Greg Isenberg

Is that correct?

Yeah.

So you start with like a lightweight skill.

Um,

you test it, and then from there, you're probably like, okay, here's what went wrong, here's what could be better, that sort of thing.

The dream.

The dream.

And that's sort of the arbitrage opportunity, right?

Especially in our world, of course, we're so used to this now, even though it's only been like two months.

But the opportunity is the vast majority of people on this planet and businesses are

would love to have better automation and would love to have computer use agents working for them, aka really good employees working for them, but they don't know how.

I think which is cool that you're showing us some of the best practices on how to do it.

Yeah, I think my only advice for people would be to...

Don't be everything to everyone.

Don't help every business.

Help real estate agents, for example.

Or pick a vertical that maybe you have some unfair advantage for some particular reason.

And that unfair advantage doesn't necessarily mean you have 20 years of experience.

It might mean just that

You want to build something for real estate agents because your mom was a real estate agent.