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E51: The All-in-One AI Stack That Replaces Five Tools You're Already Using featuring Brian Hanson Jun 12, 2026

Show notes

Brian Hanson is an AI tools builder and educator who created Raven, an all-in-one AI platform he built in three weeks without knowing how to code, housing the top AI models for chat, image creation, video generation, and business content production inside a single interface. He teaches push-button AI strategies to business owners and entrepreneurs who want real implementation without the learning curve.

In this session recorded live at the AI for Business event, Brian does a hands-on walkthrough of Raven's core features — from multi-model chat and brand voice creation to image-to-prompt, competitor intelligence, and an affiliate system built right into the platform. If you've been paying for five different AI tools and still feel like none of them are producing content that sounds like you, this episode shows you what one unified platform can do instead.

Timeline Summary

[0:01] – Brian introduces Raven and clarifies the difference between the free version (prompting only) and the full platform

[0:20] – How Raven started as a lead gen prompting tool and grew into a full AI suite

[1:15] – The chat interface: switching between ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Kimi 2, and other top models in one place

[2:22] – How Raven's memory works differently from ChatGPT: you choose what gets saved, nothing is stored automatically

[3:16] – Brand voice creation: how Brian used 80 Claude-generated copywriter questions to train Raven to write in his voice

[4:39] – Voice-to-text input for answering brand voice questions without typing a word

[6:00] – The prompter tool: turning a plain English sentence into a structured XML or JSON super prompt

[8:46] – Image-to-prompt: uploading a competitor's image or photo to reverse-engineer the exact prompt that created it

[10:05] – The image generator models inside Raven: Imagen 4, Flux 1.1 Ultra, Nano Banana, and Flux Image 3.0

[13:51] – The clone tool: training a personal image model on your face to generate branded photos in any scenario

[15:03] – The affiliate system: how sharing AI-generated images on social media auto-tags new signups to your account

[18:15] – Library tools overview: competitor intelligence, social media calendar, e-book generator, newsletter generator, and hiring tool

[23:41] – Brian previews two full days of Raven training inside AI Business Mastery

[28:24] – The difference between Pro (passive learning) and AI Business Mastery (live implementation and accountability)

5 Key Takeaways

You Don't Need to Know How to Code — Brian built Raven in three weeks using tools like Lovable and no coding background. The barrier to building functional AI-powered apps is lower than most business owners think, and he walks through how he did it inside AI Business Mastery.
Brand Voice Is Trainable — Raven's 80-question brand voice builder, designed around what a copywriter would ask, lets you speak or type your answers once and have every piece of content you generate sound like you from that point forward.
Prompt Quality Is a System Problem, Not a Skill Problem — Instead of teaching people how to write better prompts, Brian built a tool that does it for them. Plain English in, structured XML or JSON super prompt out, in the format AI models actually perform best with.
Competitor Intelligence Can Be Ethical and Powerful — Raven's competitor intelligence tool analyzes email sequences, landing pages, and messaging patterns (not copying them) to help you understand the structure, psychology, and persuasion techniques your competitors are using, and apply those frameworks in your own voice.
Passive Learning and Active Implementation Are Not the Same Thing — In a room of 60–70 Pro members at the event, only 5 had gone through the Pro modules. Knowing a tool exists and actually building the habit of using it are different problems, and accountability-based implementation programs solve the second one in a way self-paced content never will.

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E50: Build a Personalized AI Implementation Plan in One Afternoon featuring Tiffany Ablola Jun 05, 2026

Show notes

Tiffany Ablola is an EOS implementer, Kolbe system coach, and contributor to The People Book who helps overwhelmed leaders move from chaos to momentum by clarifying their strengths and building systems around them. She presented this session on Day 3 of the AI for Business conference, walking attendees through her Delegate and Elevate framework and showing them how to build a personalized AI implementation plan rooted in their own capacity, priorities, and core focus.

This episode is a practical, workshop-style session for business owners and solopreneurs who feel buried by everything AI promises but aren't sure what to actually do with it first. If you've walked away from an event loaded with tools and no clear starting point, Tiffany's framework gives you a way to cut through the noise and put your energy where it matters most.

Timeline Summary

[0:01] Tiffany opens the session with three deliverables: a new way to think about AI, the Delegate and Elevate framework, and a personalized AI implementation plan

[1:12] She frames the core problem: 45% of people report burnout from trying to apply AI without knowing how, and the goal is efficiency without adding decision fatigue

[2:03] Tiffany introduces herself as an EOS implementer and Kolbe system coach, then names the central premise: AI mirrors your level of clarity or your chaos

[5:30] Capacity calculation exercise: attendees define their 100% by identifying their ideal weekly work hours, with answers ranging from 15 to 110

[7:02] The meaning behind the framework name: delegating to someone who is strong at a task naturally elevates them, whether that someone is a team member or an AI intern

[9:22] Introducing the four-quadrant worksheet: Love and Great, Like and Good, Don't Love but Can Do, and Don't Like and Not Good

[10:34] The Love and Great quadrant is your genius zone: protect it, don't give it your leftovers, and never let draining tasks crowd it out

[11:40] The Don't Like, Not Good quadrant is your energy trap: taxes, email, admin, and contract review come up as examples from the room

[14:03] The goal is not to eliminate everything in the red quadrant at once but to identify one thing you can move away in the next quarter

[16:08] Core focus exercise: attendees identify their passions and strengths to build a personal mission statement, with Tiffany sharing her own as a model

[21:50] The personal vision document is introduced as a tool to keep core focus front and center, with a reminder to revisit it quarterly or annually as priorities shift

[23:29] How to build your personalized AI plan: photograph your completed worksheet, feed it to AI along with your core focus, and ask for quick wins by week, quarter, and year

[26:11] Attendees share their commitments aloud, including a VA hire to finish a book, YouTube video production with AI avatars, and a financial tracking app

[29:27] Tiffany wraps with three takeaways: clarify your core focus, delegate or automate in alignment with it, and revisit the process regularly

5 Key Takeaways

AI Mirrors Your Clarity — If you bring chaos to your AI tools, they will amplify it. The prerequisite to a useful AI implementation plan is getting clear on what you actually want your work to look like, then prompting from that clarity.
Define Your Capacity Before You Delegate — Your 100% is not the same as anyone else's. Whether your ideal week is 15 hours or 60, knowing that number is the starting point for figuring out what needs to go, what can be automated, and what deserves your full attention.
Protect Your Genius Zone — The Love and Great quadrant is where your best work lives. The trap is letting draining tasks eat into it until you are giving your highest-value work your leftovers. Identifying what belongs there is the first step to guarding it.
Your Core Focus Filters Everything — Before deciding whether to learn a new tool or take on a new project, run it through your personal core focus. If it does not align with your purpose and strengths, it belongs in the delegate, automate, or eliminate column regardless of how exciting it looks.
Start With One Thing — The goal coming out of this framework is not a complete overhaul. It is identifying one task in your energy-drain quadrant that you can move away this quarter. That single shift compounds over time and creates the capacity to take on what actually matters.

Links & Resources

The People Book (EOS) — available wherever business books are sold
Delegate and Elevate worksheet — referenced as available via the conference app in PDF format
Personal vision document — offered by Tiffany to be shared through the conference team

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E49: The Last Unfair Advantage AI Can't Take From You ft. Patrick Precourt May 29, 2026

Show notes

Patrick Precourt is a human performance expert and entrepreneur who has spent the better part of his career studying why people behave the way they do and how to sharpen the mental edge that separates those who thrive from those who drift. In this live presentation from a two-day business event, he makes a case that will make a room full of AI enthusiasts uncomfortable: the biggest threat from artificial intelligence is not that machines will replace us, but that we will voluntarily replace ourselves.

Patrick walks through the neurological, psychological, and practical consequences of offloading too much of our thinking to technology, from synaptic pruning and the slow death of deep creativity, to the moment we start asking a chatbot how we should feel. The argument is not anti-AI. It is a sharp warning that your soul, your scars, and your story are the only things that cannot be replicated, and in a world of infinite artificial intelligence, your humanity becomes the last true competitive advantage.

Timeline Summary

[0:02] Patrick opens with a warning about what happens when everyone has access to the same tools and asks the room how they plan to stay relevant

[0:43] The Incredibles clip sets up the core argument: when everyone becomes super, no one is

[3:41] Three inevitable outcomes when machines do our thinking for us: we dumb down, we go soft, and our creativity slows

[5:19] The calculator and cash register examples illustrate how fast we lose skills we stop using

[7:46] Why the race to adopt AI is happening without guardrails and what that pattern has looked like throughout all of human history

[8:09] The story of a woman using a custom GPT to validate how she should feel about a family problem, and why that signals a serious problem

[9:25] The gap between being connected and being authentic, and why entrepreneurs only show 10% of the real picture on social media

[10:09] How synaptic pruning works in the brain and why the neural pathways we stop using eventually disappear

[12:48] Convenience becomes a crutch, and every crutch leaned on long enough becomes a cage

[13:37] The danger is not that AI replaces us. It is that we are willingly replacing ourselves.

[15:32] The skills we have already traded for convenience: math, maps, phone numbers, and what that tells us about where this is going next

[17:00] Why removing friction from your business also removes the engine that built it in the first place

[20:48] The neural link thought experiment: how many people would turn down a chip that made them instantly the smartest person in the room?

[22:14] AI can replicate logic, data, and style. It cannot replicate your soul.

[23:13] How to convert AI from a threat to a tool: get clear on who you are before you pour yourself into it

[26:36] Building a personal code of conduct before you are in an emotionally charged environment so you do not have to make hard decisions under pressure

[28:16] Why authentic emotional intelligence is what real leadership is anchored in, and why AI can fake empathy but never feel it

[28:43] The elephant and the rider: you are the thinker, AI is the powerful force that needs direction, not autonomy

5 Key Takeaways

The Real Threat Is Voluntary Replacement — The danger from AI is not that it takes over. The danger is that we hand ourselves over without noticing. Every skill we stop practicing, every hard problem we outsource, every emotion we validate through a chatbot is a piece of ourselves we are quietly giving away.
Friction Is the Engine of Growth — The struggle, the hard conversation, the problem you cannot yet solve: these are not inconveniences to be removed. They are the training that makes you who you are next. Remove the friction and you remove the becoming.
Your Soul Is Your Last Unfair Advantage — AI can replicate logic, style, and data. It cannot replicate your scars, your lived experience, or your authentic voice. In a world where every competitor has access to the same tools, your humanity is the only thing that cannot be copied.
Clarity In Means Clarity Out — The people who use AI well will be the ones who first get ruthlessly clear on who they are, what they stand for, and what their values actually are. Feed it confusion and it will amplify your confusion back to you at scale.
You Are the Rider, Not the Elephant — AI is powerful but not wise. It needs a thinker in the seat directing where it goes. The moment you let the elephant think on its own is the moment it runs through walls. Your job is not to keep up with the machine. It is to stay sharp enough to lead it.

Links & Resources

Patrick Precourt — patrickprecourt.com

Enjoyed This Episode?

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E48: The Three Step Formula for Profitable Meta Ads Without Hiring an Agency featuring: Matt Hagberg May 22, 2026

Show notes

In this fast-moving live session, paid ads strategist and $100 million ad spend veteran Matt Hagberg breaks down the exact three-step framework for running profitable Meta ads — without an agency, without overcomplicating it, and without wasting another dollar on campaigns that do not convert.

With brutal honesty and a lot of audience interaction, Matt cuts through the noise that most marketing agencies use to justify their fees and shows exactly what actually drives results: the right objective, a landing page that converts, and ad creative built around words that trigger emotion. This is the simplest ads training you will hear — and probably the most useful.

Timeline Highlights

[00:01] Matt sets the tone — interactive teaching style and a promise to keep it simple

[00:42] Why most people have tried ads themselves or hired an agency and failed either way

[01:29] The goal — learn to run profitable ads yourself without needing an agency

[02:15] Matt's background — over $100 million in ad spend across every major platform

[03:11] The three steps to profitable ads and why paid traffic is the most scalable growth lever

[03:53] Why Meta — Facebook and Instagram — is the easiest and best place to start

[04:13] Step one — tell Meta what you want — leads or sales — and nothing else

[05:03] Why every business only needs two things from ads and how to set that up in minutes

[06:00] Why targeting does not matter as much as most agencies claim

[07:00] How Zuckerberg has invested over $70 billion into AI to make Meta ads work better for advertisers

[08:13] The one thing that does matter more than targeting — your ad creative

[09:00] Step two — why your landing page is the real reason your ads are not working

[09:55] Cold traffic only converts at 30% of warm traffic — what that means for your results

[10:17] The three things every landing page must have above the fold on mobile

[11:10] Why you should never build a landing page based on how it looks on a laptop

[11:30] Live case study — how Matt used his own presentation slide as a landing page example

[13:40] Conversion rate optimization explained — what above the fold is actually supposed to do

[14:25] Step three — your ad creative is the problem and here is how to fix it fast

[15:22] How to use AI to generate ten ad hooks from your landing page in seconds

[16:18] Why ugly ads and ugly funnels convert and pretty ads often do not

[17:08] Words drive clicks — images and video only support the words if the words work first

[19:06] Bonus tip — install Hotjar on every landing page to watch exactly where people drop off

[20:19] Without leads and sales you do not have a business — you have a dream

Five Key Takeaways

Tell Meta you want leads or sales and send them to a website — that is all the setup you need.
If your landing page barely converts warm traffic it will never convert cold traffic from ads.
Every landing page needs to identify the visitor name their pain and promise a simple solution — all above the fold on mobile.
Targeting matters less than your creative — the words in your ad are what actually drive clicks.
Ugly ads with emotionally triggering words outperform beautiful ads with weak copy every time.

Links & Resources

Meta Ads Manager — Facebook and Instagram ad platform for leads and sales campaigns
GoHighLevel — landing page and funnel builder referenced throughout the session
Hotjar — heat mapping software for tracking landing page visitor behavior
ChatGPT — for generating ad hook variations from your existing landing page copy

Closing

If this episode gave you a clear path to finally running ads that actually work, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us keep delivering sessions like this one.

We'll see you in the next episode.

E47: The Three Entity Structure That Keeps Your Cash Your IP and Your Business Safe ft. Clint Coons May 15, 2026

Show notes

In this live session, attorney and Anderson Business Advisors co-founder Clint Coons breaks down the asset protection and tax strategies every business owner needs before a lawsuit, an audit, or a bad decision catches them off guard. With a portfolio of 200 properties and over 500 employees, Clint teaches from real experience — including stories about his wife, his daughter, and a client who paid hundreds of thousands in unnecessary taxes before finally listening.

This episode is a practical playbook for structuring your business, protecting your intellectual property, and legally reducing what you owe the IRS — especially if you are investing in AI.

Timeline Highlights

[00:01] Clint introduces Anderson Business Advisors and his background as an attorney and real estate investor

[02:53] Why most business owners delay entity structuring until it is too late

[03:14] How many business owners have been sued — and what the real cost of a lawsuit actually is

[04:31] Why asset protection works best before a lawsuit not after the horse has left the barn

[05:00] The business card mistake that can pierce your LLC protection without you knowing

[08:31] How AI use creates new legal risks — discrimination claims copyright infringement and data exposure

[10:15] The ADA compliance shakedown and how attorneys are weaponizing tech against small businesses

[12:11] Real story — how a spouse driving for the business nearly created major liability

[16:24] How real estate owned in your personal name can expose your entire business to lawsuits

[22:08] The three entity structure — business LLC, IP LLC, and safe cash LLC explained

[23:19] Why you should never let your business sit on a large cash balance

[24:00] Using Wyoming LLCs to create a privacy shield no creditor can penetrate

[26:46] The friendly lien strategy — how to loan money back to your own business for added protection

[28:47] The four tax code sections every AI business owner needs to know right now

[32:05] Section 162 ordinary business expenses — when in doubt deduct

[32:56] How setting up as an S Corporation reduces employment taxes immediately

[33:16] R&D tax credits for AI investment and how they compound over time

[33:37] Section 199A — how to take 20% of your income completely tax free

[34:21] Real example — how one business owner saved $23,000 in taxes using these four strategies

[40:55] The cost mindset versus the investment mindset and why one keeps you stuck

[42:37] How Clint got distracted by shiny AI tools and what his CEO told him that changed everything

[44:18] Why focusing on high value work and delegating the rest is what actually scales a business

Five Key Takeaways

Asset protection only works if it is in place before a lawsuit happens — not after.
Separating your IP into its own LLC means you can lose a business and still generate income.
Wyoming LLCs give you complete privacy that most other states simply do not offer.
Investing in AI may qualify you for R&D tax credits that grow larger every year you use them.
Stop asking what something costs and start asking what it is going to do for your business.

Closing

If this episode opened your eyes to the gaps in your business structure and gave you a clearer picture of how to protect what you are building, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us keep bringing sessions like this one to you.

We'll see you in the next episode.

E46: The System That Generates a Year of Content in Minutes ft. Chris Moore May 08, 2026

Show notes

In this live stage session, marketing strategist and eight-figure CEO Chris Moore introduces Pocket Marketer — an AI tool suite built to give any business owner the power of a world-class marketing team without the price tag. Using a live demo with a real audience member, Chris walks through his Marketing Dominator System and shows exactly how a five-minute conversation can produce a full year of marketing assets including sales letters, Facebook ads, landing pages, email sequences, and more.

This episode is for business owners who feel powerless over their marketing, aspiring agency owners who want a full-stack offer, and existing agencies looking to stay relevant as the market shifts under their feet.

Timeline Highlights

[00:01] Chris introduces himself and his background — 51,000 students, 25 companies, and an eight-figure portfolio

[00:42] Why Chris decided he wanted AI to be a pressure reliever not just a productivity tool

[01:46] How showing the Marketing Dominator System to 20,000 people shaped the next evolution

[02:43] The three types of people in the room — business owners, aspiring agency owners, and existing agencies

[04:11] The goal — putting world-class marketing power into the hands of anyone regardless of skill level

[04:35] Recap of the original Marketing Dominator System debut and what it produced in under three minutes

[05:17] Introducing the concept of co-intelligence — combining AI with a deep marketing knowledge base

[06:14] The official reveal of Pocket Marketer and what makes it different from any existing tool

[08:44] How Pocket Marketer works alongside GoHighLevel without competing with it

[09:34] My business mode versus agency mode and how projects keep everything organized per client

[10:13] Live demo begins — Chris interviews Irene from Zella Vana, a travel agent AI implementation startup

[16:49] The five-minute interview is complete and the system begins building out a full marketing plan

[18:11] How the image and video creator is guided by a world-class Facebook ad strategist's knowledge base

[19:08] Coming soon — one-click website and funnel builder with GoDaddy integration and no hosting fees

[19:47] The funnel hacker tool — screenshot a competitor funnel and rebuild it with your own brand and content

[22:47] How 20 minutes per client maps out an entire year of marketing without being a marketer yourself

[24:18] Writing a sales letter live on stage — intimate direct mail copy generated in real time

[29:24] Moving into Facebook ad copy, video scripts, and landing page build-out with six minutes left

[34:32] How Pocket Marketer lets you hire generalists and stay in full control of the outcome

[36:02] Why Chris built this — for his mom, who hated feeling helpless in her real estate business

[37:19] Beta launch details — three weeks out, open to everyone in the room, skin in the game required

[37:58] AI for Business Mastery members get Pocket Marketer free for one full year

Five Key Takeaways

You do not need to be a world-class marketer to produce world-class marketing — you just need the right system.
A five-minute conversation is enough context to generate a full year of targeted marketing assets.
Co-intelligence combines the power of AI with a deep expert knowledge base to produce results generic tools cannot.
Pocket Marketer does not replace GoHighLevel — it gives you everything you need to fill it with.
Hiring a generalist and handing them a complete blueprint beats paying a specialist ten times what they are worth.

Links & Resources

Pocket Marketer — AI-powered marketing tool suite built on the Marketing Dominator System
GoHighLevel — CRM and marketing automation platform that integrates with Pocket Marketer
Deal Maker Wealth Society — Chris Moore's business acquisition coaching company
Apollo and ZoomInfo — lead list tools referenced for direct mail targeting
Gamma App — presentation and content creation tool mentioned for webinar build-outs

Closing

If this session gave you a clearer picture of how to take back control of your marketing without hiring a team you can't afford, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us keep bringing sessions like this one to you.

We'll see you in the next episode.

E45: Stop Losing Leads and Start Building Systems That Work While You Sleep May 01, 2026

Show notes

In this high-energy live session, GoHighLevel's own JB takes the stage at an AI for Business event to break down exactly how winning businesses are using GHL to capture leads, automate follow-up, and close more deals. This is not a product pitch — it is a practical framework built around one question: what is the end result your customer wants? JB walks through the full cycle from traffic to conversion, with a focus on the tools inside GHL that most users are leaving on the table.

Timeline Highlights

[00:01] JB sets the tone and challenges the audience to expect something new from GoHighLevel

[00:45] How AI for Business and GoHighLevel work together as a layered system

[02:26] GHL as an all-in-one AI powered marketing platform with millions of users worldwide

[04:07] What winning businesses across every industry have in common on GHL

[05:32] The framework — capture pipeline end result — and why it applies to every business

[06:08] Why managing leads in spreadsheets is costing you money and momentum

[07:26] The low hanging fruit most businesses ignore — missed calls and unanswered leads

[08:22] 62% of inbound calls go unanswered and how Voice AI solves this automatically

[09:05] The Workflow AI Builder — tell it the end result and it builds the automation for you

[10:23] How being hyperlocal gives you an edge over app-based competitors

[11:06] Adding Voice AI and Chat AI to your own business before selling it to clients

[12:09] Driving traffic to your offer and letting AI handle the conversion around the clock

[13:38] GoHighLevel's help documentation and how to use it to implement faster

[15:46] Speed to lead — why this single factor is what separates businesses that win from those that don't

[17:43] Automations as the engine of your business and how to build a nurture campaign in one hour

[18:34] Using GHL's calendar and appointment system to eliminate no-shows and busywork

[20:19] Write down your offer your audience and your price before you leave the room

[21:00] Closing thought — if it is to be it is up to me

Five Key Takeaways

Capture leads in a CRM not a spreadsheet — your pipeline is where the money lives.
62% of inbound calls go unanswered and Voice AI recovers every one of them automatically.
Speed to lead is the most underrated growth lever in any business.
Automations are not complicated — start with the end result and build backward.
If it is to be it is up to me — tools only work when you implement them.

Links & Resources

GoHighLevel — all-in-one AI powered marketing and CRM platform
help.gohighlevel.com — the full instruction manual for every GHL feature
Voice AI and Chat AI inside GoHighLevel for automated lead capture and follow-up
Workflow AI Builder for creating automations based on your desired end result

Closing

If this session fired you up and gave you a clearer picture of how to put GoHighLevel to work in your business, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us keep delivering sessions like this one.

We'll see you in the next episode.

E44: The Real Estate Investor Who Replaced Her Entire Workflow With AI and Got Her Life Back ft. Kristi Higa Apr 24, 2026

Show notes

In this practical session, Kristi Higa — real estate investor and acquisitions director — shares how she rebuilt her business from the ground up using AI and systems thinking. After nearly losing everything during a high-risk pregnancy in 2020, Kristi realized she had a job, not a business. What followed was a deep dive into automation, custom tools, and AI-powered workflows that transformed how she manages leads, trains teams, and runs day-to-day operations in real estate.

From building a custom lead formatting program with zero coding experience to training cold callers with a custom GPT, Kristi walks through the exact tools and mindset shifts that gave her time and leverage back. This episode is a masterclass in asking the right question: not "what can AI do?" but "what can AI do for me and my business?"

Timeline Highlights

[00:01] Intro to the Real Estate Mastery Bonus Room mastermind and what this session covers

[01:07] Kristi's background — 100-unit portfolio, hundreds of wholesale deals, and nearly losing it all in 2020

[01:35] The wake-up call — realizing she had a job not a business and had no systems to show for it

[02:20] How Brian Hansen's session led Kristi to join Real 360 and start her AI journey

[03:01] The core question she asked — not what AI can do but what it can do for her business

[03:21] Managing 30,000 to 40,000 leads a week and the ten-hour formatting problem her team faced

[04:07] Why she built a local offline program to solve the lead formatting issue without internet dependency

[04:43] Building her first JavaScript program with zero coding experience using AI as her guide

[05:03] How the program combines duplicate leads and identifies portfolio owners for prioritized acquisitions

[07:03] The limitations of using ChatGPT for large data sets and why local custom tools outperform it

[07:24] The key to better AI results — giving it your input your instructions and your desired output format

[08:29] Looking at your business for repetitive time-wasting tasks as the starting point for automation

[08:59] Using Scribe to have her team create SOPs in real time instead of doing it herself

[10:05] The mindset shift from working in the business to working on the business through delegation

[11:11] Using GPT voice mode for live real-time language translation on sales calls and in daily life

[12:27] Prompting AI to recognize and translate multiple languages dynamically without switching tools

[13:10] How Scribe documents every click to create training materials VAs can own and deliver

[14:12] Building a custom GPT trained on all her scripts to replace live cold caller coaching

[15:14] How the custom GPT runs scenarios rates performance and gives real-time feedback to callers

[16:05] Using GPT to transcribe whiteboard notes and handwritten ideas into shareable team documents

[16:44] Recording conferences and uploading notes to let AI fill in the full detail while staying present

[17:12] Automating scopes of work by recording contractor walkthroughs and letting AI build the document

[18:10] Using photos to generate repair estimates and deal cost breakdowns automatically

[19:21] Replacing her top team member in one week using AI when she was forced to do the job herself

[19:58] The custom property analysis report that pulls Zillow data and fills deal sheets with one prompt

[21:16] Why repeating the same mistake three times is the signal to build a better system

[22:10] Helping her father use a custom GPT prompt to transcribe and stylize his handwritten songs

Five Key Takeaways

If only you can run your business you have a job not a business — systems and AI change that.
The right question is not what AI can do but what AI can do specifically for your business and team.
Show AI your input your instructions and an example of the output you want and the results become consistent.
Repetitive time-consuming tasks are your biggest opportunity — that is where to start with automation.
When you are forced to do a job you hate you will find a way to make sure it is never you doing it again.

Links & Resources

Real 360 — AI and real estate investing community led by Brian Hansen
ChatGPT and GPT voice mode for translation lead formatting and document creation
Visual Studio Code for building local offline automation programs with AI assistance
Scribe — tool for recording screen clicks and auto-generating step-by-step SOPs
Custom GPT training for cold caller practice objection handling and live performance feedback

Closing

If this episode gave you a new way to think about AI in your real estate business and inspired you to find the systems that can buy your time back, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us keep bringing in voices like Kristi's who are doing the work and sharing what actually works.

We'll see you in the next episode.

E43: The 4 Step Process to Scale Your Business Using AI Tools featuring Brian Hanson & Francis Ablola Apr 17, 2026

Show notes

In this high-impact session, we break down the exact framework we use to grow businesses with AI—without the overwhelm. If you've been feeling stuck trying to piece together tools like video, ads, funnels, and automation, this episode is where it all finally clicks. I walk you through the simple but powerful system that ties everything together into one cohesive strategy.

We focus on what actually drives growth: attracting attention, capturing leads, nurturing relationships, and converting at scale. More importantly, we tackle the real reason most people don't succeed—not a lack of tools, but a lack of implementation. This episode is your blueprint for turning AI from noise into a system that works for your business.

Timeline Highlights

[00:01] Why most people feel overwhelmed by AI and how to simplify everything into one system

[00:59] The four-step framework attract capture nurture convert explained

[02:18] Why AI is just the tool and business fundamentals still matter most

[02:37] The real bottleneck imperfect action versus perfect planning

[03:45] Case study one simple video generating millions of views and revenue

[05:04] Organic versus paid traffic and how to use both effectively

[07:10] The danger of relying on a single traffic source and what happens when it disappears

[09:18] The Parthenon strategy building multiple pillars for stable growth

[11:05] Why capturing leads is more important than just getting attention

[12:13] Turning audiences into owned assets like email and SMS lists

[13:34] Why most businesses fail in the nurture phase and how to fix it

[14:27] The importance of follow up in a world of constant noise

[16:20] Using AI tools and automation to stay top of mind at scale

[17:28] Moving from one to one selling into scalable one to many systems

[19:15] Why most entrepreneurs stay stuck focusing on the wrong things

[20:21] The trap of building products instead of building demand

[22:48] Imperfect action creates momentum while perfect plans create nothing

[24:16] Why environment and support accelerate implementation and results

Five Key Takeaways

Growth comes from a system not random tactics.
Attract capture nurture and convert is the foundation of every successful business.
Imperfect action creates momentum while perfection creates stagnation.
You must own your audience not rely on platforms you don't control.
Implementation not information is what separates winners from everyone else.

Links & Resources

AI for Business community and live events
Funnel frameworks for lead generation and conversion
Tools for video ads content creation and automation
Email SMS and chatbot systems for nurturing leads

Closing

If this episode helped you finally connect the dots and see how to turn AI into a real growth system, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us continue delivering practical strategies you can actually implement.

We'll see you in the next episode.

E42: Why Video Is the Fastest Way to Grow Your Brand Today ft. Bernard Ablola Apr 10, 2026

Show notes

In this high-impact session, Bernard Ablola delivers a clear and urgent message for anyone building a business today: your presence is your strategy. Drawing from his experience leading digital marketing for major brands like Microsoft and scaling high-growth companies, Bernard breaks down why attention—not ideas—is the real bottleneck in modern business.

Through personal stories, real data, and simple frameworks, he shows how consistent content—especially video—can transform you from unknown to the obvious expert in your space. Whether you're camera-shy, just getting started, or already established, this episode lays out a practical path to building trust, attracting opportunities, and generating real results with one simple action: posting.

Timeline Highlights

[00:00] The power of building a life doing what you love with people you love

[01:19] Bernard's background and influence from Microsoft and large-scale marketing

[02:03] Why attention—not ideas—is the biggest business challenge today

[02:24] The core message you are one post away from your next opportunity

[03:40] How a single post led to meeting his wife and building a life

[04:33] What happens when people search for you and can't find you

[05:42] Why video is the fastest way to go from unknown to trusted expert

[06:57] Posting 1500 times and generating millions of impressions organically

[08:17] Turning content into $1 million in free advertising

[10:22] Consistency creates trust and attraction beats chasing clients

[11:36] Why your uniqueness is the only niche that isn't saturated

[12:48] The massive opportunity across YouTube, LinkedIn, and social platforms

[14:14] Why short-form video delivers the highest ROI today

[17:07] Overcoming fear of posting and building confidence through repetition

[19:30] The real risk of not posting becoming invisible while competitors win

[21:15] Simple video formats anyone can start using immediately

[24:21] How video builds trust before sales conversations even begin

[33:16] The hook, story, lesson framework for creating effective content

Five Key Takeaways

You are one post away from new opportunities, clients, and growth.
Attention is the real currency in today's market—not ideas or talent.
Video builds trust faster than any other form of content.
Consistency creates visibility, credibility, and momentum over time.
Your unique story and perspective are your biggest competitive advantage.

Links & Resources

Bernard's video playbook and framework (shared during the session)
AI for Business community and live events
Tools mentioned including Descript, HeyGen, and 11 Labs
Platforms highlighted: LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook

Closing

If this episode challenged you to show up, share your voice, and take action, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us continue bringing conversations that turn visibility into opportunity and ideas into real results.

We'll see you in the next episode.

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