Greg Eisenberg

So I think that's what's going to happen is these software tools from a percent of your costs are just going to increase versus human beings.

Yeah. Yeah. I, I agree. I got a couple more tools for you. And then our book will be launched. Our empire will be launched. Nice. Draft2Digital, number two. Draft2Digital. So their tagline, we are self-publishing with support. Self-publishing on your own is kind of daunting. I've actually explored this. It's daunting. Think about how many steps we just went through. So Draft2Digital...

Yeah. Yeah. I, I agree. I got a couple more tools for you. And then our book will be launched. Our empire will be launched. Nice. Draft2Digital, number two. Draft2Digital. So their tagline, we are self-publishing with support. Self-publishing on your own is kind of daunting. I've actually explored this. It's daunting. Think about how many steps we just went through. So Draft2Digital...

Yeah. Yeah. I, I agree. I got a couple more tools for you. And then our book will be launched. Our empire will be launched. Nice. Draft2Digital, number two. Draft2Digital. So their tagline, we are self-publishing with support. Self-publishing on your own is kind of daunting. I've actually explored this. It's daunting. Think about how many steps we just went through. So Draft2Digital...

is services and tools to help you with the publishing, the distribution, the layout, and the print-on-demand paperbacks. So they just give you a little bit of support.

is services and tools to help you with the publishing, the distribution, the layout, and the print-on-demand paperbacks. So they just give you a little bit of support.

is services and tools to help you with the publishing, the distribution, the layout, and the print-on-demand paperbacks. So they just give you a little bit of support.

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Yeah. And, and, and you can, you know, what I love about some of these business models, like draft to digital is they don't, they don't charge you. They just charge 10% of the retail price. So they, they can tack on a little fee. So you would have charged $20 for a book. Now you charge $22, $2 goes to them. Um,

Yeah. And, and, and you can, you know, what I love about some of these business models, like draft to digital is they don't, they don't charge you. They just charge 10% of the retail price. So they, they can tack on a little fee. So you would have charged $20 for a book. Now you charge $22, $2 goes to them. Um,

Yeah. And, and, and you can, you know, what I love about some of these business models, like draft to digital is they don't, they don't charge you. They just charge 10% of the retail price. So they, they can tack on a little fee. So you would have charged $20 for a book. Now you charge $22, $2 goes to them. Um,

So anywhere where you can do a pay-per-performance or pay-per-usage or pay-per-task model, I think is going to be interesting to people.

So anywhere where you can do a pay-per-performance or pay-per-usage or pay-per-task model, I think is going to be interesting to people.

So anywhere where you can do a pay-per-performance or pay-per-usage or pay-per-task model, I think is going to be interesting to people.

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Let me just pull, hold on one sec. I want to pull up a name of this new app. Okay. So I, I, first of all, I completely agree that it's overwhelming and what's going to happen is each vertical is going to consolidate and you're actually starting to see this in mobile too. Did you see this app that just came out the other day called hero assistant? It's pretty interesting. Um,