Greg Isenberg

I'm, I'm more of like a, I'll rarely prompt something as one sentence.

Interesting.

So yeah,

You know, and I don't know, you know, sometimes maybe you get better if you're if you're more direct and you're just like one sentence.

But I also think that giving that extra context is helpful.

You know, basically, dude, you've basically shown how one person could use AI.

to you know build a business that looks feels smells tastes like a really really big business and you know hopefully impact people you know hopefully hopefully this win your divorce book

Like when I, you know, looking at some of the content, like it seems valuable to me as a man who's never even contemplated divorce and happily married.

But you know what I mean, right?

Yeah.

So what's really cool is I think this...

this shows some of the opportunity that, you know, how many thousands of different niches and thousands of different products exist.

Sam, thanks for coming on.

I really enjoyed this.

I'm feeling a bit inspired.

It's reaffirmed my belief that understanding how good info people do things and some of the tools that they use could be applied to mobile apps and SaaS.

I'm about to get to work.

You've got my brain spinning.

You'll have to come back on, hopefully.

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