Rudy Mawer

Right.

One thing I do use it for, though, and we have different tricks because I want to speed up the process for my customers.

And one of the things we do is a book really should be a step by step for people behind you.

You know, what is the lesson?

They want to start from point A, get to point B. And how do you do that?

So you could, you know, kind of brainstorm with AI, which is good.

We give scripts and prompts and make it really easy.

It helps for the outlines, finding resources.

I was talking to someone the other day, you know, like the great writers, you know, Michener and Grisham.

They have teams of researchers.

Yeah.

They're doing this all the time.

The good news is you don't need the team anymore because you could get that yourself.

And so I just want to put it into context.

And, you know, throughout history, people have had scribes as well.

Yeah.

And so it's not cheating to record it, you know, because everyone's had scribes before.

And so I just want people to find their voice, share their story, because it's going to help so many people.

And at the end of the day, if it helps just one person, would it be worth it?

And most people I talked to said, even if I could have one person, it'd be worth it.