Scott Clary

So when people really truly grasp this, that anything they think about, they can completely launch tomorrow.

It just changes the game.

Now, you mentioned another thing, too.

The tough thing about AI is the people that get it and the people that are with it and understand it and study it, they're going to move at light speed.

Because now, Scott or Ryan, I can test, like I said, 15, 20 business ideas simultaneously.

simultaneously and then i could even spin up agents to almost run those businesses without too much of my direct involvement if there's actually customers that want to pay for whatever that business is not all businesses you can't like ai lawn care and whatnot but i'm talking about like apps and websites and like things that are sort of more digital products i can test out a lot of stuff very quickly but the people that don't get it they're going to be left behind they're not going to be hireable they're going to take way too much time and energy and money to build the business if they want to be on your

Like, I don't see a world where people that don't adopt AI have really great lives, to be quite honest.

I think that you have to figure out there's always going to be certain sectors that are not going to be as impacted by AI.

But I would even argue that if you're a lawn care company, the lawn care company that adopts AI in their customer acquisition process and their onboarding and their billing and their...

They're going to be the only lawn care company because they're going to be able to do 100x the work at a fraction of the price.

So any industry is going to be impacted by this.

And we're not even going to get into robotics, which is a whole other stressful conversation people to go into.

But the point is, if you don't understand it and you don't use it to make yourself more effective, I think the future is going to be very difficult for a lot of people who don't get it.

Yeah.

What was the book, 10 Habits of Highly Effective People?

That needs to be literally rewritten.

Maybe Scott needs to write that.

Do you get people reaching out to you?

Because I've been in this limbo of writing books and dealing with agents and publishers for like almost two, three years now.

Yeah, I get it.