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Private Team Training Day.

Half your team is already using these tools in secret and the other half is afraid of them. Nobody has shown them how on the work they actually do.

One day, your whole team, your real tasks, at your place or online.

What it costs

One dayYour whole team, on your real tasks.$2,500one time
Book a 15-minute walkthrough

A fixed number, in writing, before you owe anything.

Running nowThe One Task workshop is the same format, run in the open.

Who it is for.

  • Teams of five to twenty
  • Schools and staff development days
  • Owners who want everyone on the same page

What it does.

The One Task workshop, run private for your team. Each person brings one task that eats their week. The room builds them, hands them over and breaks them, so everyone leaves able to run what they built.

What you get

  • One full day with your team
  • Real tasks, not demos
  • Every task built, handed over and broken
  • The recording
  • A written page for each task

Day one.

  1. Each person names one task before the day
  2. The day run at your place or online
  3. Every task handed over working

The handover.

We build it on your accounts with you watching. Then we hand it over and break it on purpose, in front of you and the person who will run it, so you both know where it fails before it fails on you. You keep the recording and a written page on how to fix it.

Tested to fail

I hand it over and then break it in front of you, so you know where it fails before it fails on you.

Adam LaBare, founder

Questions.

How many people?

The walkthrough sets the size. The day works best when each person brings a real task.

Online or in person?

Either.

Is it technical?

No. It is built for people who do the work, not for engineers.

What does it cost?

The prices are on this page. A fixed number, in writing, before you owe anything. You get the number after a 15-minute walkthrough, and you owe nothing until you have read it.

Bring the problem.

Fifteen minutes on your real job. A fixed number, in writing, before you owe anything.