Workshop Description

Beta Pricing: February - April 2026 If registrations are high, price will be reduced to $9.99 “Options, Not Solutions” I smoked for 40 years - two packs a day. The day I was diagnosed with COPD, I promised myself to quit. I used cartridges with very small amounts of nicotine, and I’m convinced that decision alone is why I’m still here. Later, the Director of Pulmonology at a nationally known hospital told me I would be on supplemental oxygen for the rest of my life. I didn’t accept that as the end of the story. When I identify options that might work, I test them carefully, consistently, and with data. That approach helped me stay off oxygen for five years, using it only during exercise, through discipline around exercise, supplements, and diet. Consistency matters, because it’s always easy to say, “not today.” Today, I’m facing heart failure alongside worsened emphysema and I’m fighting again. This time, I work with AI as an analytical partner, not to replace doctors or decision-makers, but to: - Analyze test results across specialties - Identify patterns and blind spots - Organize complex information into a usable, full-picture view - Prepare clearer, more focused discussions and decisions Based on 35+ years as a turnaround consultant and my own battle with over 50 medical diagnoses, I worked with AI to help build over 250 tools designed to identify business and health options that are often missed when information is fragmented and cyclical. This workshop shows how to work with AI intentionally, what to ask, what to validate, and how to stay in control so you can make better-informed decisions when the system falls short. I will never give up hope. AI has become one of the tools that helps me keep hope alive. This workshop focuses on identifying viable paths forward , not promising outcomes so you and your medical team can evaluate informed options rather than chase one-size-fits-all answers. * In heart failure, end stage emphysema - was able to increase my 02 readings without supplemental 02 to 97 - 99 with heart rate high 60's Still Fighting..... Still Winning!