If you missed it, this is the full session. I opened my own ManyChat account on screen, showed the live automation running on the October music classes campaign, and followed one comment all the way through to a WhatsApp conversation with my staff member. What's in it: How the flow is built. Keyword, automatic like, reply with the link, and the fallback message for people who go quiet. Real comments on Facebook and Instagram with the replies underneath, so you see it working rather than hearing about it. What it did to my cost per lead once comments were handled before they hit the inbox and so much more. Enjoy!

I want to challenge something most of us do without even thinking about it. Every time you open ChatGPT or Claude, and you type good morning, please, thank you so much, before and after your actual question… that’s using extra tokens…for zero benefit to the answer you get back. Sam Altman, the man who runs OpenAI, confirmed this himself. He said politeness has cost his company tens of millions of dollars in electricity. A single query uses about 0.3 watt hours of power, and roughly 0.3 milliliters of water. Small on its own. But multiply that by billions of messages a day, and it adds up fast. Here’s the part that matters more than the electricity bill though. Being polite to AI is a sign we’re starting to treat it like a person. Like it might get offended if we’re too direct. It won’t. It has no feelings to manage. What it responds to is clarity. So here’s what I want you to try this week. Open your next AI conversation, and skip the greeting completely. State exactly what you want. Give the context that matters. Stop there. No warm up. No sign off. Watch what happens. Faster response. Sharper answer. And no, this isn’t about being cold. Save the kindness for the people around you who actually need it. AI works best when you talk to it plain and direct. Try it on your next prompt, and tell me what you notice.

OpenAI, Google, Anthropic and Meta all shipped in the same week. Some on the same day. If you have been feeling confused about which AI to use, that is not a you problem. Enterprises with real budgets and real staff are saying the same thing. This session is the update, and the way out of it. 00:00 The week that broke everybody's confidence 04:00 GPT-6 Astra. What it does, what it costs, and the question I want you to ask before you reach for your card 09:00 What else shipped, and the one habit that is quietly costing you 12:00 The screen tour. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok, open on screen, one job each 22:00 How to build this on free versions, from here, with our payment reality 25:30 The thing you will forget by Wednesday, and what to do about it The 20 second version is that the question most people are asking has no answer. The session is about the question to ask instead. Watch it back. Then drop one comment: which 2 did you pick, and what job did you give each one? I am reading every one of them.

Good day, I was going to listen one of the videos in certification 1 and saw it was removed. Will the person's who did it before have that access or is it temporary?

Every other Saturday at 5PM, I am going live with a new Business Development Session just for you. Free to every member on the platform. One hour, one real system, something you can actually use in your business. Here is what is coming. ✅ September 12, Turn Comments Into Customers. See exactly how to catch a customer the moment they comment on your post. ✅September 26, The WhatsApp System That Never Sleeps The system that keeps every customer covered, even when you are away from your phone. ✅October 10, Build A Team That Works While You Sleep The AI team that plans your content, follows up on leads, and finds new ones for you. ✅October 24, Steal My Actual Business Setup No pitch, just a real look at the software running my own business day to day. And so much more, so keep you eye on the Calendar Tab. Free, live, and open to everyone here. Go to the calendar and block these dates now. You do not want to be scrolling back through this post Saturday morning trying to remember what you missed.