You guys, this group has been a firsthand witness to my epic identity crisis. 😂 The good news is, I published my way through it. AI Advantage gave me the tools to publish my first book, and once I figured that out, it got a whole lot easier. So most of the lessons from this slightly unhinged year have actually been preserved. 😂 Anyway, after extensive research, the verdict is in. I tried being an author, entrepreneur, coach, community builder, course creator, podcaster, YouTuber, interviewer, speaker, AI expert, content creator, brand builder, world changer, millionaire-in-training... And I'm sure I'm forgetting a few. 😂 Basically, I opened every damn tab. Eventually I got tired and deleted them all. Then I waited to see which ones opened back up on their own. Two did. Writing. And living in the present. And somewhere in there, I realized they're actually connected. Live → Notice → Write → Live. That's my loop. I don't need to know what the writing will become before I write it. I don't need to turn every idea into a business. I don't need to figure out what I'm becoming next. I can just go live my life, pay attention to it, write when I have something to say... and then go back to living. So after nearly a year of trying to figure out what I want to do with my life: Apparently, I want to live it. And write about it sometimes. 😎

Before a personal agent sees a founder's inbox, I want a one-page answer to what it may read, draft, and do. Four useful service examples are Grok Bot for sourced account research, Hermes Agent for source-checked reports, OpenClaw for client-isolated lead intake, and Muse for approval-ready decisions. Muse can prepare a weekly queue from connected work. The useful service is mapping each connected app to an owner, an approved action level, and a review path. The permission map has three columns: read, draft for approval, and human-only. A calendar move or message send does not silently graduate from draft to action. The client should know what the setup fee covers and who responds when the workflow stops. Which inbox or calendar action would you keep human-only?

OpenAI just released Dots and 19 other things. Here are what I think matters most and why. Want to save time, get more leverage, and stop figuring this AI stuff out from scratch? I put the clearest map and support inside the AI Advantage Club

That’s something I’m learning more and more. AI moves incredibly fast. New tools, new features, new videos telling us what we “need” to learn next. But I’ve realized I don’t need to learn everything. I just need to keep learning something. One useful skill. One experiment. One small improvement at a time. That’s how confidence gets built—not by knowing everything, but by continuing to move forward.

Good day team, I was mid-negotiation with a warm lead (already had 2 calls, sent a proposal) and the main point of contact suddenly stopped responding. I've sent a follow-up email and a LinkedIn message, no response yet. I'm considering reaching out to a secondary contact at the company instead of waiting any longer. How would you go about this?