Hey. I'm putting together a short video course inside this group, and I want you to know exactly what's coming... because by the end of it, AI won't just be a cool toy you mess with when you have free time. It'll be doing real work for your business. Here's the outcome: You'll have AI that knows your business, writes in your voice, helps you run at least one task every week, and you'll ship something real with your name on it. Not "someday." Through this course. And here's the stack of what you're getting (each piece alone is worth showing up for): 1. Your AI tool map Stop wasting hours bouncing between apps. You'll know which tool to use for writing, research, meetings, images, video, and busywork... and which ones to ignore. 2. The "speak human" decoder All that confusing AI talk (agents, APIs, keys, automation) translated into plain English, so you never feel lost in the conversation again. 3. The demo that makes it click We'll watch AI actually order pizza for the office. Not write about pizza. Order it. Once you see that, you'll start spotting errands in your own business you can hand off. 4. Prompts that finally work A simple framework so you stop getting generic garbage and start getting usable answers on the first or second try. 5. Your business DNA One document you load into AI so it remembers who you are, how you sound, and what you want... forever. No more starting from zero every chat. 6. The quality filter How to catch "looks done but is wrong" AI junk before it goes out with your name on it. (This one alone can save you from expensive mistakes.) 7. Meeting to action Turn voice notes and meetings into one clear next step, with an owner, instead of ideas that die in a notebook. 8. Your first AI workflow Take one thing you do every week and build a simple system so AI helps you do it faster (with you still in control). 9. An AI email assistant It drafts. You approve. You hit send. Never the other way around. Built the way I actually run email.

Quick follow-up after the first video. I needed to blur an address out of the recording. Opened CapCut through Claude Cowork, gave it the times and what to block, started it, went and ate dinner, came back and it was done. About 15 to 30 minutes of machine time instead of me sitting there painting boxes by hand. Same window I also had Grok Bot writing the Skool post from the transcript, attaching the Loom, uploading files, fixing the thumbnail, and drafting invite emails. Parallel work while Cowork edited the video. Watch: https://www.loom.com/share/c46c863090ec48ea83e83f16d6886e9a Takeaway I keep coming back to: when you hit a tedious job, ask "can AI do this?" not just "can AI tell me how." Drop comments on what you want covered next.