Live Interview with Suzanne Taylor-King

I mean, I think that it's a powerful story.

I think that when we go, I think there's also like a lot of self-love in there, right? And self-love is such an interesting, I mean, even in my therapy clients, it's like, oh, I don't know, that's too much, right? Like, you know, especially if you've got anxiety and trauma, you've got all this stuff, right? But I think in this space of how do you radically care for yourself with a business when the business itself can be just kind of like unlimited in how often you work on it, how much you work on it.

And in some ways I think AI makes it worse sometimes.

Well, we could

talk about the plethora of ideas I have in

that department.

Um, I just had

my AI group

today

and I stopped screen sharing at one point about 20 minutes in and look at these, you know, faces in the room and they were all like, just exploring what's possible.

You know, I think that's fun for me, but it can be overwhelming for other people.

Um, And I think business in general, when you try to do too much at once is very overwhelming.

And I think simplification is a superpower of mine.

So if somebody says, oh,

I need to do more video content,

Great.

Every Monday, block out an hour.

You're going to script.

You're going to record.

And then we're going to take that video, put it into this tool, and it'll make clips for you automatically.

No editing.

You're not editing.

So get the script down.

No umming and ahhing.

Just speak and, you know, like your yap videos, which I love so much.