In their own words — what changed after three months, one-to-one.
I had never written code in my life. Ninety days later I had built a support agent that now handles most of our customer queries. Being taught one-to-one meant we moved at exactly my speed and every example came from my own business.
What sold me was the privacy. We worked openly on our real operations data and built a decision layer that flags delayed shipments before they become problems. No group class could have done that.
By month three I was deploying agents that draft proposals and follow up over email. My team thinks I hired a developer. I did not — I learned to build it myself.
The mentor was patient and genuinely senior. We started from Python basics and finished with an AI layer wired into our product. Worth every rupee, and the monthly billing made it easy to commit.
As a traditional business owner I was sceptical about AI. Now I understand exactly what it can and cannot do, because I built it with my own hands. That confidence has changed how I lead.
Discreet, flexible and completely tailored. Sessions fit around my calendar, three days a week. I can now brief my team on AI with real authority instead of buzzwords.