The Co-Intelligence Advantage
How to Protect Your Value and Create New Leverage in the Age of AI
See where your value is becoming easier to reproduce, where it needs to move, and how to use AI to support your judgement rather than compete with it.
Here’s what you’ll discover in this free masterclass
- 01
Why “keeping up with AI” is not the same as staying valuable.
If everyone can produce faster, research more quickly and access similar capabilities, those gains become table stakes. See why the real shift is in where you create value.
- 02
Where your value sits today and where it needs to move.
Identify the parts of your work that are becoming easier to reproduce, automate or challenge, and the parts to double down on or explore.
- 03
What it means to move upstream.
Understand the difference between producing the answer and deciding which problem matters, what good looks like and what should happen next.
- 04
Why generic AI can make you better at your default state.
See why more capability does not automatically produce better results — and what changes when AI is designed to develop and expand the way you think.
- 05
How to define your bar.
Put into words what good looks like in your work, so that your standards can guide both your decisions and the AI systems you use.
- 06
The inside story of change.
How to get past the performance theatre of adopting new tools and address the inner dynamics required to focus on the highest-value and most fulfilling work.
Before
- You already use AI, but you are still largely using it to do the work you were already doing.
- You are getting faster, but so is everyone else.
- You can see AI changing expectations around your role, expertise, fees or margins.
- You are carrying years of experience, yet some of what you are known for is becoming easier to reproduce.
- You know something about your way of working needs to change, but you have not yet defined what you are changing it into.
After
- You can name where your professional value is being compressed and where it can become more distinctive.
- You can see the upstream edge in your work: the problems you define, standards you set and calls you make.
- You have articulated your bar for what good looks like.
- You understand the difference between using AI for execution and building a relationship with it around your judgement.
- You have a clearer view of what your work may need to become next.
You may not have an AI adoption problem.
You may have a value problem.
You are already using the tools. You are learning what they can do. You are automating, experimenting and staying current.
And yet you may still have the feeling that your results are somehow ordinary — or that the market is slowly placing less value on what used to distinguish you.
That is because AI is unbundling judgement from output.
For years, your value may have been bundled with what you produced: the analysis, proposal, strategy, draft, research, recommendation or delivery. Now more of that output can be produced quickly and cheaply. And when a capability becomes widely available, the capability itself stops being much of an advantage.
So the important question is no longer simply:
How do I use AI to do my work better?
It is:
What should my work become now that AI can do more of it?
This is the move upstream.
Upstream means defining the problem, deciding what matters, setting the bar for quality and being trusted to make the call and orchestrate both human and AI systems towards high-value outcomes.
But moving upstream is not just a new set of skills. You cannot set a meaningful bar until you know what you stand for. You cannot exercise better judgement until you understand your own edge. And you cannot give AI context you do not have.
The masterclass gives you the diagnosis and the first experience.
The deeper work is what happens when you start deliberately redesigning your work, your positioning and your own capacity around it.
Meet Anwulika Okonjo
Anwulika Okonjo is an Executive Coach and founder of Changing People, an AI-native human development practice built for the problem of change.
She works at the intersection of work, identity and human transformation, helping people and organisations flourish in the midst of disruptive technological advancements by developing their ability to respond with greater agency, strategic clarity, capacity and imagination.
At Apolitical, she designed AI learning programmes that reached more than 250,000 public servants. She has worked with experts from Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Mozilla and Google, and her programmes have been trusted by leaders from Uber, Microsoft, Greater Good Studio and One Acre Fund.
She helps leaders get past the surface—the performance theatre of work—to the inner dynamics that make aligned achievement possible.
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Reserve my placeThis is for you if you are:
- A senior or independent professional, leader, founder or business owner.
- Already using AI and no longer looking for basic tools, prompts or productivity advice.
- Seeing changes in your role, market, clients, positioning or the value attached to your expertise.
- Ready to think seriously about what your work becomes next — not simply how to do the current version faster.
It is not for people looking for a prompt library or a tour of the latest tools.
The Co-Intelligence Advantage
- Format
- Live online
- Length
- 1.5 hours
- Date
- October 22 or 29, 2026
Do more fulfilling, engaging, high-value work.
Choose an upcoming session and learn the practical framework Anwulika teaches professionals who want to reinvent their work in the age of AI.
What you’re going to learn
- How to evaluate your professional leverage in the age of AI
- How to move upstream to focus on high-value work
- How to design personal AI systems to extend your judgement rather than competing with it
Reserve your seat today
Pick the date and time that works best for you.
Anwulika Okonjo · Executive Coach