Checking in with yourself is an important daily habit.
When you have the skill to regularly check in with yourself, you begin to see patterns, and it’s these patterns that help you make better decisions.
Good morning.
As the hot ball of money continues to chase anything and everything tech and ai related, Bitcoin continues to fall out of favor. And in the not too distant future, we will look back at any price near or below $70K as an absolute gift.
Have a great day.
Most small business owners don't have an AI problem. They have a documentation problem. If you can't describe what you do in writing, you can't hand it off. To a person or to a machine. Start there.
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Knowing "delegate, automate, or eliminate" is not the same as having a system that does it. Most people have the right values. Very few have the right process.
When leaders keep rescuing the process, teams start depending on the rescue.
That feels helpful in the short term.
In the long term, it turns you into the system.
If you want better output from AI, stop obsessing over prompts and start building context.
A 2nd brain gives your AI access to:
• Your ideas
• Your patterns
• Your decisions
• Your language
• Your priorities
Better context leads to better answers. Simple as that.
Most business owners don't need more hours.
They need their hours in better places.
A consultant I worked with mapped her 50-hour week into 5 buckets. Turns out 25 hours went to operations that ran fine. 3 hours went to customer follow-ups that directly drove revenue.
The math wasn't hard. The habit change was.
"It's easy to get so caught up in the day-to-day that we don't pull back enough."
Eric Collett nailed it. The leaders who scale aren't the ones working harder. They're the ones who slow down long enough to see what's not working.
Had a call with a law firm owner today. Nine people. Almost everything is manual.
She doesn't want to cut staff. She wants to stop hiring.
AI isn't replacing her team. It's giving them back 20 hours a week so they can do the work that actually matters.
Everyone’s going to have an AI assistant, but not everybody’s going to build it to be a mentor, helper, friend, guide, etc. This is where you can really shine as a human: develop AI that supports your goals and is also delightful. Develop this skill, and watch your career grow.
“Decent customer experience usually means disconnected systems.”Map it, fix the gaps, and watch referrals ignite. #CX#BusinessGrowth#Referrals https://t.co/lkMbieIwvv
Talked to a physician who uses AI for email. Works great.
But his AI keeps booking meetings when he's in surgery.
Why? His patient calendar and meeting calendar don't sync.
The AI isn't broken. The systems are disconnected.
This is the real problem with AI adoption right now.
Just did a meeting at a major wirehouse: They view the pullback as an opportunity, not a threat.
Nearly all of their clients have 0% exposure to crypto today. They want that to be 2%.
Off to another meeting…
The big banks are trying to kill @saylor and @strategy. They aren’t going to give up without a fight. I can’t blame them. They think they’re right. Little do they know they are fighting a losing battle. The network is too strong. I’m buying 3 shares on Monday morning.
@RZ1989sol@ZeusNetworkHQ@sipprotocol I meant, it’s already a privacy transition from btc to zBTC
And yes we are currently exploring making zBTC with privacy too!