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Intermediate Women Circle

  • Design AI systems that work consistently, not just one-off chats
  • Master Projects, Artifacts, Skills, and Split Screen with intention
  • Build workflows you can actually reuse and maintain
  • Live sessions with Nix for questions and support
  • Learn when to automate and when to stay human
  • From confident user to intentional designer in 4 weeks
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How We Learn Together

LEARN

Watch short video lessons at
your own pace

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2

PRACTICE

Hands-on work to apply what
you learn

SUPPORT

Weekly group Q&A for questions
and feedback

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What's Included in This Course

Intermediate Women Circle
  • A clear, hands-on understanding of Claude's four core features: Projects, Artifacts, Skills, and split screen, so you know which tool to reach for and why
  • The ability to design AI that behaves the way you want it to, consistently, across different conversations and tasks
  • A practical introduction to ChatGPT and Gemini (no deep dive), and how to choose between platforms strategically instead of guessing
  • Systems thinking skills that help you see your recurring work as workflows you can design, not endless tasks to repeat
  • Guided builds where you create real things: a Project, a Skill, and a custom Artifact that actually works for your life
  • Safety and discernment training so you know when to trust AI, when to question it, and what should never be delegated
  • Weekly live sessions with me, where your questions shape the conversation and we problem-solve as a group
  • A women-only space grounded in safety, honesty, and shared momentum
  • Plain language, always. We go deeper here, but we never trade clarity for complexity
3.5
Hours/Week
4 Weeks
of Learning
24/7 Online
Capacity
Certificate of
Completion

What Happens After You Sign Up

You pay. You're in. Here's what comes next.

A payment confirmation lands in your inbox right away so you know everything went through.

Your pre-recorded video lessons open up 24 hours before your cohort start date. If your start date is a few weeks out, your account will be set up and ready the moment it's time.

One week before your cohort begins, you'll receive an email with the days and times of all your live sessions so you can plan ahead. A few days before your start date, you'll receive a welcome email with your Zoom link and everything you need for your first session.

Your weekly rhythm looks like this:
Monday: One 30-minute welcome call to meet the group, get oriented, and settle in. This happens once, at the start of your cohort.
Fridays: Four 60-minute live Q&A sessions across the month. Bring questions, get feedback, and learn alongside your circle.
Between sessions: Pre-recorded lessons are available on demand, so you learn at your own pace and on your own schedule.
Example schedule (all times are approximate):
SessionDayTime (ET)Duration
Welcome Call
Monday (Week 1 only)
12:00pm
30 min
Session #1
Friday, Week 1
12:00pm
60 min
Session #2
Friday, Week 2
12:00pm
60 min
Session #3
Friday, Week 3
12:00pm
60 min
Session #4
Friday, Week 4
12:00pm
60 min

Beginners Women’s Circle / Youtube Video:

Before each Friday Q&A, you'll receive a reminder email with that session's Zoom link. No digging through old emails.

Every live session, the welcome call and all four Q&As, is optional and recorded. If life gets in the way, the replay is waiting for you.

No surprises. No hidden steps. You sign up, you prepare, you show up when you're ready.

What You'll Walk With After 4 Weeks

After this course, you'll open Claude and know what to do.

No more mysterious buttons.
Tools you actually
understand.
Claude or Gemini?
You won't feel lost.
Projects, Artifacts, Skills, Split Screen.
You'll know exactly which to use and when.
That's the shift.
From user
to designer.
Something that works
repeatedly. A custom Artifact. A Skill.
A workflow you designed yourself.
You'll know when not to use AI.
What should stay human.

What This Asks of You

About 3.5 hours per week.

Watch lessons whenever it works for you. Join the live Q&A if you can (replays are there if you can't). Practice and build between sessions.

This is still human-paced learning. We go deeper, but we don't rush.

Do I need to be techy to start?

No.
If you can use a computer, open websites, and type, you can learn AI here.
You don’t need a technical background.  
You don’t need to already understand AI.
This is built for people who feel unsure or behind.
If you don’t yet have basic computer skills, this may feel too advanced right now. Otherwise, you’re exactly where you need to be.

How much time per week does this take?

**Beginner:**  
Plan for about **2.5 to 3 hours per week**

**Intermediate:**  
Plan for about **3.5 to 4 hours per week**

That includes:
- the lessons  
- your practice  
- and the optional weekly Zoom Q&A

You can join the Q&A live or watch the replay.

What’s the difference between beginner and intermediate?

**Beginner:**  
You’re new to AI or it hasn’t clicked yet.

You’ll get a clear, simple tour of the platform so you understand what’s there, and we focus on the essentials, mainly the chat interface and projects, so you can actually start using AI without feeling overwhelmed.

**Intermediate:**  
You’ve used AI before, but it feels inconsistent or unclear.

We go deeper into the platform and start using more of its features. Instead of just understanding what’s there, you’ll actually build and use things like projects, artifacts, and other tools in a more structured way.

Beginner is about **understanding and confidence**.
Intermediate is about **depth, structure, and better results**.

If you’re unsure, the Entry Ritual will guide you.

What if I fall behind?

You won’t.
You get lifetime access to all lessons and replays, so you can move at your own pace.
You can always come back, catch up, and keep going.

Will I feel uncomfortable asking questions?

Maybe at first. That’s normal.
Most people come in feeling unsure.
But this is a space where questions are expected.
If you’re thinking it, someone else is probably thinking it too.

Do you work with men?

Yes, in a limited way for now.
Men can currently join through **small group cohorts**.
The main group program is women-only to create a space where women feel more comfortable asking questions and learning openly.
More ways to work together will be introduced over time.

How do I know which option is right for me?

Start with the Entry Ritual.
It helps you understand where you are and which path fits best.
In general:
- Want a **smaller, more guided experience** → Small cohort  
- Want a **more flexible, larger group setting** → Women’s circle

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Not Sure Which Course Is Right for You?

Let's Find Your Path

Take a short, 3-minute check-in designed to help you get oriented.

Think of it as a snapshot, not a label. You'll get clarity on your current level, less second-guessing, and a clear next step.

Take the Quiz — 3 minutes

Who This Course Is For

Intermediate Women Circle

This Is For You If
You already know the basics of Claude and want to go deeper into what it can actually do
You want to stop repeating the same setup every time and start designing systems that work consistently
You're ready to learn Projects, Artifacts, and Skills and understand when to use each one
You're curious about systems thinking and want to see your recurring work as something you can design, not just do
You value learning in community and feel supported in women-centered circles
You're willing to practice, build, and experiment between sessions
This Is Not For You If
You're still figuring out the basics of Claude and would benefit from the Beginner course first
You already build custom Artifacts, use Skills, and design workflows confidently on your own
You're looking for shortcuts or automation hacks
You expect individual troubleshooting on your personal projects
You're not willing to do the hands-on builds and practice exercises
You prefer surface-level tips over structured, deeper learning

Meet Your AI Partner in Crime

I'm Nix Fäe. Part artist, part systems lover, full-time translator of confusing tech into plain English.

I spent over a decade working in tech, then took a deliberate deep dive into AI. Courses, experiments, hands-on exploration, and plenty of moments where I paused and asked, "What is actually happening here?" I didn't rush it. I figured it out on my own until it truly made sense. One of my core strengths is my ability to streamline, organize, and simplify complex systems. It's how my brain works. And right now, AI is a loaded topic. There's a lot of noise, pressure, and fear floating around.

So I teach this differently.

I help women build a clear, grounded relationship with AI. One that replaces overwhelm with orientation, and pressure with curiosity. We slow things down, focus on what matters, and leave the rest for later.

Think of me as your partner in crime. I'm here to help you see the full picture, ask better questions, and move forward with clarity, confidence, and a little bit of fun.

We take this step by step. With structure. With honesty. And without losing yourself in the process.

What We Cover, Week
by Week

Week 1: From Using AI to Designing With AI

This week reframes everything you already know. You'llsee the structure underneath the tools you've been using, and start makingintentional choices about how to use them.
•   What Claude actuallyis: one application with multiple specialized tools
•   An in-depth tour ofClaude's core features: Projects, Artifacts, and Skills, what each one does,and when to use it
•   Plain-languagevocabulary for understanding how AI behaves
•   An introduction to imagegeneration through external tools. Because Claude does not have its ownbuilt-in image generator, we will briefly explore third-party tools such asFAL.AI, NanoBanana, and Midjourney to understand how AI image generation works.We'll cover what they do, but using them is not required for this course.
•   Your first guidedbuild: an AI Reality Check Engine. We'll build this together overthe 4-week program, starting with a Project as your workspace and an Artifactas the tool itself. It's a simple system that challenges assumptions andreframes thinking.
•   How people becomedependent on AI without realizing it, and what we do instead: refine, guide,challenge, and stay in control
•   Week 1 Zoom call: awelcome and introduction session with Nix
•   All Zoom sessions are recorded. If you miss one, therecording is available to you.

Week 2: Expanding the System

This week, you'll start thinking in systems. You'll addstructure and modes to what you built in Week 1 and learn why a structuredapproach yields better, more consistent results.
•   How Projects andArtifacts work together in split-screen, and why this changes how you think
•   Systems thinking inplain language: seeing your work as connected steps, not isolated tasks
•   Lightweight taskdecomposition: breaking complex work into manageable pieces
•   Expanding the AIReality Check Engine with three structured modes: Logical, Emotional,and Alternative Perspective
•   How to getconsistent, structured outputs instead of random ones
•   Weekly Zoom Q&A(recorded): bring your questions and learn alongside the group.

Week 3: Skills, Safety & Workflow Design

This week is about making your AI work reliable andrepeatable. You'll build your first Skill, learn what information should neverbe uploaded, and design a workflow you can actually trust.
•   Building your firstSkill inside a dedicated Project, a reusable set of instructions that captureshow you work
•   Adding structure toyour Reality Check Engine so it works the same way every time
•   When not to rely onAI, and how to verify outputs responsibly
•   What informationshould never be uploaded to any AI platform
•   Workflow design:deciding what stays human, what's collaborative, and what should never bedelegated
•   Weekly Zoom Q&A(recorded): bring your questions and learn alongside the group.

Week 4: Refining, Transferable Skills & TheBridge to Builder Mode

This week, you finalize your system, see your skillsthrough a new lens, and get a clear picture of what comes next. You leave as adesigner: someone who decides how AI works, not just someone who uses it.
•   Finalizing andpersonalizing your Reality Check Engine so it fits the way youactually think
•   Testing your systemwith different types of inputs: text, images, and voice
•   How does everythingyou've learned in Claude transfer directly to ChatGPT, Gemini, and MicrosoftCopilot
•   What stays the sameacross platforms, what changes, and why mastering one makes every othernavigable
•   A live demonstrationof AI output flowing from one tool into another
•   A preview of BuilderMode: automation, multi-tool workflows, vibe coding, and agentic systems
•   Final Zoom session(recorded): a celebration of your progress and open Q&A if time allows.

What Students Are Saying

Before
"I finished the Beginner program and felt ready to go deeper. I was using Claude confidently but knew there was more I wasn't seeing yet."
After
"Now I work with intention, not just instinct. Intermediate gave me a framework for how to think about AI, not just how to use it. The difference between using and designing is everything."
Before
"I kept starting fresh every time I opened Claude. Every conversation felt like starting over from zero."
After
"I now work inside Projects with a clear structure. My context is always there. My work actually builds on itself instead of disappearing."
Before
"I'd heard of Skills but had no idea what they were or why I'd need one."
After
"I built a Skill for something I do every single week at work. It took maybe 20 minutes to set up and now it saves me an hour every time I use it."
Before
"I was worried Intermediate would finally hit the wall where I couldn't keep up. Where it would get too technical for me."
After
"It was more challenging, but never in a way that lost me. The pace still respected that I'm a human being, not a computer science student."
Before
"I thought learning AI design meant learning to code or understand technical systems. That felt completely out of reach."
After
"Design in this context means thinking clearly and making intentional choices. Those are skills I already had. I just learned to apply them to AI."