If you're more of a hands-on learner than reading something in a book, or if you're wondering if setting up your own AI assistant is too time-consuming or complicated, this training today at 1pm PST is for you. Scott and Dean agreed to be my guinea pigs this week, and Scott's agent Ozzy is already set up and ready for business! We're going to teach him (I think?) how to organize all of the random thoughts, ideas and tasks Scott has while he's on his bike rides. Is this even safe?! Maybe he should use whatsapp to make live calls instead of texting or leaving messages! If you want to learn more about how AI agents are different than chatgpt or whatever you've been using, this is the session. We'll get into some of the highest-ROI places I see businesses use AI right now (only about 8% can actually tie AI to real profit, so there's a lot of room here), plus the exact stuff I'd hand off to an agent first if I were you: - Lead and call response time - Follow-up that quietly falls off - The same support questions, answered over and over - Knowledge stuck in one person's head - You, the owner, being the bottleneck for everything Come watch it happen instead of just reading about it. 1pm PST. Zoom link's here - see you there!

If you’re tired of repeating yourself to AI, watching conversations go off the rails, and losing good work inside random chats, this training is for you. Today at 1 PM Pacific, we’re getting into the part most people skip: how to build an AI assistant that can actually remember, help, and get things done. We’ll cover: - What AI agents can actually do - The work you can hand off - How to build your first AI executive assistant - Why skills matter if you want consistent results - How to create custom skills for ChatGPT, Claude, and other tools I’ll also give you a skill you can use to create your own high-quality skills. Bring your questions and join here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89033573897

Hey guys! This Friday, we’re talking about AI agents, delegation, and skills. If you’ve mostly used AI for prompts, chats, or one-off answers, this will help you understand the next step: using AI more like a support system you can hand work to. We’ll cover: - What makes an AI agent different from a regular chat - What kinds of tasks you can start delegating - Where AI can help with notes, follow-up, planning, projects, content, and decisions - What skills are - Why skills make AI more useful and consistent The goal is to make this feel practical, not overwhelming. You don’t need a complicated setup to start seeing what’s possible. You just need a clearer picture of what an agent can actually do, what you still need to review yourself, and how to delegate in a way that saves you real time. By the end, you’ll have a simple way to look at your own work and spot what an AI agent could help with now, what still needs your judgment, and where skills can make delegation easier, cleaner, and more useful. Join us Friday: https://calendar.app.google/P8fbYQ6CNnviXFu99

Today at 1:00 PM Pacific I'm live for The 3% That Does the 97%: My Secret Weapons. Here's what that title actually means. Doing more with AI does not come from using more tools. It comes from using fewer tools, and having a few real strategies that connect them so they actually work together instead of sitting in separate tabs. I'm sharing my screen and walking through real examples so you can see it, not just hear about it. If you've been collecting tools and still feel like nothing quite connects, or you keep meaning to make it to a live session and haven't yet, this is the one. I don't want you to miss this one. Join me live on Zoom: https://us05web.zoom.us/j/89033573897?pwd=wGhkAah5bLGhjCcTo4KUABmA2kIHQt.1 Can't make it live? DM me and I'll get you the replay.