I currently have ChatGPT (My current go to) & Google (just subscribed to explore) subscriptions, also through work I have Co-Pilot, any recommendations for best way to record in person meetings to Transcribe, Summarize &Auto-Generate Action Items?

1. Clear Goals & Expectations We start by aligning on clear goals, timelines, and expectations. This ensures we both know what success looks like and how we’ll measure it. 2. Open & Consistent Communication Regular updates and transparent communication help us move fast, avoid misunderstandings, and stay aligned at every stage. 3. Defined Roles & Responsibilities Each party focuses on their strengths. Clear responsibilities allow us to work efficiently and deliver better results. 4. Quality, Not Shortcuts We prioritize long-term value over quick fixes. Every decision is made with growth, quality, and sustainability in mind. 5. Data-Driven Decisions We review performance, analyze results, and optimize continuously to ensure consistent improvement. 6. Mutual Trust & Respect A successful partnership is built on honesty, trust, and respect. We treat your business as if it were our own. 7. Long-Term Vision Our goal isn’t just short-term wins, but building a scalable and profitable future together. Result: By working collaboratively, staying focused on results, and adapting when needed, we create a partnership that drives real, measurable success.

“Set it and forget it” sounds efficient. It’s usually expensive. Here’s the truth… Markets move. Attention shifts. Offers fatigue. Ads don’t fail suddenly. They decay quietly. When nothing is monitored: • Creative gets stale • Costs creep up • Conversions drop • Budgets bleed Example: Two campaigns go live on the same day. One is reviewed weekly and adjusted. The other is left alone. After 30 days, one scales. The other flatlines. Simple takeaway: Ads are not a switch. They’re a system that needs feedback. Question for you — what campaign is running right now that hasn’t been checked in weeks?

Many of us spent and spend countless hours consuming videos about making money, business startup ideas, etc. I have found what I was doing was a form of self-sabotage. Shiny object syndrome, something we do because our subconscious mind thinks it is keeping us safe, from failure and criticism. But it's not keeping us safe, its keeping us stuck. Knowledge is not power. Applying knowledge, taking action, creating things with it, that's power. So I came up with a rule. Every two videos I watch, I owe myself one action to put something I've learned from these videos into practice. I've discovered that successful people have a bias towards action.