This course contains the use of artificial intelligence

190+ tools for the work that lands on an executive assistant's desk every day.

Open a working template for the next calendar request, inbox decision, meeting, brief, trip or expense report.

A meeting is marked urgent, but its purpose is missing. An email needs an answer, but sending permission is unclear. A trip changes, and the itinerary, confirmations and expense handover no longer match.

Without agreed rules and a current record, the same questions return: who decides, what is confirmed, and what happens next? The executive's attention becomes the default place to resolve every gap.

The result is a connected set of documents for supporting one executive inside a company, in the office or remotely. Permissions have boundaries. Meetings have a requested result. Open items have owners and next checks. Briefs show their sources, and travel or expense changes remain visible until someone confirms them.

Each lesson produces one usable artifact through one practical assignment. The editable example gives each form context; the separate personal workspace keeps practice entries apart from your own draft.

• 8 interactive HTML files: Executive Working Agreement, Executive Calendar System, Inbox System, Meeting Pack, Briefs and Messages Kit, Travel Pack, Expenses and Office Budget, and Assistant Prompt Library.
• 54 working parts inside those files: editable planners, registers, profiles, briefs, phrase banks, review forms and checklists. These are contained in the 8 files, rather than supplied as 54 additional downloads.
• 137 ready tools on the slides: templates, checklists, scripts, question banks and calculation cards, available in the downloadable lesson decks.

The title rounds the total down to 190+. The count includes tools presented in different formats: a template in an HTML file may also appear on a slide. Form fields, print buttons and example variations do not add to the count.

Learn with Mike through practical assignments and fictional business cases. The course follows Maya as she supports Daniel, the CEO of a fictional company. Names, schedules and amounts are labeled fictional examples or example numbers, so the practice requires no confidential company records.

First comes the working agreement: decisions, preferences, access and cover. Calendar and inbox systems then provide the daily rhythm. The next stage connects agendas and minutes to action tracking, followed by briefs and messages with clear approval checks.

Travel and expenses bring the itinerary, confirmations, receipt evidence and office budget into a consistent packet. Finally, AI is introduced for permitted routine tasks, with a prompt library and human review. AI practice appears only in the final lesson.

The HTML files open in a browser and support local saving, copying text, and printing or saving as PDF. Interface mockups show the working principles without requiring a particular calendar, email or expense platform. The files keep records; bookings, messages and approvals remain human actions.

• 8 video lessons in 5 sections, with a downloadable slide deck for each lesson.
• 8 interactive HTML tools containing 54 working parts, plus 137 ready tools on the slides.
• 8 practical assignments with a consistent fictional business example and self-check questions.
• Prepared AI drafts for example review and prompts for use with your approved AI assistant.
• Lifetime access to all materials.
• Active instructor support in Q&A.
• Certificate of Completion.

The next request will need a decision whether a working rule exists or not. Start with one agreement, use it on the next request, and build the rest of the toolkit around it.

Enroll now and start your first lesson today.