What becomes possible when you finally understand your own mind — and you learn how to use artificial intelligence without surrendering your own intelligence?
Major didn't start from a software product or a course. He started from a question — one he'd been circling for years before he had the language to explain it.
Where MAIM began
MAIM didn't begin with software or the arrival of ChatGPT. It began years before Major had the language to explain what he was building — thinking about community, culture, intellectual property, access, and how ordinary people could build from what they already know.
His perspective was shaped across worlds. That's not a biography point. It's the whole method. When you can see the same problem from radically different angles — and connect those angles — that's the actual superpower MAIM teaches.
"I learned that intelligence doesn't live inside one person. A lot of people have these experiences — and I can make that connection because some may not even see the relationship. That's my superpower."
Today, people have more access to information and technology than ever before.
Many still feel overwhelmed, unclear, unsure where to begin. The problem is not always a lack of intelligence. Sometimes we simply need a process that helps us recognize what we already carry — understand the opportunity in front of us — and move with direction.
That's why MAIM exists. Not as another AI course that hands you a list of tools. As a room where you find your process. Where you bring what you already know, and learn to activate it.
"The future does not belong to only the people with the most technology. It belongs to the people who understand what to do with it."
Whether you're an athlete, creator, entrepreneur, educator, healer — or just someone who knows there's more inside of you. Select your lane.
This isn't a quiz. It's a map. Answer honestly and you'll walk away knowing exactly where to start — and what's actually been holding you back.
Find your biggest bottleneck →Major built this room because most AI education skips what matters most: the human on the other side of the screen. He doesn't teach AI. He helps people translate it — into their real life, their business, their legacy.
His perspective was never built in one room, one industry, or one country. The South Bronx. Basketball. Finance. Wellness. Technology. Travel. Conversations with people from different parts of the world. What that gave him was the ability to see the same problem from different angles — and make connections others miss.
The live room is free. Always. You don't need to understand all the tools. You don't need to have everything figured out. You only need enough willingness to begin.
Ready to go deeper than the free room? The 10 Pillars → — the architecture underneath the A·B·C, from $27.