Greg Isenberg

opportunities then i don't know what will i had such a good chat with nick it got my creative juices flowing i think it will yours too and this is i think one of nick's first podcasts so give him a like and comment to juice him up because he shared that sauce

I couldn't be more excited to have Nick on the pod.

He's one of my go-to people when I have questions about open claw.

Nick, by the end of this episode, what are people going to learn?

I want people to know how they can actually make a dollar from this.

Is that a commitment, Nick, that you are willing to make to us?

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Yeah, so a few things I just want to talk about.

So one thing is when you showed that Orgo screen, you had like five machines running.

So what's interesting is I've got my Mac Mini going.

I've got one instance.

So using something like this is cool because you can have multiple instances going, right?

And you can see them all in one view.

So that's really cool.

That was sort of an aha moment for me.

So, which is just kind of hilarious because I mean, Upwork, you know, is designed for human beings to complete work, right?

It's not designed for machines, let alone multiple machines to complete work.

But as long as the quality of work is good, customers can be happy, right?

This is meta, but couldn't you use OpenClaw to actually do some of the prioritization on the automations?