AI for Your Business: NoW x Eternity

NoW x Eternity: AI for Your Business

You might already use AI to write an email, brainstorm ideas, or draft a social post. But it can do a lot more for your business. The Network of Women and Eternity are offering a series of hands-on AI workshops to help women use AI in practical ways that amplify their impact. No lectures, and no need to be an AI expert. Whether you’re brand new to AI tools or using AI every day, you’ll work on real tasks at your own level.

Join for one session or all three. Each workshop stands on its own, and if you attend the full series, each one builds on the last.

Where: Karma Bird House, 47 Maple Street, Burlington
When: Tuesdays (12/1, 12/15, 1/5), 3:00 to 4:30pm
What to bring: A laptop

Group size: Limited to 14 people so everyone gets hands-on help

Before each workshop, you’ll get a short survey so we can tailor the session to your experience level.

Session 1: Get Your AI to Know You and Sound Like You
Tuesday, December 1, 3:00 to 4:30pm
Set up your AI tool around your business, your priorities, and your writing voice, so it works like a real assistant instead of a blank chat box. Bring a few writing samples and one task you repeat every week. You’ll leave with a personal setup that knows your context and sounds like you, plus the know-how to put it to work.

Session 2: Your AI Thinking Partner: Planning and Growing Your Business
Tuesday, December 15, 3:00 to 4:30pm
Bring one idea you’re considering, like a new offer, service, or market, and we'll use AI as our thought partner to: research it, shape it, then ask AI to poke holes in it. Along the way, we’ll cover how to use AI responsibly, including checking facts and protecting client information. You’ll leave with a stress-tested one-page draft and a short list of what to verify before you act on it.

Session 3: Let AI Do the Legwork
Tuesday, January 5, 3:00 to 4:30pm
Move from asking AI questions to giving it real work. You’ll hand an AI tool a multi-step job (“I’m meeting with this client in an hour, get me ready”) and watch it work across emails, notes, and documents. Then we’ll review together what the AI got right and what it missed. You’ll leave with a simple framework for deciding what to delegate and one recurring task from your own work you’re ready to hand off.