Learn to build a complete custom CRM system using AI in minutes, no coding required. This tutorial shows business and agency owners how to create their own CRM with integrated booking systems, analytics dashboards, and contact management and more. Replace expensive tools like HubSpot and Calendly with one centralized system built specifically for your business needs. Check it out 👇

Every Launchpad member has 14 days to go out and land their first (or next) AI agency client. They're documenting everything, their niche, outreach methods, exact numbers, what's working, what's not. Real screenshots, real messages, real results. The community votes on the best submission. Winner gets a 1:1 call with me and an exclusive interview shared right here with all of you. If you've been thinking about starting an AI agency but don't know where to begin, this is literally a group of people figuring it out together in real time. Link to join the Launchpad: https://www.skool.com/brendans-ai-launchpad

Learn how to run multiple businesses from a single AI text conversation using Claude Code as your AI Operating System. This video covers how I connected my CRM, Xero, Gmail, Stripe, Google Workspace, and custom tools into one unified AI interface that executes tasks across all platforms simultaneously. Check it out 👇

Not a demo a real working bot. It can: • Auto-reply to messages like “hi”, “price”, “help” • Track conversations in real time • Show live stats + active rules • Run completely on autopilot Built using Claude Code I simply described the system, and it generated the frontend, backend, logic, and database. This isn’t about “no code tools.” It’s about how clearly you can think and instruct AI. Most people struggle here not because of tech, but because they don’t know what to tell the AI. 💬 Comment “BOT” and I’ll share the exact prompts + process I used

COMMUNITY REVIEW REQUEST AI Contractor Agreement — Redacted for Privacy I just landed my biggest client — a 19-location franchise — and they sent me a fully drafted Master Services Agreement tonight with their signature already on it. Before I sign I want experienced eyes on a few clauses that concern me. Here are the specific items I'm pushing back on and why. The full redacted contract follows below. ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════ THE THREE ITEMS IN QUESTION ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════ ───────────────────────────────────────────────── ITEM 1 — NON-COMPETE (Section 6.4) STATUS: Pushing back — too broad ───────────────────────────────────────────────── WHAT IT SAYS: For 24 months after the engagement ends, I cannot provide AI consulting, development, or implementation services to any business in the quick lube, oil change, or automotive preventive maintenance industry — in any state where the client currently operates or plans to operate. WHY IT'S A PROBLEM: - 24 months is a long time in a fast-moving industry - The automotive services space is one of my core target verticals - "Any state where they plan to operate" is vague — they're expanding, so this could cover more and more states over time - It's not just their direct competitors — it's the entire industry category MY PROPOSED COUNTER: Reduce to 12 months. Limit to direct quick lube and oil change competitors actively operating in the same specific markets as the client at the time of termination — not the entire industry across all states. QUESTIONS FOR THE COMMUNITY: - Is 12 months reasonable for this type of engagement? - Is market-specific language standard or will they push back hard? - Have any of you successfully negotiated non-competes down in service agreements? ───────────────────────────────────────────────── ITEM 2 — NO-REPLICATION CLAUSE (Section 6.5) STATUS: Pushing back — scope too wide ───────────────────────────────────────────────── WHAT IT SAYS: