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AI Level Up: Save 10 Hours Monthly with This Strategy #shorts

Pete Cooper explains why busy CEOs struggle to find time to learn AI and how Skillion's one-hour AI Level Up is meant to meet them at their level. He gives two examples of colleagues who he says found ways to save hours of work.

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Pete Cooper says one of the biggest problems he hears from CEOs and decision makers is that they do not have time to learn AI. They are running their businesses and dealing with clients, so AI becomes an afterthought on a Saturday morning over coffee, which he says is not enough to level up. The amount of training material makes it worse, because much of it covers what people already know, is not relevant or is too advanced for them.

His answer is the AI Level Up. A diagnostic check matches where you are, and in one hour you are taken up to the next level.

He gives two examples. One colleague learned to use skills and realised one could save him at least 10 hours a month. Another, this week, was producing reports that took him and his team over five hours a week, and Pete says that is now down to 10 minutes. His pitch is one hour in for 10 hours back, every month after.

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One of the biggest problems I hear from CEOs and decision makers is they don't have the time to learn AI. And I totally get it. They want to run their business. They've got to keep their skills up, deal with their clients. AI becomes an afterthought on a Saturday morning over coffee. That's not enough time to really level up their skills. But what makes it worse is there's so much material out there in terms of training. You can spend weekend after weekend, but you're running through stuff that you might already know. It's not relevant or it's too advanced for where you're at. This is where the AI level up comes in.

We do a diagnostic check which matches where you are and in one hour you get leveled up to the next level. One example, a colleague of mine sat down and learned skills. He had the aha moment to realize that he could do something using a skill which would save him at least 10 hours a month. Just this week, we did another level up with a colleague of mine who was doing reports, and those reports were taking him and his team over 5 hours a week. He's now got that down to 10 minutes. That's the type of leverage you get when you use AI well and you do the level up. In fact, in one hour we take, we give you 10 hours back. That's not just this month, but every single month after that.

And if that's not worth an hour, I don't know what