Lisa Graham

I finally sat down and created my AI voice clone today. I had to record my voice for a total of 2 hours. It's a big win (for me) because I spend all day by myself and I'm def not used to talking unless it's to myself. I'm pretty stoked that I got it done. And the clone sounds just like me.

New comment 2h ago

Lisa Graham

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Sorry, this was supposed to go into the "Wins" category 🤦🏼‍♀️

Dean Graziosi

10d •

From AIA

Your success in life is directly tied to how quickly you face problems.

Not whether you have them. Not whether they’re fair. Just how fast you move toward them. Every time you deal with something right away, your capacity grows. You trust yourself more. You stop carrying the mental weight. You get stronger without even realizing it. Every time you delay, it gets heavier. It takes more energy. It starts to feel bigger than it actually is. Over time, that difference compounds. Solving small problems quickly builds confidence. Solving bigger ones consistently builds identity. And that capacity — the ability to handle hard things without hesitation — is what actually allows you to build something great. What’s one thing you know you need to face this week instead of pushing it off?

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New comment 1d ago

Lisa Graham

6 likes • 10d

IMVHO - the more you put things off...the larger your imagination makes the problem. You overthink potential outcomes and in turn, avoid rolling up your sleeves and dealing with it.

Lisa Graham

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@Karin Crawford

Igor Pogany

11d •

From AIA

A Fun Little Exercise...

The team and I did this and some of the results were very interesting! Go into ChatGPT and post this prompt: "Based on all the conversations we've had, can you analyze my behavioural tendencies. Keep it short and concise" Post your response in the comments below and let us know if any of it was a surprise to you! Here is mine: Here are the behavioural tendencies you consistently show in our chats: - Iterative builder: You like shipping a version, then tightening it fast with specific edits and constraints. - Framework-first thinker: You gravitate toward checklists, systems, repeatable steps, and clear structure over vague advice. - High signal standards: You push for longer, fuller answers with real substance, not surface-level answers. - Precision + optimisation bias: Whether it’s macros, pricing, positioning, or scripts, you like measurable targets and tuning variables. - Creative but directed: You enjoy big imaginative swings, but you still want them organized and usable. - Action orientation: You regularly steer toward “what do I do next” and practical outputs you can deploy immediately.

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New comment 12h ago

Lisa Graham

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Here’s the short, honest pattern snapshot based on how you think, decide, and work: Big-picture builder. You naturally think in systems, ecosystems, and long-term structure. You rarely want a one-off solution. You want things that compound, connect, and scale. Structure over chaos. You feel most comfortable when things are organised, mapped, and intentional. When ideas feel messy or vague, your brain tries to turn them into frameworks, courses, workflows, or repeatable assets. Trust and integrity-driven. You care a lot about fairness, transparency, and doing things “properly.” Especially in leadership roles. You want people to feel safe, supported, and respected. High ownership mindset. You default to responsibility. You don’t look for shortcuts or loopholes. You ask what you can do better or build better instead of blaming external factors. Depth > speed. You rarely want surface-level work. You prefer deeper understanding, stronger positioning, and higher-quality foundations, even if it takes longer. Calm authority style. You’re drawn to quiet confidence, steadiness, and clear boundaries. Less explaining, fewer justifications, more grounded leadership. Overthinking tendency. Your biggest friction point: you sometimes keep refining after the idea is already good. Your brain likes to keep polishing and searching for the “truest” version. If I had to summarise in one line: You’re a systems thinker who wants calm, ethical, long-term growth and struggles most with stopping the refinement loop once the direction is clear.

Dean Graziosi

14d •

From AIA

The Difference Between Grinding… and Living on Purpose

I was up at 4:35am this morning… on a Sunday… diving head first into work. And the truth is — it didn’t feel like grinding at all. Because when you love what you’re building, when you know it’s stretching you as a man, when it’s tied to being in service to your family and making a real impact… the work hits different. It stops feeling like pressure. It starts feeling like purpose. I don’t get excited about being busy. I get excited about growing. About becoming more disciplined. More focused. More capable than I was yesterday. That’s what fuels me. Not the hours. Not the grind. The progress. So if you’re in a season where you’re putting in the reps — don’t just ask yourself how hard you’re working. Ask yourself who the work is helping you become. Because when the mission is bigger than you…even a 4:35am Sunday start feels like a privilege.

New comment 9d ago

Lisa Graham

1 like • 12d

This!! "I don’t get excited about being busy. I get excited about growing." - I couldn't agree more. ❤️

Lisa Graham

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@Patricia Munster - Me too!!

Igor Pogany

18d •

From AIA

Where are you using AI?

Where are you using AI, or learning AI to implement, right now? If it's somewhere else, let me know in the comments