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🚀New Video: I Turned Clawdbot Into the Ultimate Personal Assistant
I turned Clawdbot into my 24/7 executive assistant, and in this video, I'm showing you exactly how to do the same. After spending 100+ hours refining this setup, I've built a system where my Clawdbot, Klaus, proactively manages my tasks, checks in on what I'm working on to offer help, and even builds things while I sleep. I walk you through the custom dashboard I use to track everything it's doing, share the exact setup you can copy, and reveal the hacks I've discovered along the way that most people miss.
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🚀New Video: I Tested Clawdbot Against Claude Code: What You Need to Know
In this video, I put Clawdbot head-to-head against Claude Code to see which AI coding tool actually delivers. I break down everything you need to know across the metrics that actually matter: ability, setup, risk, cost, security, usability, ROI, and raw power. The verdict? Claude Code still comes out on top, but Clawdbot is a super young tool has some interesting strengths if you know what you're doing. That said, you need to be careful with Clawdbot unless you really understand the risks involved. Whether you're considering making the switch or just want to understand what these tools can actually do, this video will give you the full picture.
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🏆 Weekly Wins Recap | Jan 17 – Jan 23
This week inside AIS+ was a reminder of what happens when clarity meets action. From massive client deals to first builds and mindset shifts, members kept stacking real progress - not theory. Here are a few standout wins 👇 👉 @David Kim closed a $385K contract with $25K upfront and a 76% profit margin - a masterclass in value-driven execution. 👉 @Rishi Raj delivered his first paid client project, shipping a complete learning platform end-to-end. 👉 @Krishna A built a lead-tracking automation using n8n + Supabase, then followed it up with his own Voice AI agent in just 3 hours. 👉 @Anthony Caspari saved a client 3+ hours with a small but powerful filtering automation - proof that tiny builds can create outsized value. 👉 @Tetsuo Koyama earned “New & Popular” on Udemy with his Dify × n8n course - global impact unlocked. 🎥 Super Win Spotlight: @Patrick Siewert | From Learning to Real Momentum Patrick joined AIS+ to strengthen his automation skills and learn how to build real-world value around them. Since joining, he’s shipped multiple personal automations, streamlined his LinkedIn content workflow, launched a newsletter and recently started a lead-gen MVP that already landed a client. 🎥 Watch Patrick share his journey 👇 Patrick’s story is a great reminder: consistent building + an active community accelerates progress faster than learning alone. ✨ Want to see wins like this every single week? Join AI Automation Society Plus and start turning learning into real builds, real clients, and real confidence 🚀
🏆 Weekly Wins Recap | Jan 17 – Jan 23
⚔️ POST 1/7 — The Starting Point
Video result attached 🎥 This clip isn’t just a “cool cinematic animation.” It’s the direct outcome of a well-engineered prompt. 👉 First-person perspective 👉 Motion, tension, narrative 👉 Full control of visual focus (the spear never loses sharpness) 👉 A physical sense of speed, chaos, and danger None of this is accidental. This is Prompt 01, built to force the model to: - Tell a story in under 3 seconds - Guide the viewer’s attention - Maintain visual coherence while everything is in motion In this 7-post series, I’m going to break down how to think in cinematic prompts, not just how to write them. If you’ve ever felt your videos “look good but don’t feel anything”… 👉 this is where the difference starts. Tomorrow: why first-person perspective massively amplifies emotional impact 👀🔥
⚔️ POST 1/7 — The Starting Point
trying to validate something: how much does the "linkedin content problem" actually hurt?
the problem: - writing posts takes 2-3 hours - chatgpt sounds generic/robotic - you know you should post 2x/week but don't i've been testing a solution: - you send 2min voice note - i analyze your writing style - generate 3 posts that sound like YOU - you pick one and post tested with 3 founders, one said "you got the flow... awesome" now the real question: would you pay for this? option A: $200/mo - i do it for you (4 posts/month, ready to post) option B: $29/mo - software, you do it yourself option C: neither, chatgpt is fine what i'm trying to figure out: - is this a real pain point worth solving? - would you pay for convenience or just diy? - is voice accuracy even important or do people not care? honest feedback helps me decide if this should be: 1. done-for-you service ($200/mo) 2. self-serve software ($29/mo) 3. just a free tool 4. not worth building at all drop a comment with your thoughts (18yo founder, 10 days into beta testing, trying to validate before building anything)
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