There’s a frustrating moment that happens when you come back to something you used to know. You open the tool. You walk into the gym. You sit down at the keyboard. You try to pick up the thing you once understood. And suddenly it feels foreign. The weights feel
It’s Tal. These AI tools are dangerous. Not because they’re evil. Not because we shouldn’t have them. They’re dangerous because they can make you dangerous — dangerous in the best possible way. Dangerous to stagnation. Dangerous to slow execution. Dangerous to the old excuse that good ideas
There’s a version of your business you can already see in your head. It runs smoother. Your team has margin. The little things don’t pile up. Follow-up actually happens. Content gets posted. Emails get answered. Your website stays updated. People don’t burn energy on work that shouldn’
"I am completely mind-blown." Those were the first words out of Coach Jordan Hardgrave's mouth after I walked him through what AI can actually do for a business. Jordan runs a coaching business. He's sharp, driven, and no stranger to hard work. But when
I got this text from a workshop attendee two days after our last class: "It's unreal! Apparently the guy I'm paying $2,200 a month is using it because I had Elvis draft some pages for my website and it was identical to what my
I have a question for you — and I genuinely want to hear back. I spend every day working with AI. Building websites, creating videos, managing social media, running email — all of it powered by tools that didn't exist a year ago. And what we've seen so
We're in the "this seems overblown" phase of something much bigger than COVID. The people building AI aren't making predictions - they're telling us what already happened to their jobs. In this video, I break down a viral Silicon Valley article about
Imagine waking up every day knowing you have JARVIS FROM THE AVENGERS in your pocket! Not ChatGPT. Not some app you tried and forgot. Not making dumb pictures. Not copy-pasting prompts like a parrot. A supercomputer that listens, remembers, thinks, and acts. It checks your email before you wake up.
I have been getting asked about AI a lot lately. How do you use it? Can you show me? I tried ChatGPT but it did not really stick. Here is the thing: most people are using AI wrong. They treat it like a search engine that talks back. But what
There's something about January that makes people open to new things. New year. Clean slate. Maybe this is the year I finally start that business. Find a mentor. Meet the right people. But here's the thing—those connections don't happen by accident. They happen
