AI reveals first super bowl ad. I better start studying to get ahead of the game! LOL

Most people think AI is just for answering questions. But the real game is automation. I've been experimenting with Moltbot, and it goes way beyond chat: It integrates with your actual workflow. Email monitoring, system checks, file management — it plugs into your real tools and handles the operational noise so you don't have to. It's a multiplier for your output. Not replacing you. Amplifying you. The repetitive stuff gets handled, so you spend time on what actually matters — the decisions, the creative work, the strategy. It gets smarter as you work together. Feedback loops. Corrections. Learnings. It adapts to how you work instead of forcing you into its mold. The efficiency gains are real. If you're running projects, managing multiple commitments, or just drowning in admin work, this shifts the math. Measurably. The future isn't about AI doing everything. It's about AI handling the friction so you can move faster. If you're curious how this works in practice, or want to explore what's possible in your own workflow, let's talk about it. What's your experience been with AI tools?

Every week, I sit down to document my progress not because I have everything figured out, but because I don’t. ✍️This week, I messed up. I trimmed my recording, And last the main transcription Luckily before that managed to download the original video. 😅 It wasn’t perfect the description is off but the essence is still there. And that’s what matters. 🌱 This is the reality of building something new: you’re not aiming for flawless execution; you’re building the muscle of consistency. 💥 Every time you show up, even when it’s imperfect, you strengthen your ability to keep moving forward. 🚀 In this week’s recording, I tested one of my AI voice systems. 🤖 It wasn’t smooth (Or I'm maybe just being hard on myself 😩) I wasn’t even sure it was connected. But I tried anyway. The AI answered calls, booked appointments, and responded naturally. It wasn’t replacing a human; it was amplifying what a human team could do removing repetitive tasks so we can focus on the creative, meaningful parts. 💡 That’s the bigger lesson. Technology isn’t here to take away human potential it’s here to magnify it. The AI handled the details; I handled the direction. Together, we moved closer to better workflow and better work. ⚙️✨ And that’s what this journal is really about: learning in motion. Week after week, mistake after mistake, win after win the point isn’t perfection. It’s momentum. 🔁 Next week is Week 5. 🚀 We’ll push again, experiment again, and refine again. Progress doesn’t always look like success. Sometimes it just looks like showing up, pressing “record,” and giving it one more shot. 🎬🔥 Let’s keep going. 🙌

Hey guys I hope everyone is well! I was hoping for a quick bit of advice on which tools people use for AI Video generation as a learning piece for myself. Thanks Theo!

What if your documentation actually controlled your automations? Not described them. Not explained them after the fact. Controlled them. That's the shift: .md files become the source of truth. Claude Code reads them. n8n runs what Claude builds. Change the markdown, change the system. No more re-explaining context in every prompt. No more documentation that drifts out of sync within weeks. No more tribal knowledge that lives in one person's head. One place to define how it works. Everything else derives from there. TL;DR: - .md files = config, not docs - Claude Code = reads your rules, generates workflows - n8n = executes what gets built - Edit a document → system behavior changes - If you're tired of rebuilding the same patterns by hand, this is worth 10 minutes. Full article: Below⬇️