I don’t have time for this

"A three day workshop! Whoa. I don't really have 3 days to give as I'm juggling children work and my coaching biz."

That’s fair…

I can’t imagine anyone reading this actually has three days to spare.

But it isn’t three days. It’s three sessions. 60-90 minutes each. Once a week. Over the course of three Fridays.

I think the sessions aren’t even really what people are worried about though.

For I long time I thought about this stuff the same way. If I need to block off a weekend and disappear from my routine to come out the other side with something useful, I just couldn’t justify it.

Until I realized how much not setting aside that time was actually costing me.

For example, having all my content metrics directly accessible in Notion, saves me 60+ minutes each week analyzing what worked and what didn’t, when AI agents can review the week on their own and tell me in 60 seconds.

So I’ve intentionally designed the workshop to solve that.

Every hour we spend in each session will save you the same amount of time every week, recurring, indefinitely.

So that’s the actual trade.

Someone else wrote back and told me they’re focusing on other priorities right now. I get that, and I'd still gently push on it. This isn't one more thing competing with your priorities. It's the thing that hands you back the time your other priorities need.

So, if I were you, here's how I'd deal with the risk.

Come to the first session. That's the one where your AI finally gets access to everything you've written. If that session alone isn't worth what you paid, tell me and I'll refund you in full, and you keep what we built.

There's also an optional setup hour on Wednesday the 14th, before we start, so nobody feels behind on the first call.

One more thing. I'm closing registration on Wednesday the 7th instead of the 10th, and there are currently four spots left.

Here’s the link to learn more:

https://kevinhood.me/knowledge-workshop/

Talk soon,

Kevin Hood