The new video is live: become irreplaceable at work with AI. - https://youtu.be/gDu_75tE2xk 70-80% of jobs are going to be absorbed by AI agents. This one is about being in the 30% who stay — and exactly what to do, starting the day you watch it. What's in the video: - The one rule that decides if your job is safe: if it can be done entirely on a computer, it can be done by an agent. - The two ways to become irreplaceable — be deeply human-facing, or become the person who builds the agents. - The human-to-digital scale, so you can see how exposed your role actually is. - The three moves to make at work: audit your own role, audit everyone around you, and make your AI value impossible to ignore. And I built you a free worksheet to go with it. It comes in three formats: - A printable version you can fill in by hand. - A clean version for screen. - A copy-paste version that turns Claude or ChatGPT into your personal coach. It walks you through the whole thing using your real job, fills in the tables, and rewrites every message template for your situation. Inside the worksheet: a task-logging sheet to map your role, a method for working out what your colleagues actually do all day, five message templates for your manager, a 60-day build plan, and the sources to follow so you're always the first to know. The worksheet is dropping in the classroom today — free. Here's the whole path: watch the video, fill in the worksheet, then start the Your First Agent course and build something real in the next 60 days. Audit. Build. Make it known. Become the one they keep.

I’m defining what the agent should do when things are unclear, missing, risky, or not ready yet. Feels like a big part of making an agent useful.

I'm opening something on Tuesday that I've never done before. Community first, no public announcement, no video on the channel. If you want to know the moment it goes live, comment "FIRST" below. Someone from my team will DM you with more info.

I moved into the SOP phase for my Trading Operations / Backtesting Agent. Completed so far: - Day 31: SOP foundation - Day 32: Brain dump - Day 33: Trigger - Day 34: Inputs This part has been big because the agent is getting much clearer. I’m spending more time answering each question, but it feels worth it because it’s digging into what this agent actually needs to understand how it should work. The project feels a lot sharper than it did a few days ago.

@Lewis Jackson The videos stop at day 27, is this on purpose or am I missing something?