Hi, my name is Tessa and I am from Idaho. I have tried a few things with AI but I know there is more to it. At times, I feel like I don’t get the right result. I currently work as a physical therapist assistant but I am also still part of my family’s ranch which is small. I was hoping to figure out if AI could be implemented in anyway to our ranching business to help us grow. I am excited to see what is truly possible.

I'm sitting here reflecting after this event and I just wanted to come in here to show my gratitude to you all. The first time we did this, most people were still trying to understand what AI even was. They were curious, but cautious. Interested, but unsure. They knew something big was happening, but they hadn’t experienced it for themselves yet. This time felt completely different. You showed up ready. You had opened the tools. Tested prompts. Tried different platforms. Seen glimpses of what was possible. But you were still asking the questions that matter most: Which tools actually matter? How do I make this work for my business? How do I save time instead of adding more noise? How do I use this to create a better future for myself and the people I love? That tells me something important. You’re not resisting the future. You’re preparing for it. You don’t need more theory... You need clarity. You need strategy. You need a path you can trust. And if I’m being honest, we didn’t know how the world would respond when we launched this summit the first time. We believed in the mission, but no one knew how quickly this technology would evolve or how many people would be ready to embrace it. Even doing it again now, with how fast everything changes, we still didn’t know what the response would be. What we found is this: people are hungry. Hungry to grow. Hungry to learn. Hungry to adapt. Hungry to become more capable in a changing world. That’s inspiring. Because no matter how much technology advances, some things never change. People still want progress. People still want purpose. People still want to provide, contribute, create, and live a better life. I’m incredibly grateful to my partners Tony Robbins and Igor Pogany for sharing the vision of making this practical, empowering, and real for everyday people. I’m deeply grateful to every speaker who poured into these three days with wisdom, generosity, and real insight. And I’m grateful for every one of you who showed up, took notes, asked questions, and stayed open to learning something new.

I was feeling a little afraid and overwhelmed after day one but day two really helped clam a lot of the fears and worries. I am so grateful for the speakers and how they presented their information. It really made it more relatable and easier to digest. Thank you to everyone who made this event possible.

Not because it’s hard—because they’re focused on the wrong thing. They’re learning tools. They’re saving prompts. They’re watching tutorials. But they haven’t answered one question: “What problem am I solving that someone will pay for?” If you’re serious about using AI to create income, do this: Pick ONE: A) Save businesses time B) Make businesses money C) Reduce a cost they already have Then ask AI: “What is the simplest, repeatable way I can deliver this without customization?” That’s your starting point. I’m curious where people are at right now: Comment with the number: 1 — Just starting with AI 2 — Using it but not making money yet 3 — Making some money with it 4 — Scaling something that works Let’s see where the real distribution is.

I come a ranching family and have been wondering if AI could even be implemented for a ranch or farm. Could it help with marketing cattle and making it so the ranch can sell more of his own beef rather than to feedlots?