HQ A FIELD MANUAL FOR REAL BUILDERS
VOLUME IV · The Rooms · Work With Me
Plate 000
Hazel Quimpo teaching

Work with me · 1:1

You've been meaning to figure out AI for a while now.

Good news: it takes two sessions, not a someday — your actual work on the screen, me walking you through it, and a year of backup after.

No discovery call · recordings yours to keep

Plate 01 — Your teacher, mid-session Milwaukee, WI
Fig. W.01 — Why people book

Sound familiar? Odds are one of these is you.

A woman running a wall of retro monitors alone
Exhibit AA team of one

None of these? Come to office hours anyway — they're free. (Hover the list — I answer back.)

Fig. W.02 — How a session goes

You don't leave with notes. You leave with the thing, working.

Same shape every session — business thing or life thing:

A woman focused at a retro AI workstation
At the keyboardYou
  1. 01

    You bring the real thing

    Not a hypothetical. The invoicing that eats your Sunday, the idea that's still an idea, the family logistics living in your head.

  2. 02

    You build it — I navigate

    Your hands on the keyboard the whole time. Not a gimmick — it's why this sticks when videos and workshops haven't.

  3. 03

    You leave with it working

    Plus the recording — and the method, so the next thing doesn't need me.

Fig. W.03 — Peer review
“It is just downright fun working with Hazel. I can count on her to get shit done.”
Shane Pearlman, CEO
Two people high-fiving over retro computers
“I walked in thinking AI was for tech bros. I walked out with a working content system.”
Build Room Cohort, Spring 2026
“90 minutes with Hazel saved me from three months of guessing.”
1:1 Vibe Code Mentorship
Fig. W.04 — The offers

Three ways in, plain prices.

The main way in

$650

Two sessions together

Two 70-minute sessions on your real work, a week apart — you at the keyboard the whole time.

A week of async supportbetween sessionsA year in the SlackafterRecordings of both sessionsyours to keep
Book the two sessions →

No discovery call required

“I'm not technical.”Neither are most of my clients. If you can write an email, you're set.

“Do I need to prep?”No. Bring the real thing — tools get set up in the session.

“What if I get stuck after?”That's what the year in the Slack is for.