I told you I was going deep in the Classroom and then I accidentally went full cave-diver. Not “added a few prompts and called it a day” deep. I mean every lesson now has a guide. Every module has more direction. Every corner has had the “would a woman opening this at 9:47pm after a full day of life actually know what to do next?” test applied to it. And she will. Start Here now actually starts you. Claude 101 gets you from “what even is this thing?” to having useful business conversations without feeling like you need a tech degree and a spare personality. Coming From Another AI helps you move across from ChatGPT or Gemini without abandoning everything that already works. Understanding Claude Prompts gives you the recipe behind better answers, not just a pile of copy-paste magic spells. Projects shows you how to stop reintroducing your business like you’re on a first date every single time. Skills is where Claude starts feeling less like a chatbot and more like you’ve quietly hired a marketing team that lives inside your laptop. Artifacts is where things get slightly ridiculous, in the best way, because you can start building actual tools, trackers, quizzes, calculators, pages and useful little business machines from a normal sentence. Design has pre-work in there so when that module opens properly you’re not arriving cold, you’re arriving dangerous. The Prompt Library has been fed. The Skills Library is turning into a little weapons cabinet. And Built For You is where I’ll be taking member entry answers and turning them into custom Claude playbooks for real businesses in here. So yes, we are new. Tiny baby community. Still stretching its legs. But the Classroom is no longer an empty room with folding chairs and good intentions. It has maps now. It has doors. It has little trapdoors. It has prompts that make you paste them into Claude and then sit there like… wait, why have I been making this so hard? So go take a peek. Open one lesson.Use one guide. Steal one juicy prompt. Build one tiny thing.

I’ve been thinking about something lately. Every now and then, a technology comes along that changes the rules of the game. The internet was one. Social media was one. And AI is absolutely one of them. The interesting part? Most people won’t realise how significant this moment was until years from now when they look back and connect the dots. What’s even more fascinating is that women are still adopting AI at lower rates than men. Not because we’re less capable, less creative or less intelligent. Research suggests women are often more cautious with emerging technology, more likely to want to understand it properly before using it, and more likely to wait until they feel confident. But confidence is a funny thing. It rarely arrives before action. Most of the time, confidence is the result of action. That’s why I love this community so much. This isn’t a room full of women sitting around talking about AI. It’s a room full of women learning it, testing it, questioning it, building with it and figuring out how to use it to create things that matter. Businesses. Communities. Offers. Content. Systems. New opportunities. New futures. So let’s make this week count. What are you building with Claude this week? What’s the project, idea, experiment, workflow, offer, prompt, piece of content, or business asset you’re bringing to life? Share it below, no matter how big or small. You never know who you might inspire, collaborate with or help simply by letting us see what you’re working on. And if you’re feeling brave, tell us the thing you’re most excited about building and the thing that’s currently slowing you down. Chances are someone in this community has already solved the problem you’re facing. Let’s see what this room of brilliant women is creating this week. 💜

Hey, so happy to be here. I'm an ex Brit now living in Melbourne, and loving all things AI. I was dabbling with ChatGPT & N8N, a little, well, over a year ago now, and then got made redundant back in Dec, I took some time off while my parents were here visiting for a couple of months and then decided to throw myself headfirst into AI and make this work for me and my family. I'm over 50 and so was time for a new era of me!! I've been self employed and had side hustles for years and always hit burnout before getting real traction, so I see how much potential AI tools, specifically Claude, can alleviate that for solo business owners especially, and I want other women, especially those over 40 to see how much it can assist them. So thats my mission. Kelly x

We are building a classroom for the women who are done treating AI like a party trick and ready to use it like a real creative partner. Not in a stiff, corporate, “optimise your productivity stack” kind of way. More like: take the messy brilliance in our heads, the half-built ideas in our notes app, the courses we keep meaning to finish, the offers that need a sharper spine, the content that needs a point, and finally give it somewhere useful to go. We are learning how to build with Claude in a way that feels smart, human and actually ours. Because the goal is not to sound like AI. The goal is to stop leaking our best ideas into random documents, voice notes and mental tabs we swear we will come back to later. This is where we turn Claude into a second brain, a creative studio, a curriculum assistant, a launch partner, a prompt library, a project manager, a strategist and the calm little sidekick who can help us make sense of the chaos without stealing the magic. We are not here to become tech bros in linen shirts talking about “AI leverage” at breakfast. We are here to make our businesses lighter. To make our ideas clearer. To build classrooms, courses, content, workflows, client experiences and digital assets that actually work. So this is the invitation: bring the idea you keep overthinking. Bring the offer that needs structure. Bring the course outline sitting half-finished. Bring the content you are tired of forcing. Bring the messy business brain. We will show you how to build with it. Welcome to The Classroom: Women Building with Claude. We are not just learning prompts. We are building the next version of how we create.