The work starts following you home
Quotes, replies and reports land back on your desk after hours, and the backlog never clears.
- I finish quotes after dinner
- the same enquiry ten times a week
- reports wait until the weekend
- I do the admin on Sundays
Hands-on AI workshop · Sunshine Coast
A full day on your own laptop, using your own work. You leave with it running.
7 October 20269am to 4pmMooloolabaA$495 excluding GST15 seats

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Sunshine Coast AI Workshops runs a full-day, in-person workshop where business owners learn to use Claude and Codex on their own work. You bring one job you repeat, and you leave with it running on your laptop and the instructions written down.
It is hands-on rather than a lecture. Fifteen seats, one room at Mooloolaba, and help beside you while you build. It is capped at fifteen so everyone gets that help. The seat is A$495 excluding GST, and you bring your own paid Claude or OpenAI plan.
You do not need to be technical and you do not need to know what to build before you arrive. See the four jobs it covers, or what you leave with.
The work that eats your week is the same work every week: quoting, replying, reporting, admin. It arrives faster than you clear it, and it is the first thing dropped when a customer needs you.
Claude and Codex can take the first pass at that work. You keep the judgement and the approval. What changes is how much of your week goes back to customers, to quotes that go out while the job is still fresh, and to the growth work that never gets a clear hour.
A full day is enough to stop talking about it and have one of those jobs running on your own laptop.
Most owners arrive by the same six steps. You will recognise whichever one you are on.
Quotes, replies and reports land back on your desk after hours, and the backlog never clears.
You asked a blank box a question, it guessed, and you went back to doing it yourself.
The results improve once the tool has your information, your rules and a format to follow.
Not another video. Somewhere to sit down and get it working on your own business.
Price, experience, subscriptions and what to bring. Fair questions before a paid morning.
The date is fixed, the room holds fifteen, and the work does not do itself.
Two tools and one method. You learn what each is good at, then build on the work you already do.
Plan, write, analyse and work with your business information. Quotes, replies, reports, marketing drafts and summaries, built from your prices, your templates and your rules.
Build, test and improve small tools and automations for the jobs you repeat often enough that a tool pays for itself.
Most tasks suit one of them. You learn to read the task and pick, so a job moves from a rough idea to something running on your laptop.
An AI agent is software that carries out a sequence of steps using the information and tools you give it, inside permissions you set, with your review before anything reaches a customer.
Four examples of the first pass the tools give you. Each one is an illustrative example, not a customer result.
Quotes
Check the scope and every figure against the notes before it goes out.
Customer replies
Read it as the customer, and change anything that does not sound like you.
Marketing
Keep the angles you are comfortable publishing and cut the rest.
Reports and checklists
Confirm the numbers against the source before it leaves the building.
This is what the tools can do. What you build on the day is the task you bring, tested on your own material. See one worked through end to end.
Not notes from a seminar. A setup and a process that still runs when the room empties.
Claude and Codex installed and signed in on your own laptop, configured for business use.
At least one job you named, built around your information rather than a generic example.
You run it on your own material, read what comes back and fix what is wrong while help is beside you.
The written instructions behind it, so next week you swap the source and run it again.
Working means you can run it yourself, check the output against the source, and repeat the process next week. It does not mean every system in your business is connected. Not working by 1pm? We stay and help.
By 4pm AI is running on your laptop, loaded with your prices, templates and job notes. The jobs you named are built and tested on your own examples.
Every one comes with the written instructions behind it, so the same work runs again next week without me in the room.
Doors from 8:45am. A full day of active learning 9am to 4pm, with lunch in the middle and the room ours to the end. These times are the plan for the day.

The Cove room is on level 3 at Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel. Laptops out and chargers in. I have already read your website and your brief, so the day starts on your work.
Fifteen minutes. I show you the setups I built for a roofing business, a search business and a health practice, so you can see what you are building toward.
Tools installed, accounts signed in and settings configured for business use. Everyone leaves this part with the same working setup, whether you have used AI daily for a year or never opened it.
Your documents, prices, templates and job notes go in. Then we set the rules for what AI decides on its own, what it brings back to you, and what it never guesses.
Fifteen minutes away from the screen before the building starts.
The one you named in your brief. On your own work, with help at your shoulder, and tested against your own source material before we call it done.
Provided, in the room or on the terrace. Nobody has to go looking for food mid-build.
A different job, on your own work, tested the same way. By the end of the day you have two things running rather than one.
Quoting, enquiries, reporting, marketing or admin, in the order they cost you the most time. Each one gets tested and written down before we start the next.
The five inputs behind every job you built, on paper, with what to run first on Monday morning.
AI running on your laptop, the jobs built and tested, and the instructions in your hand.
You want a clear place to start, using work you already understand. No technical background is needed.
Quotes, replies, reports and admin keep landing back on your desk. You want the first pass done before you get to it.
You typed a question into a blank box and got something generic back. Give it your information, your rules and a format and the output changes.
The subscription is sitting there doing very little. A full day turns it into something that earns its fee.
Brenden House. I teach the AI workflows I have already built inside operating businesses.
I automated the internal processes in a roofing business I worked in, not one I advised from outside.
My own business. AI runs the blog creation, the SEO work and the custom proposals.
AI handles the SEO, the enquiries and the administration in a small health practice.
Pick how much of your week goes on quotes, replies, reports and admin. Put a number on your hour. The figure that comes back is what you are paying for that work today, before anyone talks about AI.
A$46,080 a year.
A full day on Wednesday is A$495 excluding GST. The figure above is every year.
| Time on repeat work | A year of it |
|---|---|
| A few hours a week | A$23,040 |
| Most of a day a week | A$46,080 |
| Two or three days a week | A$115,200 |
| It never stops | A$172,800 |
A full day on Wednesday is A$495 excluding GST. The figure above is every year.
You typed a question into a blank box and it guessed. It did not know your prices. It had never seen your quote template. Nobody told it what it is not allowed to make up. So it wrote something generic and you went back to doing it yourself.
Everything changes the moment AI can read how your business runs.
A business prompt has five parts: Context, Task, Source, Rules and Output. Each part answers a specific question before the tool drafts anything.

Describe your business, customer and situation.
Name the job you want done, such as turning site notes into a draft quote.
Supply the notes, price list or policy the draft should use.
Set the limits. Ask the tool to flag missing information and keep facts unchanged.
Describe the format, headings and details you need in the finished draft.
The quoting example from the workshop. Read the notes on the left, then the draft on the right. The whole thing takes about four minutes.
What you type in
gate repair, 14 banksia ct 2 hinges gone, same holes, do not move the gate about an hour and a half plus the drive hinges $30 each, labour $100/hr, callout $40 add gst after quote it
What comes back
Quote: gate repair
Scope. Replace two damaged gate hinges using the existing fixing points. 1.5 hours of labour and one call-out.
Excluded. Gate replacement, post replacement, painting.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Replacement hinges 2 × A$30.00 | A$60.00 |
| Labour (hours) 1.5 × A$100.00 | A$150.00 |
| Call-out 1 × A$40.00 | A$40.00 |
| Subtotal | A$250.00 |
| GST | A$25.00 |
| Total including GST | A$275.00 |
Check before sending. Hinge size and type are not in the notes, so it asked instead of picking one. The labour allowance came straight from your figure.
Whatever your business repeats. We build it in the room, on your own material.
Site notes, measurements and your price list go in, and a draft quote comes back for you to check. See the workflows for roofing and plumbing and electrical businesses.
The same question arrives ten times a week. Build the reply once from your own service list, prices and approved wording.
Approved figures and notes turned into the format you already send. See real estate reporting workflows.
Draft the chase from the client’s question, your records and your rules. See how accounting and bookkeeping teams handle it.
Job ads, social posts, meeting notes turned into actions, intake information turned into a checklist. See allied health admin tasks, with professional decisions left with your team.
A$495 excluding GST, per seat
A full day, 9am to 4pm Up to 15 people GST added at checkout
A maximum of 15 people, with hands-on help as you build.
Your laptop, charger and real examples of the work you want AI to handle. Choose safe examples to bring.
Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel, The Cove room, Mooloolaba.
Wednesday 7 October 2026, 9am to 4pm. A full day of active learning, then the room is ours for the rest of the day. Stay on until everything is done.
Places are non-refundable if you change your mind or can’t attend. If we cancel or move the date, you can transfer to the new date or receive a full refund.
Places are non-refundable if you change your mind or cannot attend. If we cancel or move the date, you can transfer or take a full refund.
Four ways to get AI into a Sunshine Coast business, and what each one costs.
They explain what the tools do. The setup, your prices, your templates and your rules stay on your list for a quiet weekend.
TAFE Queensland’s Diploma of Artificial Intelligence costs $5,800 and runs an average of twelve months part time. You finish it holding a credential in the field.
We scope and quote implementation separately. The business gets a working system without anyone on the team learning to build one.
A full day, fifteen seats, your own laptop. You leave with AI set up, loaded with how your business runs, and the jobs you repeat working.
The one you will use afterwards, not a spare.
Bring either Claude or ChatGPT, on the larger tier. Both start at US$100 a month, roughly A$140, and are billed by Anthropic or OpenAI rather than by us. The entry plans run out of capacity part way through a full day of building, which is why the bigger plan is the one to bring. Set it up before the day, or message me and I will walk you through it.
A made-up customer, a redacted job, a price list with the numbers changed. Nothing confidential leaves your business.
Three taps and your details to hold the seat, then the brief afterwards. I build your session from them.
The first thing we do is get AI running on every machine, and I would rather do yours before nine than during.
Do those and everything else is mine to do.
The session is hands-on business training. These needs call for a different format.
Codex builds small tools and automations for your business. We do not teach programming languages, application development, or how to train an AI model.
The workshop is hands-on training, so you build the jobs on your own laptop. We also take on implementation, where the system gets built and connected for you. That is a separate engagement, so enquire and we will scope which one fits.
This isn’t a lecture-only session. You’ll bring a task and spend the workshop building and testing it.
No. Bring either a Claude or an OpenAI paid plan on your laptop, ready to go. One is enough to attend and build. Bring the larger tier, because a full day of continuous building uses more than an entry plan allows. Both start at US$100 a month, roughly A$140, billed by Anthropic or OpenAI rather than by us. Ask me before the day and I will walk you through setting one up.
No. You are not learning to program. Codex builds small tools and automations for the jobs you repeat, and you describe what you want in plain English. We do not teach programming languages, application development or AI model training.
We install and sign in to Claude and Codex on the machine you use every day, then connect them to your own information: your prices, templates, job notes and the rules you work to. By 1pm at least one job you named is built and tested on your own example, with the instructions written down.
AI set up and running on your laptop, loaded with your prices, templates and job notes. The jobs you named are built and tested on your own examples, and every one comes with the written instructions behind it, so the same work runs again next week without me.
Sunshine Coast business owners and operators: founders, professional-service firms, local retailers, trades and small teams. Bring the work you want AI to handle. No technical background is required.
No. If you can write an email, you can do the work in the room. You build on your own laptop with plain-English instructions and hands-on help.
Videos explain the tools. In the room your laptop gets set up, your prices and templates go in, and the jobs you repeat get built and tested on your own work. You go home with it running and the instructions written down.
An online course gives you modules to work through on your own. A full day here gives you AI running on your machine, loaded with how your business works, and someone next to you while you build. If a qualification is what you are after, TAFE Queensland’s Diploma of Artificial Intelligence costs $5,800 and runs an average of twelve months part time.
The seat covers a full day of active learning, AI set up on your own laptop, the jobs you build, the written instructions you keep, and the rest of the day in the room to finish everything with help on hand. Fifteen seats is the cap, so there is time for your work in the room.
The examples come from your business. When you register you tell me the job you would hand over tomorrow, and your part of the session gets built around it. I read your website before the day as well, so you skip explaining the business to me.
Fifteen people in one room, and I come to you. Everyone starts from the same working setup, because the first thing we do is get AI running on every machine.
Bring your hardest repeated job. Most daily users type into a blank box and start again each time. The session connects AI to your documents, prices, templates and rules, then turns the jobs you repeat into written instructions you run again next week.
A full day of active learning, 9am to 4pm. We set AI up on your laptop, connect it to your business information, set the rules it works to, then build the jobs your business repeats and test each one on your own work. You leave with two jobs running and the written instructions behind them.
Your laptop, its charger and real examples of the work you want AI to handle. Made-up or redacted examples are fine, because nothing confidential is required.
Quoting, enquiries, customer replies, reporting, marketing and admin are the common ones. Bring the jobs that take your time and we work through them in the room.
One seat at the full-day, in-person workshop, hands-on help in a group capped at fifteen, AI set up on your own laptop, the jobs you build, and the written instructions you keep. The ticket is A$495 excluding GST, and GST is added at checkout.
Wednesday 7 October 2026, 9am to 4pm at Mooloolaba. Arrive from 8:45am for a 9am start. Lunch is provided and we finish at 4pm.
When the fifteen seats are taken, or when the workshop starts on the morning of 7 October, whichever comes first.
Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel, in The Cove room on level 3, Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast.
A maximum of fifteen paid attendees, so there is time for hands-on help with each person’s work.
Places are non-refundable if you change your mind or can’t attend. If we cancel or move the date, you can transfer to the new date or receive a full refund.
No. This is a full-day, in-person AI workshop at Mooloolaba. You work on your own laptop and build the setups your business uses afterwards.
Yes. We take on implementation, where the system gets built and connected for you. It is a separate engagement with its own scope and quote, so enquire and we will scope which one fits.
Yes. Private onsite team training runs at your workplace across the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The same method applies, with a fixed quote after a scoping conversation.
Send me the job you would bring and I will tell you whether the workshop suits it.
You get a straight answer from me. If a full day in a room is the wrong purchase for your business, I will say so and point you at the format that fits.
Learn Claude. Learn Codex. Put AI to work in the business you already run.
Wednesday 7 October 2026, 9am to 4pm at Mooloolaba. 15 seats, A$495 excluding GST.
Wednesday 7 October 2026, 9am to 4pm at Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel, The Cove room, Mooloolaba. A$495 excluding GST, added at checkout.
Registration takes under a minute. Three quick questions, then where to send your place. Pay on the spot to hold the seat, or pay from the link in your email after we have spoken. Registration stays open until the seats are taken or the workshop starts.
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