To be honest, I don’t feel like the work I completed today moved me up even one level. Yes, I posted a video, but it didn’t go viral. I changed the hook and used a longer clip covering campaigns, automation, email marketing, and voice calling, all in one video. It ended up around two minutes long, which felt pretty long for what I was trying to accomplish. Have you ever had a day that wasn’t productive and you feel like you are so behind and now you want to stay up to get work done? That is how I am feeling at this point. Will I stay up. Maybe a few hours.

The goal: each member leaves with one workflow they want to build. ## Ready-to-post lesson ### ⚡ What’s one task you wish you never had to do again? Before we build an AI automation, let’s pick something worth automating. For today’s exercise, choose a task that: - You repeat regularly. - Has a clear starting point. - Uses information you can access. - Has a result you can check. Don’t try to automate your entire business. Start with one small task. ### Example: handling a property inquiry Imagine receiving this message: > “I’m looking for a three-bedroom home in Atlanta under $450,000. I’d like to move within three months.” Here’s a proposed workflow: `New inquiry → Extract buyer details → Draft a reply → Agent reviews` For this exercise, AI would extract the details and draft the response. The agent would check the draft before sending it. The lesson isn’t “let AI handle everything.” It’s “identify one useful job for AI and decide where a person should review the result.” ### ✍️ Your challenge Complete these four lines in the comments: 1. My repetitive task: ______ 2. What starts it: ______ 3. The information it needs: ______ 4. The result I want: ______ Example: > My repetitive task: Writing the first reply to buyer inquiries. > What starts it: A new website form submission. > The information it needs: The buyer’s message and contact details. > The result I want: A draft reply ready for my review. Bonus: Where would you add a human check? ## How to teach it live Use this suggested 15-minute structure: - 3 minutes: Introduce the challenge and show the property-inquiry example. - 4 minutes: Map the example into its starting point, information, and result. - 5 minutes: Have members complete the four lines. - 3 minutes: Pick one member’s example and sketch the workflow together. For the next lesson, use one of the submitted examples to demonstrate a build. That gives you a connected lesson sequence: identify a task, map the workflow, then build it.

Ai has written me a months worth of information on my hooks that I been working on so now that I have a months worth I can just create the w different types of hooks for today. Tuesday…well I can’t say until Tuesday. Enjoy the prompts. I hope this will help you as well.

You are helping me with putting these in order to learn. Let me know and I will help the best way I can. 📊 SKOOL COMMUNITY POLL What would you most like to gain from this community? 1. More qualified real estate leads 2. AI automation skills 3. Better marketing and content strategies 4. More appointments and sales 5. Step-by-step business systems 6. Networking and collaboration Vote below, then comment with your biggest goal. Your answers will shape the training, resources, and live sessions inside this community.

I didn’t have the CTA at the end of the video but I did have it on the description of the video. I know most of the time I make lazy ads but it’s time that I have to put more than an 5 min into my vids. I put hours now and make sure that it is nice to ad these to the vids