Scott Clary

So these are people that are employees that are figuring out AI and they're staying on the bleeding edge.

So, I mean, whether or not you're an entrepreneur and now you have access to the greatest tools ever to build something yourself with basically, again, no help except you and your mind or you're an employee.

This is how you have to think.

We were talking before about how to use AI in businesses.

And this is something that obviously people are thinking about.

How do I use it for pick a task?

How do I use it to write copy or create an image or whatnot?

What I'm seeing with my company right now is we're using AI to do a couple things.

So first of all, it increases the effectiveness of every single employee because now every single employee can become an expert copywriter and an expert graphic designer.

And I don't need them all to do everything.

thing.

But the point is that now my developers can write code in a fraction of the time that it would take because now we can write the code and the developer only has to spend the time debugging it or a graphic designer or a copywriter.

Well, before I would have to hire for somebody to emulate and to write at the level that I write at.

I still do a lot of my own writing.

I like writing.

I find it very cathartic and relaxing and it helps me organize my thoughts.

But to find a copywriter that can write at my level, because I've been writing for a while now,

I'm sure that's $80,000, $90,000 per year salary.

If that person was full-time copywriting, we're talking like every single social post, multiple newsletters per week, like everything that I put out.

Now I can find a junior copywriter that understands AI that can now put out content at my caliber because now I can train a cloud project