Ryan Alford

You said something kind of resonated, which is you don't ever feel like you've done enough or you can't catch up.

We can do more faster than we ever have been able to, but yet we can't ever catch up.

As soon as that turned into talking about yourself, the 10 are like, oh God, I have to do it.

I don't want to do it.

It's well said.

It was tempered.

I was picking up reading between the lines.

You hear people say all the time, well, is it going to take jobs?

Well, yeah, it is going to take jobs, but you need to learn.

If you aren't applying AI in whatever you do, you will get left behind and be on the other end of the spectrum that Lily just described.

I'm a freedom guy.

I'm a control guy.

I could make as much money as I want to make.

I know how to make money.

I make what I make, but if I made more money, it would mean I would work more and I

I like to control my time.

To do that, if I had seven more companies, I wouldn't control.

I would have more money, but less time.

What AI is enabling or inhibiting is your control.

If you don't learn it and understand it and leverage it, your time, where you move, what you do will probably be dictated versus controlled.