Greg Isenberg

Well, if everyone's going and creating these business-in-a-box blogs and stuff like that, is there still opportunity or is it going to get commoditized?

What does the world look like in a few years when anyone has the power of something like Nebula?

So I agree with you.

I think, uh, it's really about how, you know, how do you point it to the right thing?

And that is often the hard part.

Uh,

One person business, I think a blog, a newsletter, there's a huge opportunity now for the next 12 to 18 months.

What else comes top of mind?

If you're trying to build a one person business in the age of AI, what are you brainstorming and how are you thinking about that?

I also think there's...

When you think of agencies and service businesses, a lot of the time they're delivering this service.

There's tons of content agencies that churn out blog posts for a monthly feed.

There's tons of analytics agencies that'll set up your post hog and give you reports and do research.

I also think that for people listening,

there's an opportunity to use something like this and basically do client work.

But the service is, instead of having literal humans do it, you're going to have some humans manage it, but a lot less humans, maybe a 20th of the amount of humans.

And then you have these agents go and actually create the service, right?

I love it.

I think it's a glimpse of how work is going to be worked on and it's a glimpse of the opportunities in these one-person businesses and then optimizing your internal company.

I think this is really cool.