Jennifer Bennett

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396 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 10 Jul

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Once you set up your engine, your business engine.
If you don't take care of the feeling first of being on fire, even if things are well oiled, the founder's still gonna be in the middle.
So he's just gonna create more chaos.
So you have to remove that first before you can actually go in and start building things with automations, with AI, or even creating SOPs or systems, processes, any of that kind of stuff.
So you have to figure that out first.
And then once we figure that out, then we can design, okay, this is what we do first, this is how we do it, and then we deploy it and we retrain it.
Yeah, so there's there's a big difference between an agent that can actually run without you and automation.
So the vast majority of people that come to me, they say, Hey, I want I want this to follow up with people.
There's automations for that.
There have been automations for that since the early 2000s.
But what I'm talking about is you're going in and you're training
An AI to think like you and go through and detect all of the different patterns that are available.
And then make a decision based on the data that you have given it.
Okay.
So
It is pretty much in layman's terms for all of the people that have ever created automations.
This is removing the vast majority of the decision trees of the if this happens, then do this.
So now it is pretty much short-coded, you know, having to have make or what it was called a long time ago, Integramat or Zapier for.
Some of the things that people used to use it for.
Like one of the things that I did in real estate for the longest time, and I don't think people realized it, was Zapier actually had an email reader and it was called parser.
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