AI, three ways
Teach it. Guide it. Build it.
I run my entire executive week on AI: the morning briefing that reads across my calendars and inbox before I open a tab, the knowledge base I can ask like a person, the board prep that finds the hole in my argument before the board does. Almost nobody can show you a real CEO week actually run on AI. I can, and I help you put it to work at whatever depth you want, whether you lead a nonprofit, a small business, or just your own overloaded week.
Teach it
A workshop that leaves your team able to use it Monday.
Most AI training teaches you about AI. This puts it to work on your team's actual jobs. In a talk or a hands-on session, I show exactly how I run my week, then we build your team's version together on their real work. No jargon, no hype, and everyone leaves with something they can use that night.
Good for: leadership teams, nonprofits and associations, and community or member groups new to AI.
Talks and half or full-day workshops. Ask me for a proposal.
Guide it
Done with you, one step at a time.
This is exactly the support I get from my own AI coach, and now offer to others. We meet twice a month, and I am on call by text and email in between. You send me the messy parts of your week, and I help you decide what to build and how, and write the prompts with you. You come out running your own work on AI, not dependent on me forever.
Good for: a leader or small team that wants to genuinely learn it, with a guide alongside them.
A monthly engagement: two sessions plus on-call support. Ask me for details.
Build it
Your AI chief of staff, built for you.
When you would rather just have it done, I build it. You send me the voice notes and the mess of how you actually work, and I hand back the systems and the prompts, set up and ready to run. It is the most hands-off option and the one almost no one else offers, because it takes someone who runs their own life this way to build yours.
Good for: a busy executive or founder who wants the result without the learning curve.
A scoped project. Let us talk about what you need built.
Why me for this
i
Real receipts, not theoryI am the living proof of concept. I run a foundation and its programs on this, every day.
ii
Plain English, alwaysNo jargon and no hype. If a tool is not worth it yet, I will tell you.
iii
Safe by defaultWe set the simple rules that let you use AI without putting anything at risk: what never goes in, who checks the output, how you keep what works.
Who I am
I am Tara Fitzpatrick-Navarro. I am a nonprofit foundation CEO who rebuilt how she works around AI, a Forbes Nonprofit Council contributor, and a Gallup-certified coach. I teach and guide and build the way I do because I live it first. My side work runs on my own time and tools.