AI for Business Podcast

In this high-energy Vegas live session, Keisha and Dolmar unveil one of the most talked-about innovations from the event—AI-powered digital avatars, also known as "Digital Babes." What starts as a bold on-stage reveal quickly turns into a step-by-step walkthrough of how entrepreneurs can build AI twins, stay faceless if they choose, and create content, courses, and promotions without ever stepping in front of a camera.   From creating hyper-realistic avatars to launching digital products and automating DMs, this episode blends live demos with practical monetization strategies. Whether you want to multiply your presence, protect your privacy, or finally stay consistent online, this conversation shows how AI can remove friction and open entirely new income streams.   Timeline Highlights [00:00] The shocking reveal introducing a fully AI-generated brand spokesperson [01:10] What "Digital Babes" are and why faceless brands are exploding [04:59] How the entire promo video was built using AI tools [06:07] Creating AI twins for consistency without burnout [11:06] Live demo cloning an avatar using OpenArt and a single image [16:44] Why upscaling images makes avatars look realistic instead of plastic [18:00] Monetizing avatars through digital products and courses [20:13] Creating an ebook in minutes using AI design tools [26:06] Why generic AI content fails without your personal story [30:05] Using AI competitor research tools to reverse engineer viral content [33:08] The vision for a fully automated content and DM system [34:20] Building AI agents that respond to comments and messages automatically [41:45] Brainstorming real-world use cases from the live audience     Five Key Takeaways You no longer need to be the face of your brand to build influence. AI avatars can create, promote, and even teach your products at scale. Monetization starts with simple digital products like ebooks and low-ticket offers. Automation is the real power move—content creation, posting, and DM responses can all be systemized. Your story and human element remain the differentiator, even when AI handles execution.     Links & Resources OpenArt for avatar creation Lupa Upscaler for realistic image enhancement Designer for ebook creation Media research tools for competitor analysis JotForm AI Agents for DM and comment automation AI for Business live workshop and training programs     Closing If this episode sparked ideas about how you can use AI to expand your reach, protect your time, and grow your business, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us continue bringing you cutting-edge strategies from the front lines of AI and entrepreneurship.   We'll see you in the next episode.

In this thought-provoking session, the Liminal Collective team takes the stage to explore the one advantage that will matter most as AI accelerates—being human. Drawing on more than 30 years of experience working with Olympic athletes, elite military units, Fortune 50 companies, creatives, and high-stakes performers, this episode reframes success in the AI era around self-awareness, character, creativity, and human performance.   Rather than focusing on tools or tactics, this conversation challenges listeners to ask deeper questions: Who are you when things get hard? How do you perform under pressure? And how do you build yourself—not just your skills—to thrive alongside increasingly intelligent machines? This episode offers a powerful lens for navigating the future by strengthening the one thing AI can't replace.   Timeline Highlights [00:00] Why the rapid expansion of AI creates a rare opportunity to refocus on the human side [01:04] Introduction to the Liminal Collective and their work with elite performers [02:15] Shifting perspective from tools to the human–machine relationship [03:47] Collapsing decades of elite performance into practical human models [06:05] The 70-20-10 framework for winning today, tomorrow, and long-term [08:16] Case study training cyber warriors and elite performers without screens [10:59] Self-awareness as the foundation of performance under pressure [13:23] Simple human optimizers that dramatically improve cognitive performance [16:20] Advanced methods for brain recovery, creativity, and resilience [20:49] Digital twins and the future of human performance optimization [23:20] Brain-computer interfaces and the ethical frontier of AI [27:14] When knowledge becomes free, what gives humans value [28:22] The human-machine paradox and the return to empathy and character [32:12] Why character now matters more than competence [35:01] Creativity as a trainable skill and competitive advantage [38:11] The three future superpowers: character, creativity, and meaning [44:00] Letting machines do the heavy lifting so humans can lead with empathy     Five Key Takeaways The faster AI advances, the more valuable human skills become. Self-awareness and character determine performance under pressure. Creativity is not a talent—it's a trainable advantage. Knowledge alone will no longer differentiate people or businesses. The future belongs to those who master human–machine collaboration.     Closing If this episode challenged the way you think about AI, leadership, and what it means to perform at a high level, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us continue bringing conversations that prepare you not just for the future of business—but for the future of being human.   We'll see you in the next episode.

In this fast-paced, hands-on session, Brian Hanson walks the audience through the AI tools that are redefining how businesses operate right now—and where things are heading next. Instead of theory or hype, this episode focuses on practical tools that eliminate busywork, automate decision-making, and allow entrepreneurs to move faster without hiring bigger teams. Brian demonstrates how everyday business owners can use AI agents, automation platforms, and no-code app builders to create real assets in minutes. From note-taking and deep research to building fully functional apps with plain English, this episode makes one thing clear: the future belongs to those who stop pushing buttons and start designing systems.     Timeline Highlights [00:00] Why most people are "professional button pushers" instead of system builders [00:17] Introducing Granola as the most powerful AI note-taking tool available [01:16] Using AI to summarize meetings and tell you exactly what to say in real time [02:18] How Granola auto-generates follow-up emails, pitches, and CRM updates [02:42] Using ChatGPT's built-in GPTs to create business-specific strategies [03:47] Live demo building a customized AI workflow for a healthcare business [06:04] Using AI for regulatory summaries, outreach, and competitive research [08:09] AI agents that handle multi-step research, outreach, and CRM population [09:14] Free prompt packs tailored to sales, marketing, HR, finance, and leadership [10:01] Google's new AI tool that creates ads directly from your website [11:05] Automatically generating campaigns, visuals, and copy with no design work [14:04] Why advanced AI tools now outperform traditional automation platforms [14:57] Turning images, repos, and competitor data into structured spreadsheets [16:30] Using AI to analyze thousands of competitor ads in minutes [19:05] Building personalized invitations and landing pages at scale [22:09] Proving anyone can build apps by using plain English prompts [23:12] Building full AI-powered apps with Lovable—no coding required [24:58] Live demo creating a real estate staging app in under a minute [26:34] Examples of apps Brian built: calendars, ad generators, newsletters, and more [28:00] How to access Lovable using the invite system [29:57] Removing watermarks and creating AI-generated videos instantly   Five Key Takeaways AI tools now replace entire workflows, not just individual tasks. You don't need to know how to code—plain English is enough to build apps and systems. Agents and automation multiply your output without increasing headcount. Speed creates advantage in an AI-driven market that's evolving daily. Those who design systems will outperform those who push buttons.     Links & Resources Granola AI note-taker ChatGPT built-in GPTs and prompt packs Google AI campaign generator Lovable.dev no-code app builder Escaping.work invite system     Closing If this episode opened your eyes to what's possible with AI today, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us continue bringing practical, forward-thinking conversations that help you build smarter and move faster. We'll see you in the next episode.

In this live event session, Keisha and Dolmar take the stage together for the first time to pull back the curtain on how they've helped launch and scale multiple multi-million-dollar brands—often from behind the scenes. What begins as a deeply personal moment between husband and wife quickly turns into a masterclass on branding, positioning, and leveraging AI to collapse timelines that once took months or years.   Together, they walk through their proven Five-Piece Framework for launching products, services, and personal brands in today's market. From identifying your expertise to validating demand, packaging offers, and promoting through authentic content, this episode blends strategy, storytelling, and real-time examples that show what's possible when clarity meets action.   Timeline Highlights [00:00] Dolmar introduces Keisha and shares why this moment is 20 years in the making [01:14] Why Keisha stayed behind the scenes despite building major brands [03:01] The decision to finally share their framework publicly [04:20] How their launch framework works for any business model [05:03] Growing a brand from near zero to $10M in 18 months during COVID [06:27] Why branding creates an unfair advantage in crowded markets [07:49] What they look for when choosing experts to build brands around [09:24] How AI compresses brand launches from months into minutes [10:37] Introducing the Five-Piece Framework [11:05] Identifying your expertise and overcoming self-doubt [14:31] Using AI to validate markets before committing time or money [17:15] Demonstrating a live AI prompt that replaces weeks of client interviews [20:15] Real-world examples across real estate, dentistry, and consulting [24:16] Live hot seat and instant market validation in real time [32:17] Packaging expertise into ascension ladders and scalable offers [36:09] Why attention is the true currency of modern business [39:25] Using AI and simple systems to plan and scale content consistently [44:14] Documenting instead of creating to build trust and authority [51:31] Turning viral content into real followers, leads, and revenue [55:03] Reposting promotional content and letting the algorithm work     Five Key Takeaways Everyone is an expert at something—the challenge is believing it and positioning it correctly. Market validation must come before execution, and AI now makes this fast and inexpensive. Branding creates leverage that allows you to sell faster, convert higher, and charge more. Documenting your journey builds trust far more effectively than polished perfection. AI removes friction, allowing entrepreneurs to focus on creativity, clarity, and growth.   Closing If this episode sparked ideas or helped you see new possibilities for your business, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us continue delivering conversations that turn insight into action.

In this episode, Frank Chen breaks down one of the most overlooked and accessible ways to create additional income while building your main business—affiliate marketing. Drawing from 17 years of experience, Frank reframes affiliate income not as a replacement for your business, but as freedom money that compounds alongside it, creating flexibility, optionality, and time back in your week.   Frank walks through how anyone—regardless of audience size, product, or time constraints—can start generating affiliate income simply by solving real problems, sharing tools they already use, and building trust through authentic conversations. With a clear blueprint and real-world examples, this episode shows how small, consistent actions can lead to recurring, scalable income without funnels, ads, or complexity. Timeline Highlights: [00:01] Why affiliate income is "fun money" and how it creates freedom [01:27] How taking Fridays off reshaped Frank's work and productivity [02:43] Why sharing what you already use unlocks affiliate opportunities [04:15] Solving problems first and getting paid second [06:23] Documenting your journey to create natural referrals [07:15] The five paths to affiliate income explained [08:54] High-commission products and why fewer, better offers win [09:34] Building recurring monthly commissions through software and memberships [10:12] High-ticket referrals and earning without fulfillment or support [11:32] Using your existing network before spending a dollar on ads [14:20] Why you don't need virality—only trust and consistency [17:13] Starting with just 10–20 minutes a week [19:37] Affiliate income as a complement, not a distraction [20:38] The power of simply asking for referral programs     Five Key Takeaways Affiliate income is freedom money that compounds alongside your main business. You're already doing affiliate marketing informally—this just makes it intentional and profitable. High-commission and recurring offers outperform volume-based strategies. Trust beats traffic—you don't need a big audience to get started. Consistency and authenticity win long before perfection or virality.   Closing If this episode helped you rethink how to create additional income while building your business, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us continue bringing practical strategies that create real freedom and momentum.   We'll see you in the next episode.

In this episode, Chris Cunningham delivers a high-energy, no-fluff breakdown of what it actually takes to compete, grow, and win in today's market—and how AI fits into that equation. Using the rise of ClickUp as a real-world case study, Chris walks through the scrappy decisions, painful failures, and relentless execution that turned four people in a rented house into a billion-dollar company.   Rather than positioning AI as a magic solution, Chris reframes it as a force multiplier for speed, systems, and authority. He challenges entrepreneurs to stop waiting for perfection, start showing their work, and use AI to remove friction so they can focus on creativity, leadership, and building trust at scale.     Timeline Highlights [00:00] Chris reframes AI as a time-saver, not a job killer [01:12] Leaving a fast-growing corporate career to take the entrepreneurial risk [03:21] Scaling an agency to $650K/month with just eight employees [04:54] Losing everything when Snapchat copied their app and shut them down [07:03] Going a full year with no revenue and learning to operate under pressure [08:50] Closing the first ClickUp customer by being relentlessly scrappy [10:09] The "50 no's a day" mindset that fueled early traction [12:16] How saving competitors' customers became a breakout growth moment [15:31] Obsessing over customers and turning feedback into product advantages [18:31] Why AI should remove busywork—not replace creativity [20:10] Authority as the real driver of content, trust, and sales [27:33] Demonstrating how to create multiple content assets in under two minutes [32:06] The six types of authority content every business should create [36:47] Using AI tools to build systems, consistency, and scale without burnout     Five Key Takeaways Scrappiness beats resources—speed, creativity, and effort outperform big budgets. AI is leverage, not a shortcut—it should automate the repetitive so you can stay creative. Authority drives growth—people buy from those they consistently learn from and trust. Your journey is the content—you don't need perfection, you need visibility. Systems create scale—anything that works once should be turned into a repeatable process.     Links & Resources ClickUp (project management and systems) ChatGPT & Claude (writing and ideation) Descript (video recording and editing) Opus & CapCut (content clipping and captions) Zapier (automation) Captions AI (AI avatars and video ads)     Closing If this episode helped you rethink how you compete, create, or scale, be sure to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us continue bringing real-world insights from leaders who are building at the highest levels.   We'll see you in the next episode.

In this episode, Brian and Francis pull back the curtain on the real story behind AI for Business—from its humble beginnings to the rapid growth that brought hundreds of entrepreneurs into the room. What starts as a conversation about focus and action quickly becomes a powerful reflection on resilience, integrity, and what it actually takes to build something meaningful in business. Through personal stories, hard-earned lessons, and moments of raw vulnerability, Brian and Francis share why this movement isn't about hype or shortcuts. It's about helping people reclaim momentum, simplify their path forward, and step into leadership during one of the biggest market shifts of our lifetime. If you've ever felt burned out, stuck, or unsure how to move forward, this episode will remind you why now is the time to act.   Timeline Highlights [00:00] The "million-dollar questions" and why focus and action matter more than motivation [02:13] Francis shares how early mentors shaped his commitment to events and community [03:59] The origin story of AI for Business and the early skepticism around AI tools [04:29] Growing from a small office event to hundreds of attendees in under a year [05:33] Why giving massive value for free became the foundation of the brand [09:52] Brian's candid story of burnout, health struggles, and rediscovering purpose through AI [12:23] Becoming the visionary again—and letting tools replace overwhelm [17:11] Francis' integrity test and why transparency drives everything they build [24:08] The AIVR framework: Attention, Influence, Value, Results [31:19] Why consistency beats perfection when building authority [36:27] Shifting from creator to connector in modern business [39:31] Why A3 is positioned as the "oxygen mask" for entrepreneurs [47:22] Redefining success as ownership, support, and sustainable leadership [54:40] Final encouragement: start telling people what you do and take action   Five Key Takeaways Focus and action beat motivation every time—clarity comes from movement, not waiting. Burnout isn't a failure, it's a signal—systems and tools can reignite purpose when used intentionally. Attention is the real currency in business—without it, growth stalls regardless of talent. You don't need to build everything yourself—modern entrepreneurs win by connecting people to proven systems. Integrity and overdelivery create long-term success—community and trust scale faster than tactics.   Closing If this episode resonated with you, please take a moment to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us continue creating conversations that challenge, inspire, and move entrepreneurs into action.

In this unforgettable episode, Brad Holcman shares a story he's never told publicly before—the moment he walked away from a 20-year career producing hit television shows to confront a question many high achievers quietly carry: Is this really all there is? What follows is a deeply human journey through fear, identity loss, self-doubt, and ultimately, rediscovery.   Brad unpacks how stepping out of corporate success forced him to confront who he was without a title, and how finding his "vibe" became the turning point that helped him reclaim his voice, his confidence, and his purpose. In a world where AI can make everyone sound the same, this episode is a powerful reminder that your uniqueness—your story, your energy, the way you make people feel—is the one thing that can't be replicated.     Timeline Highlights [00:00] Brad opens with a vulnerable confession he's never shared publicly before [01:15] The feeling of knowing there's "more" beyond inboxes, meetings, and titles [03:06] Leaving a successful television career after 20 years of telling other people's stories [04:41] The fear of walking away from stability, identity, and security [08:19] The silence that followed leaving corporate life—and the identity crash that came with it [11:17] Anxiety, sleepless nights, and protecting his family while feeling lost [16:21] Why consistency isn't about perfection—it's about being real [18:27] The moment Brad's daughter validated his voice and changed everything [21:46] Realizing clarity only comes after commitment, not before [24:29] Introducing the concept of becoming the "$2 bill" in a world of sameness [28:29] The defining insight: "You help people feel seen" [31:55] The VIBE framework: Voice, Identity, Belief, Emotional Magnetism [39:48] Why AI can amplify your uniqueness—but can't replace it [43:33] Introducing the Vibe Finder GPT and what's coming next [49:51] The call to stop waiting for permission and choose to be unforgettable     Five Key Takeaways Your title is not your identity—who you are runs deeper than your resume or role. Clarity follows action, not the other way around; waiting to feel ready keeps you invisible. Your "vibe" is your differentiator—how you show up and make people feel is what makes you unforgettable. AI is an amplifier, not a replacement—it scales what you already own but can't manufacture authenticity. You don't need permission to be seen—the moment you stop blending in is the moment everything changes.     Closing   If this episode resonated with you, take a moment to follow, rate, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us bring more conversations that challenge you to step into your voice, own your story, and build something unforgettable.

In this energizing panel episode, members of the AI for Business community take the stage to share how they're integrating AI into their personal lives, businesses, and creative projects. From real estate investing to HR automation, from building authentic brands to becoming an influencer later in life, each panelist offers a unique, practical perspective on using AI to unlock speed, clarity, and new opportunities.   Throughout the discussion, the panel uncovers a common theme: AI isn't just a tool—it's a catalyst for reinvention, confidence, and possibility. These stories demonstrate how everyday entrepreneurs are saving time, cutting costs, scaling their impact, and rediscovering purpose by learning to work with AI instead of working harder alone.     Timeline Highlights [00:00] Kicking off the panel and inviting each speaker to share their biggest AI takeaway [00:30] Ben Stanley on using AI to streamline weekly planning, health goals, and real estate analysis [03:17] Regina Chandler explains prompt libraries and how to streamline weekly marketing content [07:03] Debbie Page shares her journey into influencing for stay-at-home moms using AI [09:38] How self-discovery exercises with AI helped Debbie shape her message and content strategy [11:12] Steve Neville on joining the community and how AI upgraded his company's automation [14:15] How Steve's team used ChatGPT to build complex HR recruiting automations in minutes [16:01] Tim Silvers reflects on retiring, finding AI, and reigniting his purpose [18:31] The moment AI "clicked" and transformed Tim's vision for his business [21:14] How Tim used AI to build his brand and logo in minutes [24:07] Tim's vulnerable story of health transformation—losing 80 pounds and leaving insulin behind [26:01] Irina Fisher explains brand touchpoints and why authenticity drives referrals [30:12] Using AI tools like Fathom, Otter, and Pod to capture conversations and generate authentic content [31:25] How to turn transcripts into hooks and posts using OMG/WTF/LOL moments [33:36] Irene Sauger on reinventing herself, surviving industry collapse, and launching an AI-driven venture [37:19] How embracing AI scaled her courage as much as her business     Five Key Takeaways AI removes friction—from meal plans to market analysis to logo creation, small tasks become effortless. Authenticity is a strategy—your real voice, captured and refined with AI, builds stronger connections and referrals. Content becomes scalable when you train AI to know who you are, what you stand for, and how you speak. Automation is now accessible—you no longer need a developer to build workflows that save hours each day. Community accelerates growth—being surrounded by people who share ideas, systems, and support creates momentum.     Closing If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, share, and review the podcast. Your support helps us reach more entrepreneurs who are ready to grow through the power of AI and community.

In this episode, Richard Dunn steps on stage with a completely different message than he originally planned—one shaped by more than 200 conversations he had with attendees the day before. What surfaced again and again was a deep desire to understand leadership, culture, and how to build teams that perform at the highest levels. Drawing from decades of experience overseeing large sales organizations, Richard reveals what real leadership looks like, why culture is the foundation of every thriving business, and how AI is transforming the way effective leaders diagnose problems, coach teams, and scale success.   Richard shares personal stories from his years in the industry, including the turning points that shaped his leadership philosophy and the critical mistakes that hold managers back. He also walks through the real conversations he had with attendees—stories that reaffirmed the mission he shares with Brian and Francis: to build a community rooted in authenticity, service, and world-class leadership.     Timeline Highlights   [00:00] Why Richard changed his entire presentation after 200 attendee conversations [00:54] The common request: "Teach us leadership and culture" [02:08] Why everyone—business owner or not—is a leader [03:32] How AI became the missing piece for diagnosing problems in sales [05:52] The three prompts that changed how his team identifies issues [07:04] Leadership begins with passion, service, and setting the example [09:36] A defining story about a failing sales manager seeking "magic beans" [14:25] The real problem behind poor performance: leadership, not scripts [18:52] Why belief, vision, and culture mean more than tactics alone [20:59] How Richard's top performers responded when the business hit a dark moment [24:44] The daily discipline and presence required to lead a world-class team [28:05] Why companies struggle with sales teams—and where culture breaks first [32:21] The conversations with attendees that inspired Richard backstage [33:54] The moment he realized the community was becoming exactly what they set out to build [37:58] A message of gratitude and commitment to the community     Five Key Takeaways Leadership is service. True leaders give more of themselves than they ever expect in return. Culture drives performance. Skills matter, but without belief, connection, and vision, nothing sticks. AI is a leadership tool. Used correctly, it reveals problems instantly so leaders can coach in real time. Your people reflect your leadership. High turnover, low motivation, and poor performance almost always start at the top. Community is built through authenticity. The most impactful companies inspire through who they are, not just what they teach.     Closing   If you enjoyed this episode, remember to rate, follow, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us grow this community and continue bringing conversations that empower you to lead with confidence and build a culture you're proud of.

In this powerful episode, Lisa Liberman-Wang takes the stage to share a deeply personal story that reshaped her life and transformed her approach to business, leadership, and AI. After nearly losing her husband during the height of the COVID-19 crisis, Lisa was forced to reassess her priorities, redefine her mission, and rebuild her business with systems that supported both growth and a life she could be present for.   Drawing from 35 years of business experience, decades of coaching at the highest levels, and more than 3,000 hours mastering AI, Lisa reveals the exact strategies she used to reclaim her time, streamline her operations, and scale to seven figures. She breaks down how entrepreneurs can eliminate overwhelm, leverage AI for efficiency, and build a business model that supports both impact and freedom.     Timeline Highlights [00:00] Introduction and recognition of Lisa's longstanding contribution to the community [01:28] Lisa recounts the moment her husband's health crisis began [02:11] Navigating a life-threatening hospitalization and the shift in personal priorities [03:45] The prayer that led Lisa to exploring AI and reshaping her business [04:47] Why the best investment she ever made was in herself [05:37] How adopting AI saved 944 labor hours and $108,000 in one year [06:42] The danger of chasing shiny objects and how Lisa refocused her strategy [07:21] Understanding what actually drives business growth and consistency [08:24] Using analytics to track what's working and eliminate what isn't [08:42] The costly mistake of selling to everyone and how a niche changes everything [09:56] Realizing that every blog post is effectively a salesperson for your brand [10:44] How AI replaced thousands of dollars in content creation [11:10] Why having a clear digital presence is essential for credibility [12:13] Paying $12,500 for one page of copy—and how AI can now replicate it [13:15] The myth of the all-knowing VA and why teams must be built intentionally [14:46] Comparing the old cost of business to today's subscription-based AI tools [17:48] The three biggest challenges entrepreneurs face when scaling [20:04] How to reverse engineer your systems and set up AI to work for you [22:01] Building your authority, IP, and story in a way AI can utilize [23:27] Creating granular, accurate client avatars using AI [24:52] How to let your avatar guide business decisions [26:19] Case study: Increasing a client's close rate from 20% to 75% [27:22] "CREATE" – The framework for giving AI better instructions [29:12] Using AI to generate tailored, high-performing social content [31:35] Structuring a "Seven-Figure Talk That Sells" [33:10] Using advisory boards inside AI to access world-class expertise [37:12] Leveraging other people's audiences for massive expansion [41:20] Creating lead magnets, presentations, and workbooks in minutes with AI [43:06] Using HeyGen and Descript to build video content and training assets [44:11] Automating blog posts, funnels, and social content with AI [45:18] Scaling through repurposing, delegation, and smart systems     Five Key Takeaways   Systems drive scalability — without them, entrepreneurs get trapped in chaos and inconsistency. AI is business leverage, enabling entrepreneurs to eliminate expenses, save time, and create higher-quality output. A clear client avatar improves every part of business, from messaging to conversion rates and content creation. Your best talk is your biggest asset — a structured, value-driven signature talk can scale across stages, audiences, and formats. Partnerships and other people's audiences accelerate growth far faster than solo marketing efforts.   Links & Resources   AI for Business Pro tools Mastery to Millions methodology "Seven-Figure Talk That Sells" framework Gamma (presentations, lead magnets, workbooks) Descript (editing and repurposing video) HeyGen (AI video and avatar creation)       Closing   If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, review, and share the podcast. Your support helps us continue bringing powerful insights and conversations that elevate your business and your life.

In this interactive episode of AI for Business, we go behind the scenes to show you exactly how to build your own AI voicebot—no coding required. You'll learn how to turn your website into a fully functioning AI-powered receptionist or sales agent using nothing but copy/paste, a super prompt, and the right tools.   We break down the scraping process, upload live data, test voices, and demo how to train your bot to answer questions, qualify leads, and speak with your customers. Whether you run a service-based business or are building an agency, this is a practical walkthrough you can follow today to automate and scale smarter using conversational AI.     Timeline Summary   [0:00] – Why anyone can build their own AI agent with just a website and a prompt [1:49] – Live example: Scraping data from a leadership coaching website [2:42] – What is web scraping and how to do it manually (in seconds) [5:27] – Creating a usable dataset from your site content [6:21] – Intro to ElevenLabs and the hidden "agents" feature [8:12] – Step-by-step: Setting up your first AI agent from scratch [9:49] – Building your system prompt: clarity, tone, and brand voice [11:20] – Uploading real scraped content to train your bot [12:56] – Naming and testing your bot (Denise gets her voice!) [15:23] – Voice demo: testing different AI voices and refining tone [18:14] – Live conversation: Denise answers questions about leadership training [20:01] – Listing services and answering custom client needs with AI [23:15] – Recap: Tools you need, files to prepare, and next steps [25:00] – The mindset shift: Don't wait—just build and iterate [26:25] – Adding your bot to your website with a widget [27:32] – Using AI voicebots for outbound calls, lead qualification, and sales [28:14] – How AI agents compare to VAs—and why they might be better     Five Key Takeaways You don't need code—you need clarity – A basic website and super prompt is all it takes to build a voicebot. Scraping = copy/paste – Grab site content manually to create a usable training dataset. Tools like ElevenLabs are hiding powerful features – The "Agents" feature lets you deploy custom conversational AI easily. Voice matters – Choose a tone and voice your audience trusts and enjoys hearing. You can build today – Stop theorizing and start testing. Your AI voicebot is just a few clicks away.       Links & Resources ElevenLabs Agents – https://www.elevenlabs.io AI for Business – https://aiforbusiness.com 11 Labs Voice Agent Super Prompt (available to Inner Circle members) Google Docs – https://docs.google.com Twilio (for phone integration) – https://www.twilio.com       If this episode inspired you to finally build your first AI agent, rate, follow, and review AI for Business. And share it with a business owner who's still stuck on hold—there's a better way.

In this high-energy episode, I'm joined by entrepreneur and systems expert Bernard Ablola, who breaks down his powerful "Infinite Feed Method"—a simple, scalable system to generate a year's worth of lead-generating content on LinkedIn in just 30 minutes per week.   We get into the real reasons most people fail on LinkedIn, the emotional side of authentic content, and how to turn your voice into a high-leverage marketing asset. Bernard doesn't just talk theory—he shares real tools, numbers, and frameworks that are helping his businesses generate millions of views and thousands of leads… all on autopilot.       Timeline Summary [0:00] – Introduction [1:04] – Why LinkedIn is the most underrated marketing platform in B2B [2:19] – Posting once a week = top 1% visibility on LinkedIn [3:38] – How Bernard schedules content through 2026 in just 30 minutes/week [5:44] – Why most LinkedIn strategies fail (and how to fix them) [6:34] – The story that changed everything: "I've seen your videos…" [8:57] – Subscriber counts don't matter—here's what does [10:15] – Breaking down the content system: emotional storytelling + strategic assets [13:28] – How authenticity increased Bernard's energy (and his results) [15:46] – Jab, jab, jab… then right hook: the content rhythm that converts [17:31] – Why carousels and B-roll videos are a content creator's secret weapon [20:12] – Bernard's $300K free ad strategy—using just B-roll and voiceovers [22:54] – The biggest mistake in outsourcing too early [23:24] – "You don't rise to your goals—you fall to your systems" [24:49] – Building team support as leads scale [25:45] – Capturing ideas on the go using Apple Notes + ChatGPT [27:25] – How to turn one video into ten: Bernard's content multiplication method [29:22] – Becoming a "local celebrity" with hyper-targeted LinkedIn awareness [30:26] – $180K in sales last month using this content system     Five Key Takeaways     Consistency beats complexity – Posting once a week can put you in LinkedIn's top 1%. You don't need followers—you need a system – Build emotional, authentic content that earns attention. Repurpose like a pro – One video can become 10+ assets with the right structure. Start before you outsource – Find your voice before you hand it off to a team. Content = leverage – The right post can drive sales, build authority, and attract your dream clients—without chasing.   Links & Resources Download Bernard's Infinite Feed Method & Slides – https://bernardablola.com/infinitefeed Smarts Click Systems – https://smartclick.systems LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernardablola Tools Mentioned:   ChatGPT – https://chat.openai.com Descript – https://www.descript.com Vista Social – https://vistasocial.com Canva – https://www.canva.com DuckSoup – https://www.ducksoup.com     If this episode inspired you to take content seriously and systemize your growth, be sure to rate, follow, and review AI for Business. And share it with a fellow founder who's ready to stop chasing and start attracting.

In this episode of AI for Business, I sit down with Joe Zapian, founder of Smarts Click Systems and the man behind hundreds of automations that are changing how entrepreneurs reclaim their time. Joe's journey is as wild as it is inspiring—he's held 32 jobs (including firefighter and skydiver), lived out of a Lincoln Town Car, and now works with clients like Daymond John to help them streamline everything.   Joe breaks down his CLEAR Framework—Clarify, List, Evaluate, Automate, Refine—and explains how anyone, regardless of tech skills, can start using automation to eliminate the work they hate. We also talk about where automation doesn't belong, how to avoid "shiny object syndrome," and why clarity always comes before complexity.     Timeline Summary   [0:00] – Introduction [1:03] – Joe's story: From car seats to C-suites [2:34] – 32 jobs later: What Joe learned by refusing to settle [3:55] – What automation actually means (it's not just tech) [5:19] – Defining your business in one sentence: Why clarity matters [6:45] – The CLEAR Framework: Joe's system for sustainable automation [8:27] – APIs, iPaaS, and app connections—made simple [10:14] – Not everything should be automated: Where humans still win [11:59] – "Intentional obsolescence" and building for change [13:40] – Automation as a path to freedom, not just efficiency [15:22] – Joe's personal transformation and what success looks like now [17:04] – Final advice: How to quit the work you hate—starting tonight     Five Key Takeaways Automation = freedom – It's not about code; it's about control over your time. Clarity comes first – If you can't define what you do in one sentence, you're not ready to automate. Start simple, scale smart – The best automations solve tiny, repeatable problems. You are the bottleneck – Reclaim your time by removing yourself from unnecessary steps. Don't automate just to automate – Some systems are better left human.       Links & Resources Smarts Click Systems – https://smartclick.systems/aiforb Automate 90 with Joe – https://automate90.com Follow Joe on Instagram – https://instagram.com/joezapian     If this episode helped you see what's possible with automation, rate, follow, and review AI for Business. And share it with a business owner who's doing too much of what they hate—and ready for a smarter way forward.

In this power-packed episode, I sit down with transformation expert Patrick Precourt to tackle one of the biggest barriers to growth: our own belief systems. Patrick brings the heat as he unpacks the psychology of change, the hidden costs of inaction, and how AI can be a catalyst for lasting personal and professional transformation.   This isn't just motivational fluff—it's a call to action. You'll hear how limiting beliefs are formed, how they show up in our businesses, and the simple framework to replace them with empowering truths. Whether you've ever thought "I'm too old," "It's too late," or "I don't have what it takes," this episode gives you the exact process to rewrite that internal narrative and build momentum with the help of AI.     Timeline Summary   [0:00] – Introduction [1:09] – Why most of us quit on our goals—and how to stop [1:48] – The three-step belief reset process: Awareness, New Belief, Action [2:23] – Why we can't outperform our belief system [4:36] – Understanding mindset as a symptom of beliefs [6:04] – The "Be, Do, Have" model of transformation [6:22] – Why taking action is the only way to make new beliefs real [8:20] – Common limiting beliefs around AI (and how to rewrite them) [10:44] – Reframing time: you don't manage time—you manage choices [13:47] – The real reason we don't finish what we start [15:02] – Transformation vs. change: why most goals don't stick [17:13] – The cost of staying the same is often the opposite of what you want [18:50] – Your new IQ: the speed of implementation [20:26] – The power of acting with courage—even when you're scared [21:52] – Victim mindset vs. growth mindset in business [23:01] – 5 core belief blockers: fear, self-doubt, stress, isolation & more [27:02] – Breaking the cycle of distraction, decision fatigue, and anxiety [30:06] – The uncomfortable truth: comfort is the enemy of growth       Five Key Takeaways: Beliefs dictate behavior – You'll never outperform the identity staring back at you in the mirror. Mindset is a symptom – If you want a new mindset, you must first rewrite the beliefs it's built on. AI amplifies, not replaces – It bridges the gap between your wisdom and your next level of execution. Time is a choice – You don't lack time—you're choosing where to put your energy. Transformation is identity shift – Real change happens when you become someone new, not just act differently.       Links & Resources   Connect with Patrick Precourt – https://patrickprecourt.com AI for Business – https://aiforbusiness.com       If this episode lit a fire under you, be sure to follow, rate, and review AI for Business—and share it with someone who's ready to drop the old story and build something bigger.

In this special panel episode of AI for Business, I bring together the powerhouse behind the scenes—our very own AI 4 Business Crew. We break down exactly how we run our business using AI: from content creation to systems, automations, and client fulfillment. If you've ever wondered what it looks like to replace entire departments with lean, AI-assisted workflows, this episode shows you the blueprint.   You'll hear from my operations lead, community manager, creative team, and sales strategist as we dive into real tools, real wins, and the lessons we've learned building in public. Whether you're a solopreneur or scaling a team, you'll walk away with actionable strategies to save time, make better decisions, and grow without adding more people to payroll.     Timeline Summary   [0:00] – Introduction [1:04] – What it really means to "replace departments" with AI [2:33] – Our #1 value: speed of implementation beats perfection [4:01] – How we built the AI 4 Business Crew from scratch [6:18] – The onboarding process and how new hires train with AI [8:20] – Why we treat AI like a teammate, not just a tool [10:43] – Sales strategies that blend automation with authentic connection [12:58] – Community building and engagement powered by ChatGPT [15:11] – How we use AI for support, customer service, and FAQ content [17:32] – Workflow automations that replace tedious daily tasks [19:08] – SOPs and how AI keeps our documentation alive and evolving [21:00] – The mindset shift from "doing it all" to "delegating to AI" [23:47] – Scaling without burnout: what's working and what we'd do differently [25:12] – The biggest AI wins we've had as a team this quarter [27:40] – Final advice for founders, freelancers, and creators embracing AI       Five Key Takeaways     AI is your first hire – Start treating AI tools like team members and watch your productivity explode. Speed wins – Perfection is a luxury; getting things out fast is what drives momentum and results. Train your team with prompts – The fastest way to scale talent is by giving them AI-powered playbooks. Build systems, not silos – Use AI to document, automate, and continuously improve your workflows. You don't need a big team—you need a smart one – AI lets small teams punch way above their weight class.       Links & Resources AI for Business – https://aiforbusiness.com ChatGPT – https://chat.openai.com Claude by Anthropic – https://claude.ai Descript – https://descript.com Notion – https://notion.so Make (formerly Integromat) – https://make.com Zapier – https://zapier.com       If this episode helped you reimagine what's possible for your business with AI, be sure to follow, rate, and review AI for Business. And share it with someone who's ready to build smarter—not just bigger.

In this episode, I take the mic to share something I rarely talk about in depth—how AI has completely transformed the way I approach marketing, business growth, and even burnout. From running over 25 businesses to guiding 40,000+ students, I've learned that pressure is part of the game—but AI has become my secret weapon to stay in flow, innovate on demand, and most importantly, scale without breaking.   You'll hear how I built what I call the "Enhanced Conversion Machine," using a blend of my own knowledge, frameworks from marketing legends like Todd Brown and Alex Hormozi, and my own AI-powered "second brains." Whether you're a real estate investor, run a local towing company, or sell direct-to-consumer products like concealed carry handbags, this system can give you a full-funnel marketing strategy—often in under an hour. I even do two live demos right on the spot. Don't miss this one.     Episode Highlights: [0:00] - Introduction [2:16] - Discovering that AI's biggest value isn't in doing more—it's in doing less thinking [3:03] - Using flow state to overcome burnout and unlock daily creativity [4:02] - Why the most powerful word in marketing is "relevance"—not "trust" [5:12] - How the brain's Reticular Activating System plays into attention and conversion [7:13] - Why generic ChatGPT isn't enough—and how custom GPTs gave me the edge [8:13] - Feeding legendary marketers' content into AI to create smarter marketing engines [9:46] - The danger of fragmented marketing and how the Google 7-11-4 rule reveals why most businesses fail to convert [11:34] - Building marketing systems that answer objections and educate before selling [12:15] - What the Enhanced Conversion Machine is—and how it changes the game [14:36] - A live marketing strategy breakdown for a local towing company [25:22] - A second live demo for a boutique business selling concealed carry handbags [34:43] - Email marketing strategies for small business owners who never send emails [44:23] - Founder story emails that emotionally connect with your audience [46:12] - User-Generated Content (UGC) ad scripts that build instant trust and drive clicks [48:11] - Why most leads aren't ready to buy—and how long-term nurture wins the sale     Key Takeaways:   Relevance is the true driver of conversions. Forget know-like-trust—what matters is solving the right problem at the right time. Marketing doesn't have to be manual. By using AI, you can architect campaigns instead of executing every detail. Your prompts shape your results. To get powerful output from AI, you need better input—trained with real thought leadership. Most businesses use fragmented marketing. The Enhanced Conversion Machine solves this by building every step of the customer journey in one system. Lead nurturing is non-negotiable. Most of your potential buyers aren't ready today—but with the right email sequence and strategy, they will be.       Links & Resources:   Chris Moore's company: Deal Maker Wealth Society Concealed by Jenco: concealedbyjenco.com PDF research tool: pdfcoffee.com     If this episode sparked an idea or gave you a new lens on marketing with AI, take a moment to rate and review the AI for Business podcast. And if you know someone running a business who could use smarter systems, share this episode with them!

In this episode of AI for Business, I'm joined by the brilliant Rachel Rofé—serial entrepreneur, print-on-demand pioneer, and master of monetizing simple ideas. Rachel shares how she's used AI to breathe new life into her passive income streams and teaches exactly how anyone—even total beginners—can use this strategy to make money without inventory, customer service headaches, or burnout.   She walks us through how to generate low-risk, high-reward products using AI tools like ChatGPT and Canva, how to find winning niches, and why the "riches are in the niches." Whether you're looking for a side hustle, a new business model, or a creative outlet that actually pays, this is a must-listen.       Timeline Summary   [0:00] – Introduction [1:06] – Rachel's journey from corporate to 100+ employee business to lifestyle freedom [2:49] – How embracing AI reversed her declining sales curve [4:13] – The mug that started it all (and how it turned into $300/month) [6:02] – "Every design is a buy button": Scaling with simple product ideas [7:14] – Why print-on-demand is the perfect low-stress business model [9:03] – Netflix and mugs: How Rachel made $518 in minutes from a Gilmore Girls joke [11:14] – Addressing the saturation myth and how to stand out with long-tail keywords [12:29] – The $103B print-on-demand industry and where the real opportunity is [13:17] – How much you can actually make per product (and why that's enough) [14:07] – Transferable skills: How this model benefits entrepreneurs across industries [16:03] – Niche selection strategies and Rachel's free 100+ page design list [17:10] – Formulas, prompts, and using ChatGPT to explode product variations [20:01] – Creating visual assets with AI tools like Canva, LoveArt, and more [24:44] – Leveraging trending topics and political moments for viral designs [27:03] – Bulk creation and Rachel's Canva video walkthrough [28:22] – How to find early buyers using TikTok, Pinterest, Etsy, and even Gen Z [29:13] – Optimizing your product titles and descriptions with GPT for SEO [32:12] – Unique products to try beyond mugs: teddy bears, shot glasses, cutting boards [32:53] – Final inspiration: Add this model to your existing business or side hustle     Five Key Takeaways   Start simple and scale – You don't need a huge catalog to get started; one good idea can snowball. Riches are in the niches – Target specific, underserved audiences with personalized products. AI = idea multiplier – Use tools like ChatGPT to break through creative blocks and automate design. Test fast, fail fast, scale what works – Low risk means you can test a lot and double down on winners. This model transfers – Whether you want passive income or to build product lines into your brand, the skills are gold.   If this episode sparked some ideas or showed you how AI can make your next income stream easier, I'd love it if you'd share it with a friend. And don't forget to follow, rate, and review AI for Business—it helps us reach even more entrepreneurs like you.

In this episode of AI for Business, I sit down with Kevin Anson—video producer, entrepreneur, and content marketing pro—to talk about the mindset, systems, and creativity behind building an AI-assisted business. Kevin has created over 10,000 marketing videos for top brands, and today he shares how he's using AI to multiply output, reduce cost, and deliver quality content faster than ever.   We explore how to overcome perfectionism in content creation, why storytelling still wins, and how AI tools like ChatGPT, Opus, and Descript are helping creators save time without sacrificing authenticity. Kevin also reveals the behind-the-scenes process of scaling his video business and why speed of implementation is now the most valuable skill in marketing.     Timeline Summary [0:00] – Introduction [1:06] – Kevin's early days creating videos for brands like ClickFunnels and Nike [3:11] – The mindset shift from editing videos to building a business [4:44] – How AI is making it easier for creators to produce content consistently [6:28] – Letting go of perfection and why done is better than perfect [7:50] – Tools Kevin uses: ChatGPT, Opus, Descript, and more [10:23] – How to turn long-form content into high-converting short-form clips [12:02] – The power of storytelling and how to make marketing feel less robotic [14:18] – Scaling a team and hiring for creative alignment, not just skills [16:35] – Why video content builds faster trust than written copy [18:08] – Handling burnout and staying creative as an entrepreneur [19:40] – The "let it go" principle that changed Kevin's productivity [22:07] – Kevin's advice for creators getting started with AI tools [24:11] – Speed of implementation and how to build momentum fast     Five Key Takeaways   Done beats perfect – Publishing consistently matters more than tweaking endlessly. AI expands your creative team – Tools like ChatGPT and Opus allow creators to scale without sacrificing quality. Storytelling still wins – Even with all the tech, human connection is what drives engagement and conversion. Delegate the technical, keep the creative – You don't need to do everything—just the parts that need you. Speed is a skill – The faster you can go from idea to execution, the more you'll outpace your competition.   Links & Resources     KevinAnson.com – Kevin's official site Opus Clip – AI-powered short-form video creation Descript – Video editing and transcription tool ChatGPT – For scripting and repurposing content AIForBusiness.com – Learn how to scale content creation with AI       If this episode helped shift your mindset or simplify your process, share it with a creator or entrepreneur who's ready to work smarter with AI. And don't forget to rate, review, and follow AI for Business to stay ahead of what's next.  

In this keynote episode of AI for Business, I kick off our live three-day event with an honest look at what AI is really doing to the workforce—and how to make sure you're not left behind. This isn't about fear; it's about opportunity. I break down how AI is not replacing people, it's replacing tasks—and the people who learn how to use it will rise above the rest.   You'll hear stories from behind the scenes: how I created this entire keynote presentation in minutes using AI, why systems matter more than tools, and the three pillars of becoming irreplaceable in the age of AI. I also walk you through a powerful "million dollar notebook" exercise to help you maximize your time and focus at any event. This session is packed with mindset shifts, implementation tips, and a roadmap to stay ahead of the curve.   Timeline Summary   [0:00] – The fear of job loss and what the AI "godfather" is actually saying [1:12] – What Jeff Bezos, The New York Times, and experts are predicting about AI [2:17] – The pants story and why presenting isn't about perfection [3:42] – A live celebration for a new baby in the AI for Business family [4:44] – Why this community feels like a reunion and what makes it different [5:07] – The AI danger zone: you're ahead of the curve by being here [6:22] – Real-life stories of AI curiosity—from the dentist chair to the doctor's office [7:17] – You're not being replaced—your tasks are. Here's how to adapt [9:36] – The AI arms race and why you need to stay ahead with tools and knowledge [10:56] – Becoming an AI expert: the sweet spot between learning and mastery [11:20] – Pillar #1: Systems, not tools—why process beats platforms [13:02] – Pillar #2: Context is king—how to train AI to sound like you [13:53] – Pillar #3: Speed of implementation is your biggest advantage [15:25] – The widening gap between leaders and followers in the AI era [15:52] – Community over competition—why collaboration is your edge [16:34] – Your million dollar notebook: 3 questions that can unlock your breakthrough [19:33] – What to expect over the next 3 days: real training, real tools, real results [20:26] – Closing thoughts and how to use your lunch break to build your network     Five Key Takeaways     AI doesn't replace people—it replaces tasks – Learn to use it, and you'll multiply your value. Systems beat tools every time – It's not about the latest platform, it's about building repeatable outcomes. Context is everything – Train AI to know your voice, your business, and your goals. Speed is your superpower – Done is better than perfect, and fast action creates first-mover advantage. Community accelerates success – You don't have to do this alone. Collaboration is the shortcut.       Links & Resources   AIForBusiness.com – Tools, training, and community Midjourney, Google VideoFX, [PsyDance] – AI video tools mentioned       If this episode opened your eyes or gave you clarity, make sure to subscribe, share, and leave a review. And don't forget—this is just the beginning. Let's keep building together.