Most 20yrs now don't know where they're going to go after school, but i do. It just took me 4 years of locking in to do so. I don't go out much in fact I only went out a handful of times in college. On a daily basis: • I use claude ( all 3) • Write content • Create referral partnerships • visualize expanding the business • hit the gym everyday and honestly its been like this since i have started I just make a little more money. Now many people might ask: Was it worth it? WELL i guess you will have to find out in this new yt video I talk graduating soon, where ai is headed, and how structured I have gotten on my agency. The link is in the comments below

I flew from Boston; my old partner Ben Donnison flew from London for both of us to meet in Austin, Texas. What I did not realize was how much my life would change after that trip: I have been in the online space for almost 4 years. I have never done a solo trip before or been to Texas. This was my first business trip. While I was there, I met Jason Cooperson and Aryan Aryal who I have known for quite some time now. In this video, I go over the mindset shift I had when working with owners who make $20,000 a month. Here's the Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5fzxVVn5ao P.S (you should really watch it if you want to have a laugh and learn more what it looks like to be in the online space)

Well, that's if you actually implement this system into your daily life. Before Claude changed the risk profile of white-collar work. Business for entrepreneurs was being a one-man band and getting to the point of hiring someone to do busy work, even though most of us think it's unnecessary because we can do it ourselves. Coworkers and other ai agents that are ACTUAL employees have changed the game. And the result surprised me. For the next five days, I am running an experiment: • Every hour, I log what I planned to do. • Then I log what I actually did. • Then I ask one question: Did this require my judgment or just my effort? This is exactly what I got over in this new YT video I just dropped. The future of AI is here.

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I have been in college for almost 4 years now. And let me tell you something. I never went out. I have always been locked in on what I am building, even before college. But for the first time, I put a real pause on it. Not for a few hours. Not for a weekend. For weeks. If you are an entrepreneur, I made this video for you. When you commit fully to building something, it becomes easy to let everything else fade into the background. I know this because I lived it. Somewhere along the way, the work stops being something you do and starts becoming who you are. In this video, I share my unfiltered thoughts on how I approached the last four years of my life, what I would do differently, and what I wish I had understood sooner. If you are deep in your flow right now, I'm proud of you. Just do not forget to live alongside it. I am only 22, and I already see moments I did not allow myself to experience. Lmk your thoughts in the comments!