AI your business actually uses.
I'm Nataliya Brovkina. I put AI inside the work your team already does, in 30 days. Then they run it without me. I show the whole process publicly.
30 Days to AI-Native.
One method, three stages. I install AI inside how your team already works, then I leave and the team owns it.
I build in public.
I film and write the whole process of installing AI inside real teams. What worked, what broke, what I would do differently.
From corporate finance to installing AI for a living.
I spent years in corporate finance. Big4 first, then bigtech at VK. I built financial models, ran teams, signed off on numbers. I learned what makes a business actually run because I worked inside the machine.
Then I had three boys, all under school age. When your time stops being your own, you find out fast which systems hold and which were held together by you being available around the clock.
So I built my own. A system that runs my work and does the repeating parts for me. It worked. I started installing the same thing for small businesses, and that became what I do now.
I am not selling theory or a course. I install AI into how a team already works, and I show the whole process publicly as I go.
What worked. What didn't.
Written notes from inside real AI installs. With screenshots. New post most weeks.
7 workflows accountants stop doing by hand in week one.
The seven recurring tasks I install first in every accounting team. Why these, and what each looks like once it runs by itself.
Read note →A 30-day Claude timeline, by the day.
What week one actually looks like inside a five-person firm. Day-by-day from kickoff to a team running its own AI without me.
Read note →Claude vs ChatGPT for connected workflows.
Where each one wins inside a real firm. Why I install Claude first and where ChatGPT still earns its seat.
Read note →Want this installed in your team?
The productized version of my method is Juniors. An AI junior employee that does the repetitive work your team hates. First one live in 48 hours.
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