Foundations of Claude: Coach Your AI Apprentice on Real Work

Built for working professionals, taught by a technopreneur who runs his business on AI

This workshop is for people who want to use Claude well for real work: marketers, ops people, founders, business owners, analysts, and consultants. If you’ve tried claude.ai or ChatGPT casually and felt you were only scratching the surface, this is built for you. No jargon, no assumptions about what you already know.

Most AI workshops come from one of two camps: techies with no real grounding in business or marketing, or business people who never built strong fundamentals. This one is built differently, by a technopreneur who actually runs his own business on AI, not just builds the tech behind it.

You learn it directly from Boon Kgim, who uses Claude every day to run the real work of his business: marketing, proposals, presentations, workshops, automation, and more. With 19 years building websites and software behind him, he knows where AI genuinely helps and where it doesn’t. The shortcuts, the patterns, the gotchas, you get them in one afternoon, distilled and handed to you straight. Making complex things simple for non-technical people is the entire teaching style.

Hands-on activities, curated to amplify your understanding

Foundations only stick when you apply them, so every feature block ends in a curated hands-on activity you run yourself, fixed in shape so it can be demoed and timed, but real enough that the feature clicks. You’ll walk the full literacy arc: prompting well, managing context, then Projects, Artifacts, Research, Connectors, and Skills, each one with a “try it now” you do in the room. Several plug straight into your own material: a Project for a work stream you pick, a Research run on a question you actually need answered, and a brand-voice Skill built from your own sent emails so Claude drafts the way you do. You also leave with a reusable HTML slide template and Gmail connected. The point isn’t to finish your work in the room, it’s to understand each feature well enough to carry the starter setup forward after.

One idea ties the whole day together: out of the box, Claude is generic. Think of today as day one of an apprenticeship. You give it context, review its output, give specific feedback, and teach it your way, until it stops being everyone’s Claude and becomes uniquely yours. So a generic first answer isn’t a failure, it’s exactly where you’d expect to start.

Why learn from Boon Kgim

• A technopreneur, tech consultant, and growth marketer who runs his own business on AI across marketing, proposals, presentations, workshops, and automation
• 19 years building websites and software, and 10+ apps built with Claude Code, so he knows the technology from the inside, not just the prompts
• Has built real Skills on his own work, including a LinkedIn writing Skill trained on 300+ published posts, the exact apprentice loop you’ll learn in the room
• A track record of teaching non-technical founders, freelancers, and professionals who walked in nervous and walked out fluent
• Direct access during the workshop, you ask, he answers, no TA layer in between

You’re not paying for a course. You’re paying for the compressed experience of a technopreneur who runs his whole business on AI, with Boon Kgim sitting next to you while you put it to work on your own real tasks.

You’re not done when you leave

This is the part most workshops get wrong. The skill grows by using it, so the day ends with a standing take-home challenge: this week, pick one recurring task (the weekly report, inbox triage, meeting notes) and move it fully into Claude, with a Project to hold its context and a custom Skill that does it your way. Do it once and it compounds every week after.

You’re not alone. Fall behind? You’re covered

You’re not on your own after the workshop. You get the alumni community group chat, where you share what you build, bring your questions back, and get answers from Boon, who regularly shares his own tips and practical insights and amplifies what members make. And falling behind is never a problem: if you don’t keep up, or you just want a second pass, you can re-attend a future run of the same workshop for free, whenever you want. The seat you take today is one you can always come back to.