I mentioned Atlas by ChatGPT yesterday. Comet is the new browser from Perplexity, and it’s worth testing if you haven’t yet. I just had it build a few spreadsheets in the background while I worked on something else entirely. Wild to see a new kind of multitasking emerge — where AI handles work in the background while you stay locked in on your one thing for the day. If you’re still on the waitlist for Comet, this link should let you skip the line for access: https://pplx.ai/shoneyivens

Nearly 1 in 4 home sales in the U.S. today involves a real estate investor—about 1.2 million homes a year. And the vast majority of those deals aren't done by hedge funds or institutions. They're done by small, everyday investors—the kind of clients you could be working with right now. If you want a bigger share of that business, you have to learn to speak the language of investing. It's a sport. And like any sport, you need to know the rules, the language, and how to keep score. That’s what this session was about—how to use AI not only to build your own portfolio, but to serve investor clients more strategically. We walked through live demos, deal analysis tools, and how to better communicate with clients who are, or would like to be, real estate investors. 📘 → Notion: Full Recap + AI Investor Ideas Playbook + Seller Finance Calculator 🎥 Watch the Replay ↓

The game just changed, but the rules didn't. ChatGPT now integrates with Zillow. Buyers can research properties, pull comps, and calculate payments without ever calling an agent. Most will see this as a threat. I see it as clarification. Because it reveals what was never our job to begin with. Your value was never in having access to information. It was in knowing what to do with it. A buyer can find a house on ChatGPT. They can't tell if the foundation has settled unevenly. They can't spot a desperate seller willing to negotiate. They can't manage their own anxiety when the inspection comes back rough. Here's what AI handles well: data retrieval, pattern matching, basic calculations. Here's what it doesn't: judgment calls under pressure. Reading people. Experience-based intuition. Knowing when to act and when to wait. The agents who struggle in the next five years will be the ones who confused information access with expertise. The ones who thrive will be the ones who doubled down on what machines can't replicate. Three things to focus on now: 1. Master the consultation, not the listing alert. If your main value is texting someone a new listing, you're already obsolete. Your value is in helping them understand what it means for their specific situation. 2. Build pattern recognition AI can't. You've walked 200 houses. You know what "deferred maintenance" smells like before you see it. That's worth more than any algorithm. 3. Get better at the emotional work. Buying a house is terrifying. Selling one is worse. People don't need more data during those moments. They need someone who's been there before. The tools change. The fundamentals don't. The question isn't whether AI will replace agents. It's whether you're building skills that can't be automated.

Does your money have a system? We build systems in business to save time, reduce decision fatigue, and scale results. But when it comes to wealth, most people rely on gut instinct or simple spreadsheets. For that reason, I walked through how to build a personal AI financial coach using ChatGPT and Claude — a tool that becomes your Chief Financial Manager, trained on your personal economics alongside some of the best wealth-building strategies known. It makes strategy personal and decision-making easier. Inside the session: - How to use AI to guide investment decisions in real time - How to build your own financial model using an AI assistant that understands where you are, where you’re going, and how to close the gap faster. You can now access the full recording and toolkit here: → Recording & Resources Catch the replay, explore the tools, and rethink what leverage looks like in your financial life. ↓ Drop your top takeaway after watching this session ↓