
Alex Mont-Ros
Co-Founder & CEO
Serial entrepreneur and strategist. Alex leads client strategy and keeps every engagement anchored to the only metric that matters: leverage you can feel in your week.
Put AI to Work puts your AI to work. A 90-minute, hands-on workshop you host for your members, clients, or team: participants connect their AI to their inbox, calendar, and files, organize their work into workspaces, package their voice as reusable instructions, and set up scheduled tasks. Best after Make AI Yours, or for anyone who already has a business profile and custom instructions in place.
90 minutes
One focused, hands-on session
Make AI Yours
Or a business profile and custom instructions in place
On-site or online
Your venue, or Zoom or Google Meet
A laptop
Plus a Google account for the connections
Any industry. Made for groups like
Put AI to Work picks up where Make AI Yours leaves off. Book it as Part 2 of the series, or on its own for a group that already knows its way around AI.
Run Put AI to Work after Make AI Yours, on the same day or a separate one. Participants arrive with the business profile and custom instructions they built in Make AI Yours, and Put AI to Work builds the system on top.
For anyone who already has a business profile and custom instructions in place: people who already converse with their AI comfortably and want it doing more of the work. We go straight to connections, workspaces, reusable instructions, and scheduled tasks.
Each module follows the same rhythm: the idea, a live demo, then everyone builds it on their own laptop.
Custom instructions told your AI about your business. Connections let your AI see it.
Everyone connects Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive, or Outlook and Microsoft 365 on request, then asks their AI a question it couldn’t answer before: one that spans their inbox, their schedule, and their files at once.
Now that you are connected to my email, calendar and drive, look across everything you can see. What patterns do you notice about how I actually spend my week?
The answer draws on all three sources at once.
One AI for everything gets messy. Context gets lost and work streams collide.
A workspace is a dedicated space for one type of work, with its own name and description, custom instructions, knowledge files, and chat history. Same AI underneath, tuned for one job. Participants have their AI suggest the five workspaces that would help them most, then build the first one in the room.
Workspace ideas
Based on everything you know about my business, suggest the 5 most valuable workspaces I should set up. For each one, give me a name, a short description of when I’d use it, and a starter set of custom instructions I can paste in.
Then they pick the one that would save them the most time this week, and build it.
Even with great custom instructions, you’re still re-explaining the specifics. Every. Single. Time.
Reusable instructions are a saved playbook: a name, a description of when to use them, the full instructions, and any examples or reference material. Participants build them once and load them into their AI; from then on, it runs them the same way every time they call them by name. In the room, everyone starts with the same reusable instructions: a voice guide that drafts in their own tone.
Two ways to build it: paste a few samples of their own writing, which works for everyone, or let their AI study their sent folder and Drive through the connections from Module 01. Either way, participants leave with a voice guide file on their computer.
Reusable instruction ideas
I want to build a voice guide I can reuse. Ask me to paste three to five samples of my own writing. Analyze the patterns: what I do say, what I never say, my cadence, and my vocabulary. Then write the voice guide and give it to me as a file I can download.
Then they put it to work: “Use my voice guide to write a three-sentence Instagram post about…” Not quite them yet? They adjust the voice guide and try again.
You could open your AI every day to check on your market. Or your AI could bring the market to you.
Scheduled tasks turn your AI into a recurring briefing. Participants pick what they want to stay on top of, and their AI pulls it together and delivers it on their schedule. They show up sharper without doing the work of staying informed.
Every Sunday at 7pm, give me an update on my market. Include this week’s trends, notable news, what competitors are doing, and anything my clients are likely to ask me about.
Sunday night, the briefing arrives. Monday morning, they already know what happened last week.
A working AI system. In their own hands. Running on its own.
You bring Put AI to Work to your members, clients, or team. SN3 brings the curriculum and teaches it live. Here’s how a booking runs.
Choose on-site or online and a date that works for your group.
We send you a print flyer and a social media flyer from the SN3 template, with your sponsor names and the class details. Your design team is welcome to make more.
You invite your participants. Want help with the logistics? SN3 can run the RSVP form, tracking, and confirmation and reminder workflows, then send you the attendee list after the workshop.
The SN3 Group teaches the session. Participants bring laptops and build on their own accounts as we go.
Your part
Our part
Every booking includes two flyers built on the SN3 template. Share them as they are, or have your own design team create more.
Put AI to Work
Getting AI to work for you
01 / Connect your workdayUse your calendar, inbox, and files as context for meeting prep, follow-up drafts, and everyday work.
02 / Automate what repeatsBuild a practical workflow around the recurring tasks that take up your week.
03 / Leave with a working setupConfigure your AI around your role and business, ready for your next client conversation.
Sponsored by
Your sponsor names
info@sn3group.aisn3group.ai
Alex Mont-RosCo-Founder & CEO
Lisa Mont-RosCo-Founder & COO
John LipeChief Innovation Officer
Sample layout. Both flyers follow the current SN3 template, which may change, and carry your sponsor names and the class details.
Same curriculum, same hands-on format, two ways to run it. Whichever you choose, participants work on their own laptops the whole way through.
Your group learns directly from the people who run SN3: our two co-founders and our Chief Innovation Officer.

Co-Founder & CEO
Serial entrepreneur and strategist. Alex leads client strategy and keeps every engagement anchored to the only metric that matters: leverage you can feel in your week.

Co-Founder & COO
Operations to the bone. Lisa turns strategy into systems — the workflows, training, and cadences that make adoption stick long after launch day.

Chief Innovation Officer
The frontier scout. John lives in the newest models, agents, and automation stacks — so clients adopt what’s proven, not what’s loudest.
90 minutes. Participants set up their AI and teach it who they are: custom instructions, memory, workspaces, and writing styles.
Explore Make AI Yours90 minutes. Participants build an AI employee for a real role in their business, plus a multi-step workflow, guardrails for access and sign-off, and a plan for the next roles to hand to AI. Best after Put AI to Work, or for groups that already have AI connected to their email, calendar, and files.
Explore Build Your AI TeamMake AI Yours and Put AI to Work, on the same day or on separate days. A sample day: Make AI Yours, lunch, then Put AI to Work.
Explore the seriesFormats, laptops, recordings, flyers, RSVPs, and how booking works, answered for hosts.
Read the FAQYes. Put AI to Work works as a standalone session for anyone who already has a business profile and custom instructions in place. If your group is new to AI, start with Make AI Yours or book The AI Workshop Series.
Make AI Yours walks everyone through getting set up, and a free account is enough to follow along with most tools. Put AI to Work uses features such as connections to email and files, reusable instructions like the voice guide, and scheduled tasks that may require a paid plan, depending on the tool. We’ll confirm what your participants need before the session. The connections module uses Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive, so participants need a Google account to connect their own. On company accounts, an administrator may need to allow the connection first. If your group works mainly in Outlook or Microsoft 365, tell us when you book. Build Your AI Team relies on features such as custom assistants with their own instructions and files, app connections, and automated workflows. These are often limited to paid plans, so we’ll confirm what each participant needs when we scope the session.
Yes. Make AI Yours and Put AI to Work run as a series, on the same day or on separate days. A sample same-day format: Make AI Yours (90 minutes), lunch (30 or 60 minutes), then Put AI to Work (90 minutes). Build Your AI Team is booked separately, either after the series or on its own for groups that are ready for it.
Yes. The workshops are hands-on and participants build on their own laptops as we go, so everyone should bring one, charged. A phone helps too, since Make AI Yours includes setting up your AI on mobile.
Both. On-site, we teach at your venue. Online, we teach live on Zoom or Google Meet. The curriculum and the hands-on format are the same either way.
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