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50 contributions to AI Automation Society
Personal Use: Operating System or Executive Assistant?
I'd become very dependant and accustom to working with my ai operating system (built from Nate's framework) but I'm no longer in the professional role that I built that OS for. I'm curious what ya'lls thoughts are on replacing now for my personal assistant. Nate was previously teaching a method to build an Executive Assistant but then sorta graduated it to the full blown OS. Should I create a new OS now for my personal assistant since it seems like a more advanced EA. I know there are some business related specific components of the OS but wondering if anyone else has wrestled with this...
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@Mike Corbean unemployed actually. That's the goal line for me in 2027. Build enough pipeline that I feel comfortable stepping away.
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@Mike Corbean You'll be great. I've done lots of high ticket sales throughout the past 35 years. It all comes down to helping others, and being able to show them how you'll do it. That's why I feel so comfortable here. The approach is reach out to warm contacts, ask them about their business, listen to what they say, and ask natural follow up questions. When you do that they'll tell you where they're having issues. Then you show them how to solve their problems. Bottom Line: The best way to convince people that you can help them is by actually helping them.
Day 7: Done or just starting?
Here's a look at my executive assistant's file structure.
Day 7: Done or just starting?
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@Jd Helms agreed
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@Mike Any that's becoming clear to me
skill.md and Reference.md
Hi,ii am in the 7 day challenge and i am at the part to create a skill. The link for the skill.md and reference.md file isn't working. Anyone know where i can find these files?.
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@Chris Lowe I just finished the 7-day. What I did was a) identify what I was currently doing that I wanted to make into a skill, b) Pasted in the framework for structuring a skill, and c) told Claude to make what I was currently doing into a skill using that framework. Worked like a charm for me. Good luck.
Do You Explain Your Pricing Calculations in Your Scope of Work?
When creating a Scope of Work and proposal for an automation project, do you include a breakdown of how you arrived at your price? For example, do you state the assumed hourly rate of the employees involved and the estimated time savings per week or year to demonstrate the potential ROI? I would prefer to avoid going back and forth with clients on calls discussing the numbers, so I'm wondering whether it makes sense to document the assumptions and calculations directly in the Scope of Work and simply refer clients to it if questions arise. How do you handle this in your own projects?
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@Simon Knudsen hate to be that guy but if the savings are small and the work is complex I'd probably look for a different opportunity.
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@Simon Knudsen you have to be able to rely on your own judgment to make that decision.
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@Mitul Patel Well since I just completed it yesterday I haven't actually used it for a lot just yet.
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Howard Lothrop
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