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I want to learn more about AI and the course has been an eye-opener as I know though AI have so much potential but I didn’t realize just how much potentially it has and how even somebody like me that is a total non-techy could achieve having a clone and an agent it’s incredible. I’m going to be 60 this year and so starting to think about retirement which I can do, but I don’t want to retire yet as I still feel. I have a lot to give this AI course has made me realize that I can now give back to people and help them in a slightly different way, but still using my experience 🙂. I and somebody that will say that I’m not a techie at all. I’m way behind with technology, but I’ve realized with this course that I can forget trying to master my computer. I can skip that step and I can go straight to AI.🙂🙂🙂. What an amazing relief! I have been using ChatGPT but last night I downloaded Claude. This morning when I woke up, my brain started going at 90 miles an hour and I did an enormous Brain dump into Claude. I have my passion. I have my vision. I have my goal!!!

During Day 2 of the AI Advantage Summit, while Dean was doing his usual “sales break,” my mom kept thinking about grocery shopping at Kroger. That’s when it hit me:We’re in a summit all about getting your time back—so why not test it right now on a thing that actually matters in her day? Here’s what we did: - I said: “Your time to do Duolingo. Your time to do things you want more of.Let’s use the Kroger app to shop in your fridge.” - We opened the app, scanned groceries in our home, and scheduled a pick‑up. - When we couldn’t scan a product, we used the search bar. - We also talked about the past‑orders feature (didn’t click it this time, but we will next time). Result: One grocery trip transformed into a timed, app‑driven pick‑up. No wandering aisles. No parking lot stress. We reclaimed 2 hours from one store visit. That’s not “AI is cool.”That’s AI as a time‑recovery mission. Big insight for me: - 90% AI (system): Kroger app, search, scheduling, past‑order reuse. - 10% human (me): Walking Mom through it, coaching her past friction, and turning the “sales break” into a real‑world demo. This is the exact playbook I want to scale into my career pivot: Use AI to engineer the system, and show up as the human connector who makes it feel effortless. If you’ve had a “small win” like this—using an AI‑powered tool to reclaim hours in your day—drop it in the comments. I’d love to see how people are actually applying this in their lives.

I’d like some honest input from this group. I’m not brand new to AI. I’ve been working with it consistently for about two years and I’d consider myself somewhere between intermediate and advanced. I understand the basics, I use it regularly, and I’m close to taking things to the next level. Where I’m stuck isn’t tools or prompts—it’s direction. I’m not looking to save time or automate a busy schedule. I’m retired. I have time. What I’m trying to figure out is:How do I actually build something meaningful with AI? Something that can grow into income or even a long-term asset. Most of what I’m seeing here seems geared toward beginners or busy professionals. So my question is:Is there anyone here building something real from the ground up with AI? If so, I’d really appreciate hearing what direction you chose and why. I’m not looking for hype—just real experience.

I have experienced FIVE Black Swan in my life. After hearing Tony talk about pattern recognition for so many times it’s starting to really finally click.