What‘s different from the first 100 reps and the next 1000? Anchored in time. Time implies experience. Yet, for every playbook and template you download, how many of them fruition into real progress? Borrowing someone else’s work just puts you in the middle of an ongoing story. If you don’t take your mission from the start, you won’t know how to take it to the end. You miss having an idea of success because of an obsession with “the next resource”. If only you had one more asset. One more PDF. One more HTML page. We trade exponential progress for a temporary short-term adventure. Our obsession with what we think is our best future may be founded on sand. The journey is quicker than you think, it’s the adventure (story you tell yourself) that takes up the real cognitive load. Our imagination is something that you can train. My goal in my work is to bridge that feeling of progress by exploring using AI to materialize our imagined realities. Doing more with less. Returning time where it matters most. Story building, world building, taking the power of a pencil and blank canvas. Doing this gets easier by the week. Every AI Harness is just an expansion of innovation. All ideas come from somewhere. If you’re done feeling like you’re drowning in an age of 24/7 onslaught information, you’re in the right place. What scares and challenges most is the imaginary advantage we carry when we have the audacity to fail fast. Join us noon EST tomorrow in doing this with Claude Cowork where I take you through how I’ve automated 20+ hours of my work week and stay within the 5x Pro limit (and how you can do the same with OpenClaw/any other harness) Tactics. I’ll build a live artifact live to show you how vapid downloading another template can be. See you there 🫡

Welcome to all of the new faces that have joined! We're seeing an exciting surge of new people discovering and finding themselves navigating the community. We're also just turning the corner on 600 subscribers on the YT channel, new material out weekly! As a business owner (and operator), your time is under a great deal of scrutiny. Time blocks can only save you so much, there's a serious demand of raw attention and energy that you have a daily finite tank for. So you've gone into the rabbit holes around Ai and automation. You come to realize, this is a valley and despite how big you might've felt, you're just another horse in a big field. The mission I've been on has always been about the horse. One of my first businesses, the logo was a horse in flames, meant to symbolize the spirit of competitive edge in entrepreneurship. A willingness to burn myself alive in the pursuit of something greater. This was noble. And naive. Because I did burn myself. Time and time again, gave my all, and it still wasn't enough to crack through the dreams I sought for myself. OpenClaw was one of the first saddles, a real harness I could put on this metaphorical horse, that I could reliably let run. It's been rebuilding Plinko Solutions across 20 domains with A/B offer messaging on autopilot, minimal driving needed. Claude Cowork became another harness, meant to offload any clicking or typing pursuit. Every day, I push the needle through the thread of what's possible, how much I can truly reliably offload from my day to day work. Had a director pull me into a call today and suggest the presentation I prepared around solution architecture was beyond my role and was highly impressed with the level of detail he expected. It wasn't just a pretty diagram, I fed a brief and had Claude Cowork visualize it in a way I could speak to. I was watching a movie with my girlfriend while it did this. This isn't just economic leverage at an executive level, it's political leverage, because it's perceived as difficult yet functionally easy.

Got a gift for you at the end of this. Crabs in a bucket used to mean opportunistic (in a bad way), unkind and inconsiderate of others. Obsessed, narrow sighted crustaceans fixated in reptile, primal focus. This generative drive, is dangerously good for you. Not particularly this version of generative drive, but the fact you can summon willpower from your frustration, that means something. It means you care. You desire change. Transmuting that into action is a feeling worth capitalizing on. That's what keeps bringing me back to what we're doing here with Open Campus for AI, so that we become one of the most useful pockets of frontier knowledge for AI on the internet. Bold, ambitious, especially for owner/operators. If you own outcomes, own and operate a team, you're in the right place. If that's a team of 1 human and a bunch of scattered agents, we're here for you. Multi-agent orchestration is an art and science. Feel free to grab the PDF attached here and in the classroom, feed it into your LLM of choice, and notice visible quality output from day one. Skills deserve direction, stop digging This doesn't happen by templated, repurposed assets. These are principles that over years compound into real leverage, the true lightning in a bottle that every (no code and code) developer pursues. Join us this weekend for lead sourcing with OpenClaw over on Leland, link in the calendar! Stay tuned for new material on paperclip.ing and course content on Managed Agents

I normally don't do too much on news feeds, but this felt too important to not share. For those unfamiliar or looking to learn more about what this whole phenomenon is really about, this is worth the watch!

Classroom's got new gems! Skills are often overlooked as another AI tactic, it gets swept in with the weekly waves of updates and new capabilities. This new video, being the third of a series on the new YT channel (Just crossed 300 subs!). We talk on frontier concepts that aren't being covered anywhere else on the world wide web, weekly! Yes, money moves with the world (talking to the fellow business owners in this group), but so do you! It's important to understand how to personally and professionally level up to the highest caliber you possibly can. Nothing like a Zenith, right? Live @ noon, this weekend and next, exclusive free events are being hosted on the Leland Fortune 500 network! All things OpenClaw Q&A and building a second brain live. Link's will also be on the Skool calendar. Short on time? Download the Multi-Agent Orchestration guide and upload it to your LLM of choice, ask to extract key takeaways and apply to your own projects. This is also saved in the classroom in case this post gets buried. Long week ahead of everybody, in the thick of the season. Keep the axe swinging, see you out there!