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We should all be having dozens or hundreds of agents working for us.

So over time, I built up this team of forty AI marketing agents to work with me.

I'm the only marketing person at Relayed.app.

I have an AI coach that once a week tells me, "Here are the themes that seem to be really working well, or the styles that are working really well for you.

Do more of this, do less of that." That's why I've had a few very successful posts on LinkedIn.

So for example, the post was, "Here are the forty marketing agents that I actually use," and that post so far has one point five million impressions and the most comments ever on a LinkedIn post.

It's the intern.

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[gentle music] I got into AI first, I would say.

I had a couple of amazing professors in my undergraduate education, all big in various aspects of AI, whether it was computer vision or network analysis or kind of core machine learning algorithms, and that's how I developed sort of my initial skill set in understanding sort of like the basic AI technology capabilities at the time.

I actually really wanted to be a professor and really wanna do academic research, but I just wasn't that good at it.

But I was pretty good at the combination of AI, software engineering, team building, product thinking, talking to customers.

And the project we were working on was an AI powered digital calendar, and it was way better suited to being a startup company and a product than to being an academic research project.

So even though this was not my plan at all in life, it was like, in fact, very, very jarring to make this change, it became immediately clear after one month of leaving Stanford to work on Timeful that it was the right choice, and I have never looked back from there.

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