
Welcome to Electric Thinking.
In this video, I’ll share what this course is really about, who it’s designed for, and how I recommend moving through it.
This course is for people whose work depends on thinking well and want a clear, grounded way to work with AI.
Take your time, stay curious, and use the course on real work as you go.
In this video, we reframe how to work with AI, moving from treating it like a tool to working with it as a teammate.
You’ll see why one-way prompting often leads to shallow results, and how collaboration leads to stronger thinking.
This shift sets the foundation for the rest of the course and how you’ll use AI on ideas, judgment, and decisions.
This video introduces the SPARK framework, a practical way to use AI as a thinking partner in high-leverage moments. You’ll apply it throughout the course on real work.
In this video, we focus on context: what it is, why it matters, and how it changes the quality of AI responses.
You’ll see how providing clear context helps AI move beyond surface-level answers and become more helpful in real thinking situations.
This is a core skill you’ll use throughout the course.
In this video, you’ll learn why working with AI is an iterative process, not a one-and-done interaction.
We’ll focus on how small adjustments in direction, context, and questions lead to much better thinking and results over time.
This video helps you build the habit of refining ideas as they form, instead of accepting the first answer and moving on.
In this video, you’ll be introduced to the idea of AI teammates and why they’re useful for thinking, not just tasks.
You’ll see how giving AI clear roles and perspectives helps surface blind spots, challenge assumptions, and strengthen ideas.
These AI teammates will be used throughout the course to support your thinking on real work.
In this video, you’ll learn how to build your first AI teammate: Riley the Researcher.
You’ll see how to shape this role so it helps gather relevant information, surface patterns, and expand your understanding without overwhelming you with noise.
Riley will support higher-quality thinking by giving you stronger inputs before ideas and decisions take shape.
In this video, you’ll build an AI teammate designed to act as an Advisor.
You’ll learn how to shape this role so it helps you think through tradeoffs, implications, and next steps without taking over your judgment.
The Advisor supports clearer decision-making by offering perspective and guidance while keeping you in control.
In this video, you’ll build the Researcher AI teammate and define its role in your thinking process.
The Researcher is designed to expand perspective, gather signal, and support better ideas before conclusions are formed.
In this video, you’ll explore what it means to work with AI as a thought partner rather than a tool.
You’ll learn how different types of thinking benefit from different kinds of support, and how to identify the role AI should play in your work.
This sets the foundation for building AI teammates that strengthen your ideas, judgment, and decisions.
In this video, you’ll build your first AI thought partner and define how it will support your thinking.
You’ll learn how to clarify the role, perspective, and boundaries of this partner so it contributes meaningfully to ideas, judgment, and decisions.
This video sets up the foundation for creating more specialized AI teammates after the course.
In this video, we focus on how to stay in control when working with AI.
You’ll learn how to guide, question, and verify AI input so it supports your thinking without taking over decisions or credibility, including how to spot and avoid hallucinations.
This lesson helps you use AI as an aid to judgment, not a replacement for it.
In this final video, we focus on how to turn what you’ve learned into an ongoing practice.
You’ll see how to apply Electric Thinking consistently in your real work, without adding complexity or effort.
The goal is not to “use AI more,” but to keep using it where it genuinely improves thinking over time.
AI didn’t replace strategic thinking. It raised the bar for it.
Most professionals use AI to automate the easy stuff. The thinking that actually matters still happens alone.
What if your thinking felt amplified — not automated, not replaced?
This course is for professionals whose value comes from how they think. You’ll learn how to use AI as a thinking partner, so your ideas get stronger, your decisions more grounded, and your thinking holds up when the stakes are high.
What you’ll be able to do (and reuse)
By the end of this course, you’ll have a repeatable way of thinking with AI — not just concepts about it.
You’ll be able to:
bring AI into high-leverage thinking moments, not just low-level tasks
pressure-test ideas and decisions before they’re shared
shift from one-way prompting to collaborative dialogue that sharpens judgment
work with a small set of specialized AI thought partners to explore ideas, surface blind spots, and strengthen your point of view
return to the same thinking patterns again and again instead of starting from scratch
This isn’t about memorizing prompts.
It’s about developing a durable way of working with AI that holds as tools change.
Before Electric Thinking
Circling the idea instead of landing it
Staying up late polishing rushed work
Carrying every perspective alone
Entering important meetings unsure if your thinking holds
After Electric Thinking
Faster exploration that leads to clearer ideas
AI that challenges assumptions early
Access to specialized perspectives when you need them
Entering meetings knowing your thinking has been stress-tested
How the course works
Short, focused lessons
Real examples from real work
Guided exercises you can apply immediately
No technical background required
Most people feel the shift the first time they apply this approach to real work.
What students say
“This training transformed something that took me two days into just two hours. By far the best training I’ve ever taken.”
“Fantastic. Eye-opening. Magic. It WILL change the way you think and work.”
Electric Thinking isn’t about keeping up with AI. It’s about developing the kind of thinking that stays valuable as AI becomes ambient. If you’re ready to stop using AI on the easy stuff and start using it where it actually matters, this course is for you.