Your AI doesn’t know you yet. Onboard it and put it to work.
Chatting with it is fun. Let’s graduate to having it do work you’ve been dying to hand off.
30 minutes, free. Bring one task you’d love off your plate.
What happens
Start with the work you won’t miss.
Emails, decks, research. Tell me your top 3 time sinks. We’ll pick one that comes back every week.
Find what AI can take on.
We break that task down, find what can be automated, and decide where you keep the final say.
Then take the wheel.
We set it up in your account and practice on real work. By the last session, you’re driving.
What you actually get
I asked a multinational exec, someone who, in her own words, “chats with GPT more than her family,” whether her GPT knew who she was, or what her company did. She stopped. Raised an eyebrow. “I think so?”
That pause is the whole problem. The work sounds like a committee wrote it because the AI doesn’t know your role, your priorities, or your standards.
Here’s the honest part. You can build a website for free too. You still hired someone to build the one you use. Free gets you a stranger who does generic work. Trained gets you an employee who does yours.
The paid onboarding is three sessions, normally over three weeks. We work on one recurring task in your own account. You practice between sessions. The goal is graduation: you can run it, judge it, and fix it without me.
It won’t get everything right on day 1. You’ll learn to spot what’s off, correct it, and save what it should know next time.
That exec I asked? 2 sessions ago, she wasn’t sure. Today, the answer’s yes.
And you see it work before you pay. If it doesn’t land, you’re out one call and nothing else.
Who this is for
You run something. A company, a practice, a fund, a team. There’s more in the week than fits, and the overflow is always the writing: the prep, the follow-ups, the first drafts.
Who it’s NOT for.
People who like tinkering with AI. If you can debate about agent harnesses and show off graph implementations, you obviously don’t need me. This is for people who want a working habit they can use next week.
Alex
I’m Alex Ngai, a New Yorker and 20-year Tokyo resident. I run my own solo consultancy. To keep my own work tight, I got on AI right at the start, before it was a thing anyone talked about. It became my only hobby. My day rotates between work, AI tinkering, and family.
Then I noticed something. AI comes up in every conversation now, but the founders and execs around me don’t talk about it the way I do. A chat with someone on Google’s Gemini team confirmed it: I’m way out there with a team of robots while most people are still swapping Google searches for GPT. The conversations turned into coaching, and the coaching turned into this.
And AI is literally in my name, so I might as well live up to it!
Where your information lives
What you tell me on the call goes into a private file: your role, your priorities, how you like things done. That file is why the work comes back yours instead of generic.
I prepare the first handoff privately on my side. During onboarding, we build in your account. At handover, you keep the setup and the originals.
If that still makes you hesitate, I’ll walk you through building it yourself, so no file ever lives on my side.
FAQ
Do I need to know anything about AI?
No. We start with your work and learn as we go. If you can forward an email, you’re over-qualified.
What do you actually need from me?
Your top 3 time sinks, examples of good work, and material you’re allowed to share. Between sessions, you try the task yourself and bring back what worked and what didn’t.
What happens to what I tell you?
It goes into your private file and stays with me only until handover. Then it’s yours, in your own accounts, and I clear my copies.
Not ready for a call?
I get it. Just email me your single biggest time sink and I’ll tell you straight if AI can do the job. Free, and no pitch on the back end.
hi@alex-ng.ai