Dad, husband, Friar Faithful. Never eaten at Olive Garden.
Joined November 2021
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Cool thing happened today. Had 2 hour layover in Denver.
Sitting at the bar eating food and working on Grok Bot.
Lady sits down and asks what I’m doing.
Told her I have a LinkedIn bot that is searching for ideal prospects for me.
She was blown away when I showed her the output.
She downloaded and signed up for a $30 plan on the spot.
Gotta love it when you select priority pick up on Lyft, it tells you 6 minutes but you have to wait 1-13 minutes to see who is picking you up.
On a United flight with Starlink right now.
This is the real deal!
Working with Grok Bot and streaming a movie at the same time. No buffering, no dropped connection, no fighting the Wi-Fi.
Lots of people post AI setups that look amazing and never get used.
Here's what I actually use and how I use it, starting with my personal life.
6 of my Grok Bots. Each one has one job. I still make every call.
Business side next.
Email Newsletter Daily Report.
I subscribe my newsletters and podcasts to this bot's email address instead of mine.
Once a day I get one report: an executive summary, a short summary of each item, and a 1 to 10 rating for how unique each one is.
My inbox stays clean, and I only open what scored high.
I don't know how I lived without Tesla FSD.
I was late. Free trials for years on my 2022 Model 3, never subscribed. Then I did, and that was that.
Anyone else have the same experience?
Grok Bot replaced three things I used to pay for.
I canceled my paid workout app and my recipe app. I skipped the $8 anniversary card and wrote my wife a better one.
Here's how. Copy any of these:
1. Workout Bot:
"Build me a 6-day-a-week push, pull, legs split. Adjust the load and rep ranges to promote growth and recovery."
2. Recipe Bot:
Take a picture of your fridge, pantry and freezer. Put them into Grok Bot and say, "Give me 3 easy meals I can cook tonight the will take less than 30 minutes and require little clean up."
3. Greeting Card Bot:
"Help me write an anniversary card for my wife. Ask me 3 questions about us first. Then write it so it sounds like me, not a card."
Curious if anyone else has cancelled paid apps?
I use AI so much that my conversations got too long to track.
Tasks and decisions got buried.
Grok Bot just added Pages, and I love it.
I asked Atlas, my chief of staff, for a dashboard. Now I get:
• The 3 to 5 decisions that need me, up top
• Every project, owner and next step
• Highlights from my other bots: newsletters, workouts, meals
• A fresh version every weekday morning
AI has the same problem.
This is going to keep me on track.
Try this prompt:
"Build me a dashboard of everything we're working on and the 3 to 5 decisions that need me next. Update it every morning."
A few months ago I was trying to build another company, grow my existing business, stay in shape, and still be present for my family.
Something was always getting dropped.
Now I run most of it through Grok Bot. Not one chatbot. A team of about 15 bots, each with one job.
Atlas is my chief of staff. He keeps the rest of them moving.
My day starts with two words: "Good morning."
Atlas sends me a short list of decisions only I can make. I answer them over coffee, and the team goes to work.
It ends with two more: "Good night."
Atlas proposes one big thing to build while I sleep. I say yes, and it's waiting for me in the morning.
In between, the work just happens:
→ Every weekday, Atlas checks 32 official sources for changes that affect my company. If nothing changed, I never hear about it.
→ Roxy listens on X for people asking the exact questions my company answers. Grant digs into the research.
→ When I got pushback on a customer report today, Paige (my editor) and Steven (my reviewer) went through all 226 lines, checked their work against a blind second review, and showed me where they disagreed. I made 4 decisions instead of losing a day.
→ Flex, my trainer, builds my workout fresh every day. When my gym app fell short, the team built me a better one.
→ Giada, my chef, turns recipes I save into meal prep that fits my goals.
→ And Topper is helping build a small business my kids will run.
The real win isn't the hours I get back.
It's where those hours go: more time on the work only I can do, more time with the people I do it for.
One rule keeps me in control: anything that goes to another person is a draft. I still hit send.
It's not magic. It's delegation that never forgets to follow up.
I've been hosting Zoom's with friends and family to teach them about Grok Bot.
I have been running my live by it for the last 4 weeks.
Added another Ultra subscription for a project that will be launching soon that will help creators of @bot get noticed.
My Grok Bot Lesson 101 for new users will be simple and easy. No confusing tech words such as PRs, APIs, servers, or "deploy."
Most people don't build apps or websites. I start with the email inbox. It may sound boring, but inbox has so much information about us: bills, appointments, school notes, receipts, trips.
You will be surprised when I share my personal assistant use cases for daily life.
I'll help you see that your Grok Bot subscription is worth it.
And eventually, I'll show you how to bring Grok Bot into your work, business, and company, and how to use it as a team. I'll also show how to build apps and websites, even if you've never coded.
It's free. Follow for updates! Stay tuned!
The NC State QB fumbling to lose the game reminds me of @johnthune and his refusal to pass the SAVE Act
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Europeans and American patriots!
Tomorrow, the courts of my country, France, may decide to send me to prison for daring to say on television that “the main danger to women in France is Black African and Arab immigrant men.”
Meanwhile, my own attacker, a Tunisian migrant, is still at large.
I need your help to generate media pressure and hope to be acquitted.
They cannot silence the truth!
Thank you for your support 💪🏻🇫🇷
