’s learn together.
Tell me you’re new to AI and one or two things you’d like help doing. I’ll reply with availability and payment details before we book.
Email Adam to get started adamqureshi@gmail.com
This opens an email. We confirm your lesson separately.