I recently made a presentation in Macau to a high performing group of 1000 financial advisers. The entire presentation was created by chatGPT with moderate prompts. It was rated the best presentation and I was asked to create 2 more deep dive videos. I don't think it was my best performance, but it was certainly the best material I delivered. Looking forward to presenting another group in Malta in 2 weeks using the same process but added more speaker notes using copilot. I'm interested to hear the feedback...

I know a lot about AI. My full-time job is literally being an AI analyst for a company in the US. So I do it on a 40-hour basis. Also, have been freelancing on the side, TEACHING PEOPLE how to use AI and building PRACTICAL AUTOMATION for business owners so they can increase their revenue. So this is my 24/7 thing. I've been thinking about a lot of things recently, especially MY PLACE IN THE WORLD with this new wave of automation. I am really positive. So when Tony said to think about the unfinished business, I thought about that, and I had my CLARITY MOMENT. I know so much that it will be a disservice not to HELP MORE PEOPLE.

Today, the first day of the course I’m turning 50! Excited to embrace AI and see what the next decade brings. We’re never too old or experienced to keep learning!! Because I’m based in Australia the course is at 4am tomorrow morning for us. Birthday dinner with my kids tonight, and we’ve booked it at 5.30pm so I can be home and in bed early enough so as to not miss the start tomorrow. Treating it as though I’ve paid $10k! Am excited and committed and putting this out there to inspire others who are also in the 2nd decade of their life. Let’s embrace change and keep growing! Would love to hear from others balancing life, kids, work and learning—how are you making it work?

My biggest win: 2024 been admitted in psychatric hospital for 8 months. During that time been diagnosed with Borderline Personality disorder at my 46 years old. Then got into the DBT (dialectical Behavior therapy) and at the end, my wife (i was alsmost 23 years together) want to divorce me. I was devasted, but did not do any destructive coping. I practised everything what i learned during the DBT. So now i am living in a tiny studio, but getting good and I more powerfull now. I don't have a lot of big crisis anymore. And after being always so depressed and negative, now people are looking at me like i am so positive. I am living my life now at my 48. So that was a long journey, which I am so proud of.