A new guide from Odette Hutchinson

Building Confidence with AI at Work

Catching Up · Book 2

The follow-up to Catching Up — for people who've started using AI and are ready to go further. Less introduction, more application. Written for the workplace.

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Book 2

A practical guide to AI

Catching Up

Building Confidence
with AI at Work

Odette Hutchinson

Coming
Soon
2026

Free from Book 1

Start now with the 5-part prompt formula

While you wait for Book 2, here's the single most useful tool from Catching Up — the framework that improves every conversation you'll ever have with AI.

The Five-Part Prompt Formula

One page. Five elements: Task, Context, Audience, Format, Constraints. The difference between a vague prompt and a precise one is the difference between mediocre output and something you can use immediately. Download the reference card and keep it to hand.

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Task – what do you want it to do?

Be specific about the action. Not "write something about X" but "write a two-paragraph introduction to X for [audience]."

Context – what does it need to know?

Background, relevant history, the current situation. This is the element most people skip – and the one that most frequently determines quality.

Audience – who is this for?

A board member, a close colleague, a first-time customer. The language and tone vary enormously depending on the reader.

Format – how should it be structured?

Bullet points, flowing paragraphs, a table, a single sentence. If you don't specify, AI will choose – and it may not be the right choice.

Constraints – any limits to observe?

Word count, tone, phrases to include or avoid, geographical relevance (UK not US), reading age. You don't always need all five – but the more you include, the better the output.

What's coming

For people who've started – and want to go further

Book 2 picks up where Catching Up left off. Less about getting started, more about building real, sustainable confidence with AI in a professional context.

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Written for the workplace

Practical applications for professional life – not just personal use. Focused on the tasks and decisions that fill your working day.

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From literacy to fluency

You've used AI a few times. Now the question is how to make it genuinely, reliably useful – and know when not to use it.

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Judgement, not just tools

The harder questions: when to trust output, how to apply your own expertise, and how to use AI in a way you'll feel comfortable defending.

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The same calm, clear voice

No hype, no jargon, no tech enthusiasm. Written for people who want to be genuinely better at their work – not to become AI experts.

The author

Odette Hutchinson

Principal Advisor, Wilson Levy · Author of Catching Up

Odette Hutchinson is Principal Advisor at Wilson Levy, where she provides confidential AI advisory services to law firm leaders and senior executives. She delivers AI fluency workshops to organisations across the UK public, private and charity sectors, and serves as a Board Fellow at Age UK Wandsworth through the EPOC Board Fellowship Programme.

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