The scope of what's possible
with AI is only
limited by your imagination.
The Rebellion is a one-year live mentorship for neurodivergent entrepreneurs who want to use AI as a thought partner, a problem-solving engine, and a capacity multiplier throughout their businesses and personal ecosystems.
You'll learn how to create systems that fit the way you think, turn your knowledge into assets you can use repeatedly, solve problems that have been consuming your bandwidth, and translate the ideas in your head into something other people can see, understand, and buy.
AI gives one person access to what used to require a team.
Knowing how to use those capabilities changes what you can build, how quickly you can build it, and how much support you need from other people.
AI changes too quickly for static education.
They are built around a particular platform, a collection of prompts, or a workflow that worked on the day the course was recorded.
It can change dramatically within a month. New models appear, existing tools gain capabilities, and methods that once required complicated instructions become available through a single feature.
The judgment to evaluate a new tool, understand what it does well, recognize a meaningful change, and fold that change into the systems you're already using.
AI skills have to evolve at the same speed as the tech.
The teaching will reflect the technology available while we're using it, the problems members are trying to solve, and the systems they want to create.
AI can become part of the foundation underneath your work.
Many people begin with one platform and use it for isolated tasks: draft an email, summarize a document, brainstorm an idea, improve a piece of copy. That's a useful starting point, and the possibilities extend much further.
Different AI tools have different strengths. A well-designed stack works like a group of specialists. Each tool has a role, and the tools can be combined into systems that support the way you run your business.
Those systems can preserve your knowledge, create deliverables, organize information, reduce repetitive work, help you make decisions, and give you access to capabilities you previously had to hire someone else to provide.
For a solo entrepreneur, that increases the amount and quality of work you produce while decreasing what the business takes from you.
Drag to build your stackAI can multiply your capacity because it can keep up with your thinking.
Neurodivergent entrepreneurs often have more ideas, connections, and information in their heads than they can easily transfer into an external form.
Other people rarely have the same context. They don't share your complete knowledge base, think at the same speed, or understand all the connections you're making. Explaining the full idea can take longer than executing it yourself, assuming you can find a way to execute it.
AI can work with a much larger amount of context. You can give it your frameworks, previous work, preferences, processes, examples, research, offers, and language. With the right systems in place, it can help you articulate your ideas more clearly without diluting your perspective or replacing it with generic language.
Your thinking remains central to the work. AI helps you organize it, develop it, and translate it into forms other people can use: a sales page, an interactive workbook, a searchable knowledge system, a custom dashboard, a piece of software, a visual asset, a client deliverable, or a solution that didn't exist until you created it.
One of my first conversations with AI changed the way I understood it.
That conversation showed me AI could do far more than produce content.
Then I stopped limiting my questions to what existing software could already do, and started describing the exact solution I needed.
Your personal ecosystem affects your business capacity.
A business owner doesn't stop being a person while running a business. Sensory demands, executive-function limitations, health administration, travel, household systems, interpersonal situations, and complex decisions all use the same finite bandwidth you need for your work.
Bring the business problem, the personal systems problem, or the task that keeps consuming more bandwidth than it deserves. We'll determine what AI can do with it.
Some of the systems and solutions I've created with AI.
Turn over any card.
These examples represent a fraction of what becomes available once you can recognize where AI belongs in a system and direct it effectively. This sales page was also built with AI under my direction, using the same kind of process I teach inside The Rebellion.
What you'll learn inside The Rebellion.
There is no fixed syllabus, because AI will keep developing throughout the year and so will the curriculum. What we cover will follow the technology available at the time and what members are working on. To give you a sense of the territory, these are examples of the kinds of capabilities, systems, and applications we can work with:
- 01Building reusable knowledge corpora from your content, frameworks, research, transcripts, and intellectual property
- 02Creating personalized AI dashboards that contain the information your business relies on
- 03Designing an AI stack in which different tools perform the work they do best
- 04Connecting multiple AI systems into larger workflows
- 05Teaching AI how your business works so it can provide informed support
- 06Turning live teaching, coaching, and spoken ideas into polished written and visual assets
- 07Creating interactive workbooks, assessments, tools, and educational resources
- 08Developing websites, landing pages, graphics, and other business assets
- 09Building voice-first systems that capture and process ideas as you have them
- 10Finding opportunities to reduce repetitive labor and administrative demands
- 11Using AI to solve personal ecosystem problems that affect your business capacity
- 12Evaluating new models, features, and platforms as they become available
When a member wants to learn how to create a particular tool, solve a recurring problem, or use a newly released capability, they can request that topic inside the community. I'll add relevant requests to the teaching calendar and demonstrate the process during a live session.
One hour, every Thursday.
We meet live at 11:00 a.m. Central. The hour is split in half.
Sessions are recorded and added to the member portal. The private Kajabi community gives members a place to ask questions, discuss what they're building, share discoveries, and request topics for future sessions.
The mentorship includes 48 live weekly sessions over the course of the year, plus four bonus sessions in August for members who join early. The remaining weeks allow for holidays, illness, or emergencies.
Twenty seats for the year.
48 weekly sessions run throughout the year. Up to four weeks are reserved for holidays, illness, or emergencies.
Choose pay in full or the payment plan at checkout.
Members may refer other entrepreneurs to The Rebellion. When someone joins and identifies the member who referred them, that member receives a complimentary one-hour private strategy session with me, for any business, AI, systems, or personal ecosystem problem they choose.
The tools will keep changing, and your ability to work with them will keep developing.
A year from now, AI will be capable of things we can't predict today. The Rebellion gives you a live environment where you can keep learning, experimenting, building, and incorporating those capabilities into your own systems as they emerge.
Your ideas provide the direction. Your expertise gives the work its value.
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