Unlocking More from AI

And I'd like to start with an analogy based on something you shared with me, actually, if I can.

I was coaching somebody recently who is at capacity, team at capacity, and we talked about delegation.

And like a lot of people that struggle with delegation, who do I delegate to? And I said, well, what if I said to you that you could have your own executive assistant that can work 24-7? No holidays.

They don't answer back.

Two caveats.

Number one, it's going to cost you a grand sum of £300 a year.

And number two, you're going to have to train and onboard.

The response was, when do I start?

Gosh, amazing.

And of course, that's the reality.

That's something that you helped me with.

And perhaps if you don't mind, would you mind sharing a little bit about how you and I work together and the process that you took me through when I reached out to say, I think I want to use AI.

I'm sort of on board with the idea, but I don't know what I don't know.

Yeah, so I think we started with customising your AI and then we moved you a little bit, in quite a short amount of time, we moved you from like an AI user to an AI builder.

Okay.

And I think what can maybe help the audience understand a little bit is an analogy that I've been using recently called the doctor analogy.

So I want us to imagine that we have opened up, let's go with ChatGPT.

So we've opened up ChatGPT and we just go to new chat and we start chatting away.

Now, obviously it's artificial intelligence.

It's very smart.

It can do a lot of things for us.

However, I say it's like going to a GP.

You go to a GP, a general practitioner for general doctor, probably advice.

And it has memory from the system of the conversations you've had with it.

And it can mainly go away and maybe research a few things.