Building with AI costing an arm & leg? This is how I use Travis's pre-sell methods to save time, energy, and money when building A.I. tools that work. What's up peeps! I was having a chat with someone this morning who's been running into coding costs with Claude Code. Them tokens go REAL quick if you're not careful. And the money it costs is REAL. Now, I can barely spell coding. But I've built enough tools at this point... ...that I've "scrabbled" smart ways of saving time & money. I shared with him how I start with Claude CoWork first and THEN build out using Claude Code. But the truth is I start even BEFORE that with Claude Chat. If you're building something in here with A.I. like I know @Jason Eckerman's been promoting. This might save you a ton of time, energy, and tokens... AKA: cash, moola, or dineros. Plus you'll be able to help people easier. Let's dig in. ✅ #1: I start with Claude Chat Just like in Make 'Em Beg To Buy... Before diving into making an offer... You wanna UNDERSTAND... @Travis Sago Shared with me early on, "If you wanna double your income double your understanding of your prospective buyers experience..." Brainstorm the idea. Tell Claude what OUTCOME you want. Don't tell it what to "DO". When you tell it what outcome you want... Ask it what the best approach would be. After it gives you it's answer? Ask it for feedback. ~ What are the pros and cons of this approach? ~ What questions am I not asking that I should be asking? ~ What challenges are going to come up that I'm not anticipating? ~ How would you best solve these in the brainstorming phase? ~ Acting as a world class [insert expertise] what's the smartest way to approach building this in phases? You'd be surprised, when you lead with the OUTCOME you want first and let Claude brainstorm approaches, just how efficient it can be. ✅ #2: Using Claude CoWork: CoWork is where I start proofing each piece of my new solution.

I didn't expect 50+ of you to raise your hand on those polls. I figured maybe 15? So either I'm terrible at predicting things... (Confirmed. Ask me about my track record for March Madness!) OR... EZ A.I. Income is something that people actually want. Here's what we're putting together... A small group. We all build an AI tool TOGETHER. We find partners TOGETHER. We launch TOGETHER. Not a course. Not a replay library. Not a "community" where everyone reads and nobody does anything. (This WILL be a "get your rear in gear" party where we get things DONE!) This is a BUILD TOGETHER situation. Show up. Build something. Ship it. See what happens. I'm locking down the details this week. If you raised your hand already — you're on the list. If you missed it and want in... Drop your favorite meme below before I stop paying attention. 😂

Snap a photo of what's in your fridge. Get 10 recipes you can make in under 5 minutes. That's one of six tools our fellow Rockstar, Fabio, built in a day using free Google AI Studio. Meanwhile I'm still trying to figure out where I saved my last one! But you might be wondering... Once you've got something built (or get someone else to do it)... How do you turn the AI tools into monthly recurring checks? So... I started jotting down the kinds of people who'd probably jump at the chance to license something like this or do a rev share deal: - Meal prep influencers who like showing off their Sunday batch cooking sessions - Busy parent bloggers - Keto and paleo and vegan creators with die-hard followers - Budget cooking YouTubers who teach how to feed a family of four on a budget - Dieticians and nutritionists trying to build their personal brand - Kitchen appliance communities — the Instant Pot superfans and air fryer obsessives - Fitness coaches trying to help clients figure out what the heck to eat That's seven off the top of my head for ONE tool. And Fabio built six of them in a day (with video demos for the receipts!). As Travis often says... If we use all 4 C's together - Creativity, Courage, Commitment, and Collaboration... We'll never run out of money. In Your Corner, Jason

Earlier this year, I made a few little AI tools... And in less than 90 days, they pulled in about $45k (see pic 👇). But since then... I've been a lil' bit of a doofus. Because while I'm still renting SOME of these tools out every month... Paying off a few little bills each month WITHOUT me lifting a finger... I've got a DOZEN or more AI tools I could be selling or renting out. Not saying these would do another $45K for me and my partners. BUT... I'd bet these could EASILY bring in another $5k+ every month. So it got me thinking... - Because AI's making it EASIER THAN EVER to make 'em... - In as little as a few hours... - And there's ZERO fulfillment because AI does the heavy lifting... 👉 Any interest in bringing in EZ A.I. INCOME for yourself... by turning your own expertise (or someone else's) into tools you can rent/sell? Or should I keep this to myself? In Your Corner, Jason P.S. You don't have to be a tech whiz these days. I'm no Zuckerberg, but with the help of tools like Replit or Gemini these days... It's EZ as pie to whip these together in an afternoon.

Got a bunch of messages about the writing style in my prohibition posts earlier this year. Specifically this one People loved the conversational, punchy approach. The short paragraphs that keep you reading. The stories that actually make sense. Time to come clean about something... AI helps me write a lot of this stuff. Not in the way you might think. It's not writing FOR me. It's helping me get better at expressing what's already in my head. Here's how it actually works: I'll have an idea or story I want to share. Like the prohibition speakeasy concept for traffic. But when I sit down to write, it comes out clunky. Too corporate. Too boring. So I work with AI to refine it. Back and forth until it sounds like me having a conversation with you. Not like some marketing robot trying to sell you something. The AI helps me: - Break up long paragraphs into digestible chunks - Find better ways to explain complex ideas - Create hooks that actually grab attention - Keep the flow moving so people don't get bored It's like having a writing coach who never gets tired of helping me improve. What it doesn't do: - Come up with my ideas or stories - Make up fake case studies or results - Change what I'm trying to say It just helps me say it better. More clearly. More engagingly. More like how I'd actually talk to you. The prohibition posts? That analogy came from me. The case studies? All real examples from our community. The conversational tone? That's my voice, just refined. AI just helped me put it together in a way that doesn't suck. Honestly, it's made me a way better communicator. And it's helping me create content people actually want to read. Would anyone be interested in seeing a real world example of what this looks like? I could record a Loom for ya. -Jeff P.S. The best part is I'm learning from the process. The more I work with AI to refine my writing, the better I get at doing it myself.