
“To be honest, I don't know what I expected, but I was blown away by how much value was in this. I've been in the middle of transitioning my brand and wanted new brand colors. That was a block for me, but the challenge forced me to make a decision.”
Most AI outputs aren't generic because AI is bad. They're generic because AI doesn't know your business. In 14 days, you'll build your own AI Brain, so ChatGPT, Claude and other AI tools sound like you, you spend less time re-editing, and you have more room for your clients, your family and yourself.
November 16–29, 202630–60 min/day€147
“To be honest, I don't know what I expected, but I was blown away by how much value was in this.”
Izabella SokoLeadership Coach & Breathwork Specialist
“If I were to summarize it, it was creating an AI brain with a soul.”
Paulina BurzynskaWellbeing Guide & Yoga Teacher
“This was a really good course, and it was really worth it.”
Carla Pires AscençãoWellness & Health Coach
“I would definitely suggest it to a friend and say: do Maria's course.”
Michelle NevesBiokinetics Specialist
You've probably asked it to write your captions, your emails, your offer descriptions.
And some of it was fine, maybe usable even. But it didn't sound like you, so you rewrote it… again.
You don't know how to take what's in your head and put it into a prompt. Every new chat starts from nothing, and every output needs fixing before you can use it.
You're not bad at AI. You're spending your time on the wrong part of it.
Your brand, audience, offers, voice, processes and tools — organised into one system every AI conversation can build on.
They think they have a prompt problem but they actually have a context problem.
AI produces generic content because it receives generic input. Ask it to "write a LinkedIn post" and it will write a LinkedIn post, for no one in particular, from no one in particular. It doesn't know your positioning, your voice, your offers, or how you actually talk to your clients. So it fills in the gaps with the most average version it can find.
The goal isn't to write better prompts. The goal is to give AI enough context to think like your business, without constantly repeating yourself.
An AI Brain is a structured, reusable system of business knowledge that you build once and hand to any AI tool, in any conversation, from now on.
Instead of re-explaining your business every time (who you are, who you serve, how you sell, how you write) you give AI direct access to it. It stops guessing and starts working from what's actually true about your business.
And the best part: it isn't tied to one platform. Build it once, and you can use it across ChatGPT, Claude and whatever AI tool you want to use next. You'll never need to start from zero again.
The AI stays in the background. Your business stays human.
This becomes the foundation for every AI conversation you have after the challenge ends, not just during it.
You'll learn how to actually make AI useful for your business:
November 16–29, 2026. You'll move through the challenge in daily steps, each one building directly on the last, so your AI Brain grows a little more complete every day.
We start together, so you know exactly what you're building and why.
Mon, Nov 16 · 9am Lisbon time.
Short, focused, sent straight to your inbox.
Each day adds a working piece to your AI Brain.
Throughout the 14 days, to exchange with others and build together. Ask me directly when you get stuck.
Bring your questions, leave with a finished system.
Mon, Nov 30 · 9am Lisbon time.
By day 14, you have a working system, the kind you'll actually open again next month.
“Fourteen days, I think that's great. With small kids who need a lot of attention, I didn't have time on the weekends, and some days were busier than others, but it's completely doable.”
This is an implementation challenge. You'll build your AI Brain while being guided through the process, step by step, not left to figure it out alone.
Right after you join, you'll get a welcome email with the link to the Live Kick-off Session.
No problem, you don't have to attend. You'll get the recording afterward.
From day one, you'll get one email a day with that day's lesson.
You'll get another link for this call.
You'll get the recording for this one, too.
Wellness entrepreneurs and practitioners who:
If you've already tried to make AI work for you and it hasn't quite clicked, this was built with you in mind.
This is not:
If you're looking for a quick trick or a magic prompt that fixes everything overnight, this isn't it. This challenge asks for 30–60 minutes a day and real thinking about your business. What you get in return is a system that keeps paying off long after day 14.
I've deeply integrated AI into my own business, and it's completely changed the way I work.
But what changed things for me wasn't a better prompt. It was giving AI the context it needed to actually understand what I do. I spent hundreds of hours figuring out and refining how to build a system that actually saves me time in the long run.
Watching so many business owners create generic AI content, and quietly lose trust in AI because of it, made me realise that the missing piece was never prompting skill. It's context. That's why I created this challenge: to help you build the same foundation I built for my own business, so AI can finally work the way you hoped it would.
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“To be honest, I don't know what I expected, but I was blown away by how much value was in this. I've been in the middle of transitioning my brand and wanted new brand colors. That was a block for me, but the challenge forced me to make a decision.”

“If I were to summarize it, it was creating an AI brain with a soul.
The challenge not only helps you understand and set up AI in a really helpful way, it also takes you back to the basics and foundations every business should have. It's not just about AI, it's also about understanding ourselves in our business.
The emails were great, and the prompts in them were really good. It was super easy to understand, which was something I'd been a little worried about. I wondered what vocabulary and skill level would be required, and whether I'd have to do a lot of educating myself behind the scenes to understand your emails. But I didn't have to. It was all very clear.”

“This was a really good course, and it was really worth it.
I see a lot of people promoting programs, and I've done some that weren't worth it and didn't deliver what they promised. Maria's program delivers what it promises, and more.
The Challenge didn't only help us work with AI, it also made us go back to our business and our brand, check whether everything makes sense, and improve it. It's a really hands-on project, really helpful and really worth it.
I wasn't expecting Maria to teach us everything she did and to help us so much with prompting.”

“I would definitely suggest it to a friend and say: do Maria's course.
I went in expecting to build an AI agent, and I came out understanding a lot better how AI works, how to structure my documents in a way that now makes sense, and how to integrate them in a way that fits what I need from my business.
The challenge made me think about things in a different way, and it really helped me understand AI without having to understand coding.
And I came out with a team of AI agents that don't replace me, but help me decrease the workload of everything else I have to do in the practice.”

“Before, the way I used AI was really basic: I'd give it a prompt and get something out, or have it restructure something I'd already written. I had never worked with skills, never created folders with content or an AI brain.”
“I have so many testimonials, I really do, but I had zero structure for storing them or using them anywhere. I didn't understand how to use them, or even remember to use them, for example as a quick quote in an email that isn't meant to be a testimonial email.”
“For me, it didn't feel like just an AI brain challenge. I was going back to the foundations of what a business should have. And I'm not only building them for myself, I'm also teaching an assistant that will help me move forward with these foundations, so I don't have to constantly repeat them and think about them, and can build on top of them.”
“It was such a foundational thing. Now that I know I have it, it will make me keep it more up to date. Just a couple of days ago, I received a few new testimonials, and I went straight back to Claude and said: put this into my file, in exactly the same format. I'm already doing it automatically now, because the foundations are built, so I can keep them structured and keep looking after them. I can see the bigger impact this is going to have on my content, my emails and my messages.
Now I feel like I've evolved. My skill level is a lot higher and I have a much better idea of what's possible. This really opened my eyes. I'm really looking forward to building on it, especially with skills and repeated tasks. I see a lot of potential there to cut down the time and energy I spend on things I don't like putting my energy into.”
“It was done in a way that made AI a buddy, a researcher, an assistant, a sparring partner that holds the values I hold as a human, as a woman, as a person in a service-based business, so I don't lose them. Especially in my industry and in the work I do, the last thing I want is for my content, my emails or even my business decisions to come from a corporate viewpoint of 'just make money', one that doesn't care about the person at the bottom and only cares about the top. Because I do care. And now I get to convey that a little faster with the foundations in place, but it still comes from me. It's not just generic advice.”
“My biggest takeaway is to have these folders, to keep them separate and to keep updating them. It's going to stay with me forever. There will never be a time when I don't want to use the AI brain or update the folders. It was incredibly worth it, both for the money and for the time.”

“Everything is new for me, because I was a lawyer, and last year I decided to start building my own brand.
I had been using AI, but in law, not in this creative journey I'm starting now. Working as a wellness coach is different from what I did before, when I used it for research and to draft documents.
I had a folder with my brand name and information in it, but the subfolders weren't really well organized.”
“The Challenge helped me turn my disorganization into something organized and separate things out: this is the voice, this is the positioning, these are the do's and don'ts. And it was a really good complement to other courses I'm taking on how to build my brand and my work.”
“Everything was already there, but now it's more accessible. I don't have to open every subfolder to check whether something is in there, because everything is strategically placed.
Perplexity already knew me, but now there's more structure. I can just give it one line and it builds what I want, with much more structure. It really helped to have Maria there by my side. She has given us the foundation.”
“It does what it promises, and more.”

“I've been playing around with AI for a while and I've used different tools. But I was getting very frustrated, because even though I got really good at writing prompts, I kept repeating tasks. I created some skills on Claude and tried to create some on ChatGPT, but I felt like I was trying to find things in the dark. I don't think I would ever have figured it out on my own, because I spend the day at the practice with clients, so AI was always this little side thing I was doing.”
“The fact that Maria gave us the prompts already helped me understand how to structure what I ask AI.
I found it very helpful to revisit some of my documents. You don't realize how much you evolve as a practitioner or service provider from week to week, month to month. What you had in your bank a few months ago might not apply anymore. I definitely saw that in how my online voice had changed: what I say, the topics I focus on. Since I started my own podcast, the way I talk about certain things has really changed, and that even changed my story bank. The things I've recorded now versus what I'd written six months ago were the same, but different.
Putting things into the story bank was really fun and a bit nostalgic. We always think about where we should be going and compare ourselves to others. So it was really nice to be able to say: oh my goodness, this is where I started, and this is where I am now.
This AI course really brought it all together, and it made sense to me while I was doing it. I sat there and thought: oh, of course! Obviously this has to go into AI, and obviously this has to go here.”
“Since I finished the challenge, I've created a whole bunch of new little AI agents to play around with and see if I can streamline more of my tasks.
The challenge really made me integrate AI in a way that has a lot more function for me, which is what I'd been looking for for a long, long time. The biggest impact for me: taking all the information I had, bringing it together into something that actually works, integrating that into AI, and then creating lots of little mini-me's depending on what I need that day.”
“I came out with a team of AI agents that don't replace me, but help me decrease the workload of everything else I have to do in the practice. Because running a practice isn't just about seeing clients all day. It's all the backend work nobody sees, the grunt work you don't get paid for that still has to be done. I really thought this was way more than just creating your own AI brain or AI agent. It's a full AI brain team with business integration.”
“I really enjoyed the experience. The emails were very well put together and really easy to understand. I think it's a great product.”
You need AI that actually understands your business, and that only happens once you give it the context to.
Build Your AI Brain in 14 Days is your chance to build that foundation once, properly, with guidance, and use it in every AI conversation from here on.
Start Your AI BrainNovember 16–29, 2026 · 30–60 minutes a day · one system you'll keep using long after day 14.
No. This challenge is tool-independent. You'll see how I personally use all three, but most of what you'll build works perfectly well with just one tool.
Most AI courses teach you prompts or features. This challenge teaches you to build the business knowledge system that makes every prompt and every feature work better, for your specific business, not a generic one.
No, and I won't tell you it will. AI won't save you time. Not at first. And if you skip the training, it never will. There are two kinds of time. Training time builds something that lasts: your brain, your brand voice, skills, structure. That time pays off. Trial-and-error time is lost: re-editing, starting new chats, guessing, starting over. These 14 days turn lost time into training time, so every AI conversation after that becomes faster, more consistent and more useful, for as long as you keep using it.
You can always watch the recording.
The lessons are yours to keep. You can move through them at your own pace, and your AI Brain will still be there when you're ready to keep building.
No. If you can use ChatGPT or Claude to have a conversation, you have everything you need.
A complete AI Brain covering your brand, audience, offers, voice, frameworks and more — something you'll keep using in every AI conversation going forward, not just during the challenge.