Skool in my pocket now!

It’s a sad truth but these where my thoughts you all. With the usage of AI, you’re not securing time or working less - by any means! You’re just using your time more efficiently so as to produce more work. You work the same and produce more. Period. And I appreciate AI for this don’t get me wrong. But hell no I’m not working less. Bit about my work I’ve been feeling genuinely confused lately with how many projects I have to deal with (and it’s 1/5th of a founders role mind you), and honestly, having my own command center has been one of the most helpful things in my daily processes. Building SOPs, finding documents on Google Drive, sending commands to Trello boards, to Slack, to the sales team, onto email, all from one place. And every time that I feel that overwhelm creeping in, I’m just asking Athena (our AI master commander) to make - a brief summary of what I have worked on in the past three or four chats and then - give me action items and then - populate my Trello board with those action items and - set due dates, - flag them with specific labels, etc. And it just does everything. Honestly, I don’t know what I would do without that workflow at this point. I probably need to learn to untangle myself without her help. How does your “I’m overwhelmed, reset me” workflow look like?

Just to share a little more of the professional work I do day to day, here’s a recent AI video project I created with Screenburn.ai for Easton & Easton. As an official partner of the Anaheim Ducks, Easton & Easton has a major presence around the team and Honda Center. This piece ultimately played on the Jumbotron during the NHL playoffs, which was an incredible place to see the work come to life. A large part of my work involves developing AI-driven video campaigns for law firms and other local brands, with spots that have aired during major events including the Olympics and now the FIFA World Cup. These projects combine creative direction, storytelling, editing, production experience, and emerging AI tools to create advertising that feels cinematic, memorable, and built for large audiences. Really proud of how this one came together.

I’m finally funding the record I’ve spent years preparing to make. My debut album, Eternal Moments, is an eight-song record shaped by grief, faith, survival, spiritual warfare, and redemption. The vision is already there. The songs are written. I’ve connected with the people I want to create it with. Now I’m preparing to launch a Kickstarter to help fund the recording, musicians, production, visuals, and everything required to bring it to life properly. The first goal is $9,000 to get production moving, with the full project expected to cost around $35,000. I’m sharing this here because I believe strongly in the power of community, relationships, and faith. I’ve carried this record for a long time, but I know I’m not supposed to build it completely alone. When the campaign launches, I’d be grateful for any support—backing it, sharing it, making an introduction, offering advice, or simply helping me get it in front of the right people. I believe God gave me these songs for a reason. Now I’m taking the steps to meet that faith with action. The Kickstarter launches this week, with the first chunk of production cost in sight. Album thesis: It starts burning. It ends breathing.

We’re kicking off yet another Coffee Collabs session at 12:00pm EST today. Jump in, meet other members, and share what you’re working on. Always a ton of value and good conversation with fellow business leaders. 👉🏽 Go to the Calendar tab > Click on zoom link. Apart from networking, drop a comment on what topic you’d like to chat about👇🏼