Victoria Harris

You're not supposed to be an expert from day one, but like just don't bury your head in the sand.

It's like, yeah, but... I'm going to be redundant, yeah.

Instead of having 10 clients is my max, I will now be able to have 100.

Or 1,000, you know.

Speaking of the ethics though, I watched a snippet of the Diary of a CEO and Scott Galloway.

Oh, yes.

So fascinating.

So Scott Galloway obsessed.

Yeah, the way he can spit out statistics, I'm just... He's amazing.

Yeah, he's not numbers dyslexic.

He is definitely not.

But...

Anyway, he was saying that your view on AI depends on how much you earn.

And I was like, interesting.

And he was saying that people earning over, say, 200K a year tend to love AI because they're the ones that are invested in the stock markets.

It's been great for their investments.

Like, it's all the tech companies, the S&P 500, all of that has done incredibly well, mainly due to AI.

They're also the ones that don't feel the rising energy costs coming

from the power that AI is consuming.

Can you explain that?