I'm sitting here reflecting after this event and I just wanted to come in here to show my gratitude to you all. The first time we did this, most people were still trying to understand what AI even was. They were curious, but cautious. Interested, but unsure. They knew something big was happening, but they hadn’t experienced it for themselves yet. This time felt completely different. You showed up ready. You had opened the tools. Tested prompts. Tried different platforms. Seen glimpses of what was possible. But you were still asking the questions that matter most: Which tools actually matter? How do I make this work for my business? How do I save time instead of adding more noise? How do I use this to create a better future for myself and the people I love? That tells me something important. You’re not resisting the future. You’re preparing for it. You don’t need more theory... You need clarity. You need strategy. You need a path you can trust. And if I’m being honest, we didn’t know how the world would respond when we launched this summit the first time. We believed in the mission, but no one knew how quickly this technology would evolve or how many people would be ready to embrace it. Even doing it again now, with how fast everything changes, we still didn’t know what the response would be. What we found is this: people are hungry. Hungry to grow. Hungry to learn. Hungry to adapt. Hungry to become more capable in a changing world. That’s inspiring. Because no matter how much technology advances, some things never change. People still want progress. People still want purpose. People still want to provide, contribute, create, and live a better life. I’m incredibly grateful to my partners Tony Robbins and Igor Pogany for sharing the vision of making this practical, empowering, and real for everyday people. I’m deeply grateful to every speaker who poured into these three days with wisdom, generosity, and real insight. And I’m grateful for every one of you who showed up, took notes, asked questions, and stayed open to learning something new.

My wife and I are in our 70s. Yes, yes, yes. This program has allowed us to do more, experience more, and contribute more. It allows us to grow with our Grandkids as they grow into a new and ever-changing world. Never stop growing and learning.

Day 2 of the summit with Lior Weinstein was incredibly inspiring. My biggest takeaway from his presentation was his "Atoms vs. Bits" philosophy—the idea that we should let AI handle the digital "bits" (the busywork) so we can focus our energy on the physical "atoms," like being truly present with our families. His message that AI is here to give us our lives back really shifted my perspective! Check out the slide deck I made with NotebookLM. I'd love to hear your thoughts!

After Molly's session yesterday and today listen to The AI surfer here is my homework.

I love what Dr. Arthur Brooks said in Day 2 about social media not being good for us. I can use AI to develop a marketing strategy and content but where what's the alternative platform to advertise? Are we bound to social media even though we are aiming shift the focus, get back to being human and trying to break the button pushing?