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Get Your Free Microsoft Copilot Book – How to AI
Download Your Free Copy of How to AI — Packed with 10 Powerful Microsoft Copilot Tips That Save Time and Boost Productivity
Are you behind the curve on Microsoft Copilot? You’re not alone—and you're in the right place. These are incredibly useful best practices from our Get Control of Microsoft Copilot Class.
How to AI is a fast, fun, and free Microsoft Copilot book filled with wow-worthy insights. You’ll learn how to use the free version of Copilot in Microsoft Edge to instantly improve your workflow, creativity, and communication.
Whether you're in IT, HR, L&D—or just trying to get more done—this free download will help you master the essential Copilot tools every professional should know.
What You'll Learn Inside:
What is Microsoft Copilot (and how to actually use it at work)
How to use Microsoft Copilot in Edge—the free version you already have
Top 10 Microsoft Copilot Tips that boost productivity instantly
Expert prompt design techniques (yes, how you ask matters)
Real-world examples for email, Excel, PowerPoint, and meetings
Why Download This Microsoft Copilot Book?
It's 100% free—just complete the form
It’s written by bestselling author Mike Song, who has trained over 20% of the Fortune 500
It’s designed to be read in under 20 minutes but deliver a year’s worth of value
It’s part of a movement—a smarter, faster, more AI-powered workplace
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Want to skip the learning curve and start using Copilot like a pro today? Just enter your email and grab the free guide. No fluff. Just the top Microsoft Copilot tips you can use right now.
About the Author
Mike Song is the award-winning author of the Hamster Revolution book series and the new How to AI: 10 Microsoft Copilot Tips That Actually Work.
Mike is a digital skills visionary whose training programs have been trusted by the U.S. military, 20% of the Global 1000, and organizations across every major industry.
He’s the creator of the Tech Quotient Assessment Tool℠ (TQAT)—a DISC-style assessment for tech proficiency—and holds a patent for the COTA system, used globally to organize digital information more effectively.
When he’s not presenting over 150 top-rated webinars a year, Mike is…
Rocking out (he's opened for Bon Jovi and Pearl Jam)
Breaking records (All-American distance runner)
Speaking truth (featured on CNN, FOX, ABC, NPR, and more)
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"The future belongs to those who learn how to ask AI the right questions."
— Mike Song, Author of How to AI
Mike Song Bio
Mike Song is the award-winning author of the bestselling Hamster Revolution Book Series. His most recent book, The Hamster Revolution for TQ (Tech Quotient), introduces a groundbreaking new approach to digital transformation. The book describes solutions to the most significant challenges to improving digital skills.
Mike and his team created the revolutionary Tech Quotient Assessment Tool℠, which sorts professionals into four distinct tech-type profiles and helps them get more done. The TQAT is like a DISC or MBTI Assessment but for tech proficiency.
Mike has presented to over 20% of the Global 1000, including the Army, Air Force, and Marines.
Mike provides over 150 top-rated tech-driven webinars to corporate clients each year. He is one of the best virtual presenters in the world. Mike and his team created the revolutionary Tech Quotient Assessment Tool℠, which sorts professionals into four distinct tech-type profiles and helps them get more done.
Fun Facts: Mike has appeared on CNN, FOX, CBS, ABC, and NPR. He’s an All-American distance runner and a gifted musician who has warmed up for Pearl Jam, Bon Jovi, Joe Walsh, and The Ramones. In addition to penning the Hamster Revolution Book series, Mike designs most of Get Control’s training. He holds a patent for the COTA organization system, which helps organizations worldwide organize digital information. Mike draws upon his vast experience from thousands of programs and a keen interest in quality improvement systems, including Kaizen, Lean, and Six Sigma.