Half-day class · Albuquerque
A working session, not a webinar. You bring one process you actually run. You leave with it re-imagined, on paper — fewer steps, and the ones that stay worth keeping.
02Who this is for
You automated the mess.Now it's faster.
For the owner of a 10–40 person business who already bought AI and can't point to what changed. One step got quicker. The week didn't get shorter. Nobody checked whether the process deserved to exist — they sold you a tool and left.
03What happens in the room
Twelve owners, one instructor, three hours. Everybody works on a process they actually run — the way it happens on a Tuesday when everybody's busy.
Every desk it crosses, every in-tray it waits in. Where AI got bolted on, and what that actually saved.
What do you have to have? What do you want to have? Most process work only asks the first. The second is where the re-imagining happens.
The version a startup would build this year, with AI already in it. Steps stop existing. Some things stay yours: money, signatures, judgment.
04What you leave with
In your handwriting. Both maps side by side — the one you run and the one you'd build — with the bolt-on marked, the steps that stop existing struck through, and the work that was never in there written in. It's the proof the class wasn't a demo.
The example on the right is the quote process from the front page. Yours will be yours.
05Who this is not for
The room only works if everybody in it can do the work. So, plainly:
06Who's teaching
I've never had to clean up a faster mess. I've never let anyone build one.
"I'll tell you not to buy it" is only credible from someone who could have built it. Conefer is an OpenAI Select Partner, and I ship the implementation myself. The class is the same argument as the website, one altitude down — at the scale of one of your processes.
A sales-training program ran twelve months before anyone knew which new hires were worth keeping. Rebuilt to run in six. At the three-month review the platform's signal already matched the client's own sales figures. This is the method the class teaches, applied to a real process.
AI consultant. Twenty-one years in the military, fourteen in corporate operations. Runs the Conefer Recon — a diagnostic that grades the AI already running in a business and builds what should have been there instead, or says plainly what to stop paying for. Based in New Mexico.
07Upcoming sessions
Seats remaining are live from the box office. When a date is full, the waitlist decides who hears about the next one first.