I should keep a running tab of what I do in any given day on Manus. Today so far: 1. YouTube scripts that out perform the highest paid writers. 2. A done for you system for a client that sounds like it was invented by Q in a James Bond film. It does EVERYTHING. 3. Updating a technical manual for a healing profession that was 23 years out of date. The client thought it would take months. 4. Editing a book. 5. Designing a WordPress plugin that will answer questions for coaching programs. 6. Wrote a book. 7. Wrote a screenplay. 8. Created multiple webinars. 9. Created marketing plans that find the gaps in the industry. 10. Wrote another book. And here's the best part: Many of these were done simultaneously. And there's no rest for the weary. There are more application for Manus than I can think of and frankly, no one is even remotely teaching this. I'm putting in 18 hour days creating and pushing Manus to its limits. But I'll feel better when there are others out there who can do this. So as we continue the Manus AI Mastery projects I will be looking for some apprentices. At first, you'll be working under my supervision. But soon, I'll be hooking you up with serious paying clients who will pay you $1000-$5000 a project. Interested? Let me know in the comments. (Obviously people in the course get some advanced standing).

I just finished my first one on one session with @Harlan Kilstein. I'm sure we did a year's worth of market research in one hour and uncovered so many ways to grow my community. Thank you Harlan.

So Manus can create books faster and better than anything I've seen. Now there's an industry out there that charges a pretty penny and then get it on a best seller list. Well at least in a small category. But in a recent call with @Craig Perrine we did a novel in about an hour. I've written books - both fiction and non-fiction in less than an hour. So, what do I do? Teach a course on this or keep it to myself?