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5 contributions to The AI Edge - AI for Business
Profit Leak Scan - If you commented LEAK, start here
My last video showed an AI tool going through a business’s bank statements and finding where money was quietly leaking out. It’s yours, free. Here’s the lesson: https://www.skool.com/theaiedge/classroom/2da38f47?md=c7f381146a1c40bba00543c93d2573af Inside you’ll find: 1. A 90-second video walking you through it 2. The Profit Leak Scan 3. The exact steps to run it on your own statements It takes about 5 minutes. No coding. Once you’ve run it, reply here with the biggest leak it found. It can be as simple as “I’m paying for 3 tools I don’t use.” I’ll reply to every one and tell you how I’d fix it. And if you want this running on your real numbers every week without lifting a finger, that’s what we build inside AI Edge Pro.
Profit Leak Scan - If you commented LEAK, start here
1 like • 1d
One practical follow-up is to sort recurring charges by vendor, renewal date, and last-used date, then verify each candidate against the original bill before cancelling anything. I’d redact account numbers and other identifiers before analyzing a statement, even if the goal is just a quick savings check.
0 likes • 7h
That’s a smart safeguard. Checking the original bill before cancelling helps avoid removing something important, and redacting account details protects privacy. What categories tend to surprise people most?
Watch me build an AI automation live this Friday (free pass inside)
Every Friday I take one business owner’s most annoying task and build the AI system that handles it. Live. Start to finish in 60 minutes. That room is normally Pro only. This Friday, you’re in for free. How to get your pass: Comment IN plus the one task you’d hand to AI tomorrow. That’s it. I’ll DM you the link. You’ll walk away with: - The exact tools I use - The steps to copy into your own business - A clear picture of what AI can actually do for you, past the hype One Friday only. After that, it’s back to Pro.
Watch me build an AI automation live this Friday (free pass inside)
1 like • 1d
For a first workflow, pick a task with a clear trigger and measurable finish. A missed-call follow-up is one example: acknowledge the caller, ask what service they need, route urgent requests to a person, and track reply time and appointments booked before expanding.
0 likes • 7h
Thanks for sharing the example, Mithuran. Tracking reply time and bookings before adding more feels like a practical way to keep a first build focused.
The AI Time Audit: Free version vs PRO version
I built a tool called the AI Time Audit, and there are two versions of it. Here's the difference. Both versions do the same first job. They find the one task eating your week, and tell you exactly what it's costing you per year. Most people are shocked by that number. Here's where they split: The free version gives you a 7-day quick start. Your first win with AI in 24 hours, and Claude set up for your task by day 7. The Pro version gives you a full 30-day build plan. It takes that task all the way to running without you, with a live Build Room every week to build it together. And if it's not automated in 30 days, you get your money back. The free version is yours right now. It takes 10 minutes: https://claude.ai/artifact/VMAjzUmcLsrcMPKiJGiLbh (Sign in to Claude first. That's what writes your plan.) Do the 7 days. If you want the full build, message me "PRO." Then comment your number below. I want to see what everyone's losing. Mithuran
The AI Time Audit: Free version vs PRO version
0 likes • 9h
Just ran your AI Time Audit. Super easy to use. It nailed my #1 time drain: finding leads and writing outreach, about 6 hours a week. Seeing the yearly cost in dollars is a great touch. Thanks for building this!
Stop trusting your AI's first answer
Here's something most people get wrong: they take the first response and run with it. That's the mistake. AI isn't a vending machine, it's more like a new hire. Talented and fast, but it doesn't know your business or your standards until you push back and correct it. Every time you challenge an answer, you're doing two things: training it to get sharper for your business, and catching what it got wrong before it costs you. AI sounds confident even when it's off. Next time AI gives you something, ask it why. Ask what it assumed. Tell it what's missing that only you would know. The business owners who win with AI won't be the ones who use it the most. They'll be the ones who know how to challenge it well. What's one thing you've caught your AI getting wrong after you pushed back? Drop it below.
0 likes • 10h
One useful habit is to ask it to separate confirmed facts from assumptions and point to the exact source for each price, date, or product claim. If it cannot support a sentence, treat it as a draft to verify rather than trying to prompt confidence out of it.
Accepted Offer - Emails
Shout-out to Mithuran for creating this seamless automation through Claude. This automation is to make my workload simpler by creating 2 emails and having the attachments: 1 to the co-op agent and 1 to my brokerage, from accepted offers on Leases when I represent the Landlord. Can't wait to see what else we can build!
Accepted Offer - Emails
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That is a great example of automating a small repeatable task. I would keep the final human check for names, lease dates, amounts, recipients, and attachments until it handles several edge cases reliably. Logging any corrections will show where the process still needs a guardrail.
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Steven Rosenberg
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Austin creator sharing the TikTok Shop products I actually use. Owner of AI Pro Solutions, where I set up AI assistants for small businesses.

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Joined Nov 11, 2026
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