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Most people are trying to use AI to do more. That’s the mistake. The Chief Executive Human model isn’t about output. It’s about where your energy actually belongs. A CEH does not: -execute everything -micromanage tools -live inside tasks -stay “busy” to feel productive A CEH is responsible for three things only: Direction. Decisions. Design. That’s it. If something doesn’t require your judgment, it shouldn’t require your time. The problem most people run into with AI is they use it like a faster assistant, not a structural shift. So they: -prompt endlessly -tweak constantly -stay involved in every step They’re still the bottleneck — just a more exhausted one. The CEH model flips that. Instead of asking: “What do I need to do today?” You ask: “What decisions need to be made once so execution can repeat without me?” That’s the difference between: managing work and designing systems A Chief Executive Human captures: -how they think -how they explain -how they decide And then lets AI handle the repetition. This is why CEH isn’t about stepping away from your business. It’s about being involved at the right altitude. You stay close to: -strategy -message -quality And far away from: -manual execution -re-explaining the same things -starting from zero every week When people say “AI didn’t change anything for me,” this is usually why. They never changed who they were being in the system. You don’t need to work harder. You don’t need more tools. You need to stop acting like the worker… and start acting like the executive of your own time. That’s the Chief Executive Human. More on how this gets applied practically soon.

That real estate prompt library I mentioned yesterday is live now. If you clicked before and couldn’t access it, that’s on me — it was still in draft mode while I was finishing the structure. It’s unlocked now. 👉 194 pages of real estate–specific prompts, fully organized by use case: - lead follow-ups - listing descriptions - buyer & seller objections - social content - email + SMS - scripts, explanations, breakdowns This isn’t a random prompt dump. The real value here is seeing how prompts should be structured when they’re actually meant to be used, not just tested once and forgotten. That’s the part most people miss. Prompts don’t fail because AI is bad. They fail because there’s no system around them. You use one. It works. Then it disappears into a doc you never open again. The reason I share libraries like this is simple: Once you see prompts organized by intent and outcome, it clicks why content, messaging, and follow-ups stop feeling chaotic. If you’re in real estate, this is a no-brainer resource to study — even if you don’t use every prompt. Here’s the link again:👉 https://www.skool.com/ai-atm-machine-9381/classroom/07b53d5b?md=a52887d2320048b890b6c802d02923f8

I finally finished creating these for my real estate crew! It took ages to organize everything into categories and individual pages to make it super user-friendly. Let me know if anyone wants them—I’ll hook you up!