AI, FOR WORK.
One business AI workshop · Detroit Lakes, MN

Make AI useful
at work.

Bring one repeatable task from your business. Build an AI workflow around it, test it with two different inputs, and save a version you or your team can use again. Most of this 90-minute workshop is hands-on building with Brady’s help.

Call (218) 325-9429 Email brady@lakesgolfsim.com

Thursday, October 29, 2026 · 6:00–7:30 p.m. CDT. Registration link will be posted after final checks.

The October 29 workshop12 seats max · Hands-on

Build one reusable AI workflow.

Choose a real task from your business. Build one repeatable, human-operated workflow, test it on two inputs, repair what fails, and save the instructions and quality check for next time.

01

Choose a job

Pick one repeatable task you or your team actually handle.

02

Set the inputs

Name the source material, the changing details, and the output you need.

03

Write the rules

Give your AI assistant clear instructions and a human quality check.

04

Build with help

Spend most of the session working while Brady circulates and helps.

05

Test and repair

Try a second input. Find what fails, revise, and test again.

06

Save your process

Leave with stable instructions, variable inputs, and a check you can reuse.

WhenThursday, October 29, 20266:00–7:30 p.m. Central Daylight Time (CDT).
WhereDetroit Lakes, MinnesotaLakes Golf Simulator is the proposed venue; room details will be confirmed before registration.
SeatsFirst 6: $79 · Then $9912 attendees maximum. Each person, including each teammate, needs a ticket.

Every attendee must bring their own functioning, charged laptop and charger. Phones and tablets will not work for this workshop. Bring one task and permitted, nonconfidential examples, or use ours. ChatGPT or Claude are recommended; Gemini may work depending on your account and settings.

Registration is not open yet. The confirmed venue and purchase link will be added after verification. This group workshop does not include a company audit or custom implementation.

Examples from Brady’s businesses · separate from this workshop

What a business system can do.

One evening, reconstructed from the kind of night these systems handle. You were at dinner.

6:12 PM
A customer calls. You miss it.
Normally that lead dials the next name on Google.
6:12 PM
Text-back goes out in 14 seconds.
“Sorry we missed you — want Saturday 8:00 or 10:30?” With a booking link.
6:14 PM
Booked. Deposit taken.
Confirmation text and calendar entry, no human involved.
9:02 PM
Today’s customers get a review ask.
Timed, personal, one tap to Google.
7:00 AM
The morning report is in your inbox.
Bookings, revenue, what needs a human today. Coffee-length.

These illustrate Brady’s separate consulting work. The 90-minute workshop teaches you to build and test a reusable workflow; it does not install these automations for your company.

Google review replies45 mindrafted for approval
Seasonal price updatesa weekendone instruction
Customer follow-upswhen I rememberevery time
Weekly marketing contentdidn’t happenscheduled Monday
From systems Brady runs in his own businesses today
Hi — do you have anything open Saturday morning? Just tried calling.
Sorry we missed you! Saturday we have 8:00 and 10:30 open — want me to hold one? Book here: …Sent automatically · 14 seconds after the missed call
10:30 works. Booked. That was easy.
Example: missed-call text-back — the caller books instead of dialing your competitor
Separate consultingScoped after discovery

Or I build it with you.

The workshop is group teaching and guided practice. If you need advice for your company’s systems, a separate AI Workflow Audit starts with how the work happens, what gets in the way, and which next step fits.

Custom implementation is scoped separately after that discovery. It may involve customer follow-ups, reports, booking processes, or a small tool inside the systems your business already uses. The workshop ticket does not include this work.

And I’ll tell you when AI is the wrong answer. Some jobs aren’t worth automating — you’ll hear that from me before you spend a dollar.

Talk to Brady (218) 325-9429 brady@lakesgolfsim.com

Ask about the workshop or about separately scoped consulting for your business.

Why Brady BaxterOperator first

Runs his companies on this stuff.

Brady Baxter
Brady Baxter · Detroit Lakes, MN

This isn’t a keynote speaker’s version of AI. Brady owns and operates Baxstar Fishing — a premium guide service in its sixth season — and Lakes Golf Simulator, a facility that runs 24/7 with no staff on site. AI handles the pricing, the booking rules, the marketing, and the customer communication. Every day. For real money.

Two businesses run on AI, daily
Dynamic pricing, automated booking enforcement, review management, marketing pipelines, and custom tools — built and operated in his own companies before any of it gets recommended to yours.
A teacher by trade — 13+ years
Master’s degree in technology and instructional design, K-12 principal licensure, and 13+ years teaching. He’s spent a career making complicated things make sense to people who were sure they couldn’t learn them.
Teaches the community class too
Brady also teaches AI, FOR REAL. — the four-week evening class for everyday AI skills. AI, FOR WORK. is the business track: same plain-English teaching, aimed at your bottom line.
Local and accountable
Detroit Lakes, MN. If something breaks, you call the person who built it — and he answers.
Not a business owner? Start with AI, FOR REAL. — the four-week community class covering everyday AI skills, at the same location. See the class →