Today, I experienced the power of AI agents to generate a great debate between two people I admire, on a subject I am passionate about. For my next newsletter, I'm writing about "How to manage multiple interests" from the perspective of solopreneurship, content creation, and whether you should niche down or not. I wanted to see different perspectives on this topic, so I decided to use AI to have two people I look up to debate on this topic. Edit: This was part of the research that I did to write this YouTube video ──────────── I choose to have Sam Ovens GPT and Dan Koe GPT debate each other. ──────────── Sam Ovens is the creator of Skool and is highly influential in the field of entrepreneurship. ──────────── Dan Koe is one of the most financially successful solopreneurs and content creators online. ──────────── I used the transcript of YouTube videos from each of them: for Sam I use this video: Why Productivity Is Bullshit! The Secret Is To Do Less Not More and for Dan, I chose this video: The Most Profitable Niche Is You (How To Create Your Niche) I used AI coding to create this debate (I just wrote about the power of AI coding here) This system involves using AI agents that went back and forth several times until it generated this debate, and the results were better than I had expected. Enjoy! ──────────── Debate: Having One Single Focus vs. Adapting to Niches Based on Your Interests (As a solopreneur creating content) ──────────── Sam Ovens GPT: You see, the secret to real productivity and massive progress isn't about spreading thin over multiple interests. It's about focusing intensely on one niche. That's how you make real headway. Look at champions like Michael Phelps; his life revolves around swimming, not juggling multiple sports. Dan Koe GPT: But that's exactly where you're missing the point. The most profitable niche isn’t just about sticking to one thing. It’s about evolving with your interests and passions. My approach has always been to adapt my niche as I grow, which has not only kept the work interesting but also attracted a diverse audience.

So cool to see this in my YouTube studio. 13 years of making YouTube videos. If you have your channel share it below, would love to check out your work. If you don't have a channel, have you thought of starting one?