I'm going to be honest here, I stole this from the one and only, Alex Hormozi lol. Just before I began my journey, I saw a video by him that talked about what can be done in 30 days of consecutive work. The only rule was this: - "Work for 30 days straight, anywhere from 8 - 12 hours a day minimum, and document your journey." So I said, "12 - 15 on average, LETS GOOOOOOOOO!!!!!" See, I have always had a ridiculous amount of work ethic due to my time in the military. Something about me is that when I get fixated on something, I CANT STOP! It consumes me and I literally lose sleep over it. Typically what happens in situations like that is that I would go to bed and lay there from 10 to 2 just thinking about what I COULD be doing... What was different about this experience was that I decided to actually take action. If there was something I was fixated on, welp I guess I just need to get up and go work on it then, don't I? So that's what I did.. I would put in 12 hours, go lay down, and if I wasn't asleep within 30 minutes, Id get back up and keep working because that was my sign that I wasn't done yet with whatever I was fixated on. Due to these actions, I managed to succeed in a landscape that many told me I couldn't make it in due to my lack of knowledge in coding and AI experience. In less than 30 days, I managed to acquire my first client. I'm not here to say "Follow my method and you'll succeed.", but I AM here to say that the only thing hold you back from success is YOURSELF! So here's my challenge to you: - work for 30 days straight - minimum of 8 hours (I encourage more but understand if family obligates prevent this) - Document your journey virtually. (I used OBS studio but you can simply use Loom instead. Once all your videos are recorded, use a platform like clipchamp, its FREE, or capcut, has a free trial and is better than clipchamp, to piece all of your videos together into one long video) - make sure to record at least one 5 minute clip a day. It can be at the end of your day to cover what you worked on. I recommend a morning and evening video though to compare a before and after for each day. - Share your Journey here with the group. - Actually try.

I am about to make some videos to show progression between knowing absolutely nothing to 2000+ hours (give or take 180 days) where Jasen has been. Let me know if you want to build progression vids! Yes Jasen I am about to sit down and watch all the vids together(once vacay hits) it’s inspiring to see others where they are at !

We all have that one tool that changed the way we work. For some, it’s the engine that saves hours of manual effort every week. For others, it’s the spark that unlocked new opportunities or helped scale a business faster than expected. 👉 So let’s hear it: What’s the one AI automation tool you can’t live without? - Is it a workflow builder like n8n, Zapier, or Make? - A custom AI agent you’ve trained? - Or maybe a single integration that transformed how you handle clients, sales, or operations? And if you’re just starting out, flip the question: What’s one personal goal you’ve set for applying AI in your workflow this year? - Do you want to save 10 hours a week? - Automate your lead generation? - Or maybe finally get rid of repetitive admin tasks? 💬 Share your tool or your goal below, let’s inspire each other with practical wins and ambitious plans.

If you could wave a magic wand 🪄 and automate ANYTHING in your business (or life)… what would it be? Don’t hold back. Go wild. 👉 Want invoices to write and send themselves? 👉 Clients to magically onboard while you sleep? 👉 Or maybe your fridge restocking itself when the milk runs low? 😂 I’ll go first: I’d love an AI that chases down unpaid invoices with the patience of a saint and the persistence of a bounty hunter. Now your turn 👇What’s YOUR dream workflow? Bonus points if it’s something crazy we can actually try to build here in the community. 🚀

I just finished watching 180 Days Building and AI Agency and it’s a wonderful production. I am close to launching my Day 1 journey. I’m just in my head a little bit about how much I should know to feel comfortable pitching to clients. What do you guys suggest for knowing when your ready to launch your agency?