Today in Jongno, Seoul, I ran an 'AI-Powered Marketing Strategy' training for employees of NJ (New Jerusalem) Group. Honestly, I was a little nervous beforehand. The room was full of young people whose political leanings differ from mine, just 'a tiny bit.' As an instructor, reading the room is always a variable I worry about.
I needn’t have worried. Their attitude was great, their questions were eager, and their reactions were quick. Once again I was reminded that a session’s success isn’t made by the instructor alone, but by everyone gathered in the room. Today I tried something new: open consulting built on an AI role-play, with a placard bearing a Claude sticker. One participant’s real business challenge went up on stage, and I played the “AI (Claude)” with the placard, running a consulting simulation on the spot. How to ask AI questions that get genuinely useful answers — you grasp it 100 times faster this way than from any lecture. The response? Fantastic. ^^b






18 May 2026
[ Instructor: John Kim ]