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I Ranked Every AI Tool I Use (2026 Tier List)

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All right, everybody's talking about AI

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and how you can make money with AI. I've

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tested hundreds of AI tools, both in my

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business and with my students who I

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teach to run their online fitness

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businesses, and I'm going to rank all

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the best and worst tools that you can

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use to actually make some money with AI.

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Let's dive right into it. So, here's a

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list. I got a bunch of stuff. We're

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gonna rank them. S tier, this is dope.

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You need to with it. A tier is good. you

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don't need it, but it's really good to

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have. B tier is fine. You could probably

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ignore it. Ctier [music]

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is almost trash and D tier is garbage.

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Don't waste your time or money with it.

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We're going to [music] start with

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everyone's introduction to AI, right?

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That is Chat Gippity. Chat Chip GPT is S

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tier. I really think it's the best one.

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It's the one that you're most familiar

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with, but I don't think most of you guys

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are using it to its full capability. A

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lot of you guys are just using it like

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Google. You're just asking questions.

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But what you need to do to get the most

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out of it is actually start creating

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custom GPTs, custom projects. What I

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like to do is I'll make projects and

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then I'll put in a bunch of documents or

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a bunch of custom instructions and these

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projects only do certain things. And in

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these projects or with these custom

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GPTs, I can train it to behave a certain

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way or act a certain way. So different

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projects will have different

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personalities or different knowledge

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bases. So you could upload your

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knowledge base and ask your questions. I

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have one project where I uploaded like

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all of my favorite books. I I went and

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got PDF versions of it and I uploaded

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all my favorite books [music] and then

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what I do is I go into project and I

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start a new chat and I ask project

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questions about my business or about my

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life and now it only draws from those

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books. You know what I'm saying? This is

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something that's super useful and

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helpful for me. It's almost like I have

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a team of advisors. I can ask Ray Dalio

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some questions. If you ever think you

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grow rich when that one part at the end

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where he's talking it seems like he's

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hallucinating and he says he imagines

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himself talking to Abraham Lincoln and

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Isaac Newton and a bunch of other

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[ __ ] sound like he's going

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crazy sounds like a acid chair. I can

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really do that by uploading the books of

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my favorite authors the people who I

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look up to and then I [music] ask into a

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project then I ask that project

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questions. That's one use case. Or I

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have just a use case where I train a

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project just to help me create content.

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So, I think it's S tier if using

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projects and custom GPTs. I like

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projects better than custom GPTs because

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it keeps everything organized. The next

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[music]

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S tier is notebook LM. I don't know if

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you guys are using Notebook LM is that

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[ __ ] Let me show you how it works. When

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you first get into it, it's going to

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have some notebooks in there. What it

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do, what it do is you can upload

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sources, multiple [music] sources,

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YouTube videos, documents, or even PDFs.

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So what I did is I uploaded um [music]

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Awaken the Giant Within by Tony Robbins

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and it gave me a rough summary of it.

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Similar to projects, I can [music] ask

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questions about just this book and it's

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going to it won't hallucinate. It's

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going to stay right in this context.

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It's only going to give you information

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based off the context you give it. So I

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can upload multiple sources in here,

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[music] right? But or I can just come in

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here and ask questions. Like if I was in

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here, I was like, uh, it gave me a

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summary, but I was I can say something

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like, uh, I know in this book he talks

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about how to control your state. Explain

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how to control

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your state. So, I put that in there, and

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it's only going to get context from

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here, from the sources. Now, you can

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upload web pages, you can upload

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documents, all type stuff. And and it

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tells you where the source is from. What

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I like to do sometimes is upload

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studies. I'll show you that in a minute.

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Right now, it it's get it showed me how

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to control your state, movement, facial

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expressions, breathing, mental focus, a

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bunch of [ __ ] Now, here's where it gets

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really cool. You can hit these buttons,

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audio, video, or slide deck or

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infographic, and it'll create that for

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you, right? So, if I go here, it [music]

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created an infographic based off the

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book. Boom. And it kind of went through

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it. [music] It'll do that for any of

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your slides. This is kind of cool,

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right? What's really cool is, check this

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out. Let me What I'm about to play is

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the audio version of it. It turns it

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into a podcast. You know, it's two

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people talking back and forth is just

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profoundly optimistic.

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>> It's that the resources you need to get

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anything you want, the knowledge, the

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drive, all of

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>> So, basically, you can turn any any

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document, any books, anything into a

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goddamn audio book. But let's say you

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want something different than an audio

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book. Boom. No problem. Let me go in

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here. I can make it a video as well.

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Welcome to the explainer. All right,

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today we're cracking open Anthony

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Robbins Awaken the giant within.

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[laughter] We're going to pull out a

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super powerful three-step formula for

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making change that [clears throat]

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actually sticks. You know, if you've

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ever felt stuck, this one is absolutely

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for you.

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>> Okay, let's just dive right in with a

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question that I'm pretty sure hits home

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for,

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>> right? So, it makes a a summary of a

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video summary of everything.

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>> It's not about willpower.

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It's all about focus. As he says, most

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people fail in life simply because they

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major in minor things. is making a video

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for me out of it. I think that's pretty

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cool. Notebook LM is a is a powerful

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one. Let me just show you another use

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case. This is something I like to do.

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And oh, and this is free, too. I

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uploaded a bunch of studies on keto,

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right? This was for a video I was making

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about keto. Just a ton of studies about

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[music] the ketogenic diet. And boom, it

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gave me like a crazy amount of

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summaries. And then it made a podcast

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about it, too. And I can make a video. I

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can make a a quiz. I can make a mind map

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infographic. All I got to do is press a

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button. is summarizing all of these

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together.

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>> All right. So, we're going to take a

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deep dive into ketogenic diets.

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>> Oh, yeah.

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>> Like very trending.

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>> Trendy. Super trendy. Yeah. Um and we're

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looking at it from a particular angle,

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which is longevity.

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>> So, it turns it into a podcast, which is

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cool. Makes it easier to listen to. So,

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this is a cool way to learn stuff or to

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research. I did this for a video that I

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was making and um for example, now I can

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ask questions and it'll give me only

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answers from all of these studies,

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right? Boom. Can keto help you gain

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muscle? Boom. and it it references the

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studies 100%. So, Notebook LM is S tier.

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You need to [ __ ] with it if you haven't

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already. That's here in the S tier. The

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next one is so Napkin AI. Napkin AI. I'm

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going to put it at B tier. It's kind of

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cool if you want to make presentations.

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I think there's a better one, but let me

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just show you the use case of Napkin AI.

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Let's say I I go in here and I type,

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remember, I got all these studies, and I

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I'll type right here, write me a blog

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post about the health benefits of keto.

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Now, check it out. What happens? It's

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going to comb through only these sources

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that I uploaded. Boom. Now, it's writing

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the blog post. Let's say I really like

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what it's coming up with. All right. So,

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I can copy that. Then, I go to napkin

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AI. So, here's where napkin's cool. I go

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here. I say new new napkin. Start with a

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blank napkin. Now check this out. I'll

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copy and paste that document. Boom.

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Right now I have all this stuff here.

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Now here's where it gets cool. Let's say

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I want to make some sort of graphic out

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of this stuff. It's going to digest the

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material that was highlighted. And now I

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got options for graphics. I see which

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one I like. Which one is cool? Maybe I

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don't like any of these. Maybe that's

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the one I like. Boom. I pick this one.

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Then I can change the colors. I like it

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regular. All right. So, it took all this

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information from up here. Boom. And it

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made an infographic that makes sense.

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This is like this is a really cool AI

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tool. If you're making any kind of

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documents or anything you need to give

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away, I can make more of them. I can go

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here and do it again. It's analyzing

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that info. Now, I have a bunch of

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options of [music] different styles.

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Let's say I like this one. Boom. All

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right. Boom. Boom. Boom. Boom. I think

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this is really cool. This is one thing I

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teach my students when they're um

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growing their online fitness business.

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When they want to give away, make some

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free guides to give away. A lot of times

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I teach them to use u napkin AI. Then

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you can download this or download these

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images and put them in your document or

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you can just export this as a PDF and

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that's your document. Giving away free

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guides and free trainings is a great way

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to to get leads for online trainers.

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That's a business I help people build

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online training businesses. In fact, I'm

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doing a live training where I'm going to

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show you exactly how you can use AI to

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grow your online fitness business. I'm

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going to show you how to get clients

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with AI. I'm show you to grow your

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following with AI and I'm going to show

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you how you can actually train your

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clients using AI. This is stuff that

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I've never taught before and it's stuff

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that I don't think anyone's teaching

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right now. It's all about using AI to

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grow your online fitness business. Make

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sure you register and sign up for that

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class right now. It's a free training.

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The link is in description. All right.

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But this is one of the tools you can

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use. Napkin AI. I think it's really

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good. However, it's not as good as the

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next tool. The next AI tool I have is

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[music]

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Gemini.

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So Gemini is like Chad GBT, but it just

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it has a a few things that are

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different. It has some pluses and it has

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some minuses. What I really like about

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Gemini is it does some things that Chad

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GBT doesn't do as well. So for example,

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I went in Gemini and I told, "Hey, write

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me a detailed summary of the 48 laws of

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power." So it wrote the summary. Then I

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said, "Yo, make an interactive [music]

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website." And then it came over here,

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made an interactive website, right? I

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can ask questions. Click here. I see all

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the laws, right? Social interactions.

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Boom. Boom. Boom. And it it actually

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categorized the laws, made an

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interactive website, and I can share

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this with people. Let's say I took that

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same [ __ ] from Notebook [music] LM.

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Let's say I put it in Gemini. Go here

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and I click Canvas. And then I go turn

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this into an interactive

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[music]

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website. And then I'll just paste that

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in here. Give it a second. Now you can

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see what it's doing. Boom. Now I made a

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whole website based off the information

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I put in there. Glucose mode, keto mode.

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It summarized everything. It's the

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interactive website. You click the

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weight, weight, and appetite, appetite

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suppression things. It does heart

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health, metabolic health, brain health,

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strength, safety. [music] I think this

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is pretty cool. It even named it keto

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sync. And you can edit this now. You got

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the code. You can edit this. like Gemini

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will make websites for you. I think

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that's pretty [ __ ] cool. The next

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tool that I like a lot iso

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is S tier. So, this is how you can make

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AI music. I make most of the beats on my

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YouTube page. You know, I play guitar,

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keyboard, and drums, but that still just

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takes a long time. And now I'm like,

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[ __ ] that. I'll just have Sunno do it.

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I'll just show you some of the beats I

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made in this [ __ ] I just go in here

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and I just start prompting. end up

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making dope ass beats.

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[music]

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I wanted some reggae tone [ __ ] just for

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the background of a YouTube [music]

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video or maybe a Instagram reel so my

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[ __ ] don't get flagged.

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What I do is I upload sometimes I'll

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make a little sample and I'll upload it

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and have [music] it make a beat for me.

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And it's super simple. Like what I can

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do right here, I can go into create and

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then I go here simple mode. I just want

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an instrumental. And then I can type

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hiphop

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trap RNB

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and then I'll create. Boom. It's going

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to give me two different versions of it.

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What's really cool if you have a sample,

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you can upload a sample and it'll make a

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whole beat out of your sample. You can

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do instrumentals or you can write whole

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songs with it. Give it a second. It

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doesn't mic. Let's see what it came up

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with.

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Okay. A lot of buildup. [music]

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That could be in the background of a

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YouTube video. You know what I'm saying?

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And I won't [music] have to pay no

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royalties for that [ __ ] You feel me?

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And it gave me another version. What

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this one talking?

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Yo.

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Yeah. Yeah. [music]

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Okay. The beat keep dropping out, man.

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See, I ain't [music] even know. Oh,

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look, man.

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Okay. [music]

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Yo, I'm just saying this [ __ ] is dope.

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And if you want, you can [ __ ] around and

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write some music to it. So, like, if you

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don't have an instrumental, you put

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hip-hop tracks, you know what I'm

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saying? Yo, man, I can write a song

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about me, man. You know what I'm saying?

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So, I go I go hook hook, boom, balling

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on on hoes. That's how it goes.

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Money just flows. Keep your [ __ ] on her

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toes. [laughter]

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We going to start there with that. I

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ain't going to write a whole verse. We

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ain't got that kind of time, man, for me

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to compose a track for you right quick.

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And they said aggressive rap trap

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banger. All right, let's see what that

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what that's hidden for in a minute.

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Balling on hoes. There we go. That's the

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name of the track.

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[music]

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>> Okay.

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Yeah.

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Oh

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>> yeah.

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>> Yeah.

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[music]

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>> That's how it go. The money flow. Keep

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your chick on the toes. Falling [music]

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on hoes. Everybody knows the money flow.

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Keep your chick on the toes. Let's go.

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Big face. [music]

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I don't even hold that. Talking like you

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rich. Let me hold [music] that. Pull up

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clean. Same color as a snow cap. So

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cold. Make [singing] the summer do a

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cold snap. Whole team eat. Turn the

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couch [music] to a throne. She be

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blowing up your phone, but she sitting

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by my phone. New drip, new bag. Got a

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love in my clothes. She ain't never seen

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a flex till she seen my go.

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>> Yo, [music] made a whole song.

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All right. [music] And it gave me two

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versions. Y'all vote on which one you

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like the most.

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[music]

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>> Okay. This is got a different feel. It's

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more sinister.

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Yeah.

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Balling the ho. That's how it goes. The

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money flow [music]

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on her toes.

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Everybody knows the money flow on the

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go. Big face. I don't even [ __ ] like

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you rich [music] with the proof. Let me

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hold it up. Queen. Same color as a snow.

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So cold. [music] Make the summer do

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whole team eat. Turn the couch to a

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throne. She be blowing [music] up your

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phone, but she sitting by my phone. New

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drip, new back. Got a love. She ain't

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never seen a flex till she seen my

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[music]

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go.

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>> Yo, which one of y'all like better? One

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or two? I'm [ __ ] with two, but y'all

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might like one better, man. You know.

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Anyway, Sunno S [music] tier clearly.

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Yo, I've had way too much fun with this

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[ __ ] man. I've wasted days. [music]

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Entire days. If you count up all the

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days I [ __ ] wasted making beats and

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songs on Sunno, it's probably at least a

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month. [ __ ] down the drain. Let's

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keep going. Chad GBT Agent. I'm giving

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this a B tier. It's not bad, but it's

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good. It just takes so [ __ ] long. It

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takes forever when you put it. If you

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have the pro plan, you have access to

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chat GPT agent mode. And sometimes I I

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make it do [ __ ] for me, but it'll have

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to do it in the background while I'm

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doing something else because it takes

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[ __ ] too long for me. It pisses me

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off how long it takes where I just feel

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like there's other tools that can handle

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aentic task a little quicker. And we're

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going to get into some of those. But

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it's not bad. If you want to learn how

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to grow your online fitness business

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using AI, I'm going to teach you how to

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use AI to grow your following to

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actually get more leads, make more

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sales, and how to use AI to actually

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train your clients, too, so they get

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great results. Nobody's teaching this.

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Nobody's taught it before. I'm doing a

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live training where I show you exactly

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how to do it. The link is in the

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description. All right, make sure you

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check that out. So, the next tool I want

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to show you is Hagen. And I'm going to

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give this a B right now. So, Hagen is a

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tool you can use to make video avatars,

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right? So, if you see these fake AI

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people online, catfishing people, this

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is one of the tools they're using. I'm

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going to show you how you can make

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videos of yourself with Hagen. So, if

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you go to Hagen, you can what you can do

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is you can you can upload videos of

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yourself to train the AI, right? [music]

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And then once you train the AI, then you

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can go in here, you can actually type

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in. So, in in this video, I typed this

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script and I'm at and I'm and Hayden is

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going to read it. Discipline is

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overrated. It would be easy to come on

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here screaming, "You need more

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discipline." Like a budget David

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Gogggins. However, did you know there's

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an easy way to break bad habits? The

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secret weapon is friction. So, here's

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the thing. It doesn't look 100%

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realistic, right? But it's close. I

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posted that video on my Instagram and

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YouTube and nobody knew. But it's way

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quicker than setting up the camera,

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setting up the light, setting up all

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this [ __ ] I just [ __ ] typed it in.

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This is useful. It's not perfect. It's

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not as good as like live, but it it's

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pretty [music] good. I like this one.

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Hey, Jen really works. You can make your

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own avatar. So, all you got to do is

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upload some videos of you and then now

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you got a clone of yourself anytime you

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want. It's not perfect. You'll still

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have to edit it to make it perfect and

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hide the parts that don't look [ __ ]

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right with B-roll or something, but it's

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helpful, right? I like Hagen. The next

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one I'm going to show you is 11 Labs.

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It's in the same vein. It's close. It's

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a tier, but it's not S tier. It's not

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great yet. Let's say I go here and I I

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take some of the [ __ ] that I said

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already. Boom. I'll just take a a line

17:51

of this thing from Notebook LM. I bring

17:53

it over to 11 Labs. I uploaded a bunch

17:56

of audio of me talking to Train 11 Labs,

17:59

right, from from this podcast, right?

18:01

Where where I did it with good mics and

18:02

[ __ ] I paste this here. You want to

18:05

make sure you had the punctuations in

18:06

the right spot for this [music] [ __ ]

18:07

And I can generate speech. It takes a

18:10

second. Unlocking the potential, a deep

18:13

dive into the health benefits of the

18:15

ketogenic [music] diet. The ketogenic

18:16

diet, KD, has transitioned from a

18:20

specialized medical treatment to [music]

18:21

a global health phenomenon. Originally

18:24

introduced in the 1920s to treat

18:26

epilepsy, this highfat, low carbohydrate

18:29

regimen works by [music] shifting the

18:31

body's right. It's not 100% perfect, but

18:34

I' I've used it before. What I've done

18:36

is I've used this to make voiceovers and

18:38

[music] then put it over like videos for

18:41

Instagram reals or YouTube [music]

18:43

shorts and I would put like B-roll of

18:45

what I was talking about over it. Like

18:47

I've used it before. Also, sometimes I

18:49

say the wrong [ __ ] when I'm recording

18:51

YouTube videos and I'll be like, "Fuck."

18:53

And then I'll just like print out this

18:56

line, right? Like whatever line I [ __ ]

18:58

up and I say, "Yo, you need to throw

18:59

that in there over the [ __ ] I said." And

19:01

the [ __ ] works, but it's not perfect

19:03

[music] yet. A year or two, it'll be

19:05

indistinguishable. That tool is very

19:07

helpful, right? And my students who I

19:09

teach to grow their online fitness

19:10

business, they use both of those tools

19:12

to actually make more content and put

19:14

out more content rapidly. Again, I'm

19:16

doing a live training where I'm going to

19:18

show you exactly how to use AI to grow

19:20

your online fitness business. How to

19:22

grow your following, make more sales,

19:23

and get clients with AI and how to train

19:27

your clients with AI. Nobody's teaching

19:30

this and I don't think anybody's ever

19:31

done a training on this before. I'm

19:33

going to break the whole thing down for

19:34

you. Click the link in the description

19:36

and sign up for the for the class. It's

19:38

100% free. The next tool we have is NAN.

19:42

NAN is S tier. So, N is is an open-

19:45

source tool you can use to set up

19:47

automations. You can set up complex

19:50

automations to get them to do almost

19:51

anything. In fact, it's too much for me

19:53

to go into right now. If you can learn

19:55

how to use this, you can you can

19:57

automatically respond to emails. You can

19:59

set up NAN. It automatically write

20:02

scripts for you, throws it in the Hunen

20:04

or Lemon Labs and creates a video for

20:06

you. And you can set it up so it posted

20:09

[music]

20:09

to to Instagram, Tik Tok, Facebook, and

20:12

YouTube all at once. It's one of the

20:14

most powerful tools there is when it

20:16

comes to this internet [ __ ] It's too

20:18

much to get into now, but [music] this

20:20

tool is S tier when you learn it. The

20:22

only problem with it is it can get like

20:24

way too complex, but you can set up

20:26

complex automations with this and it's

20:28

it's really awesome. So, I'm going to

20:30

move it to A tier [laughter]

20:32

just cuz the ease of the ease of use.

20:34

Eight tier is gamma AI. This is what I

20:38

use to put together presentations,

20:40

ebooks, things I give away. And let me

20:42

show you how it works. So, let's go back

20:43

to what we had in notebook, what we did

20:45

in Notebook LM. If I go to Notebook LM,

20:48

[music] right? Remember I said I had

20:50

them write a blog post for me, right?

20:52

Boom. So, let me copy this. So, I go to

20:54

GM. I I can type create new plain text.

20:57

And let's say I'm going to make uh a

20:59

document. Paste the text in here. And I

21:01

can say preserve exact text or you can

21:05

make it have it do summarize or

21:06

generalize notes. You have some options.

21:08

Then I click editor. Then I can pick the

21:10

style that I want. And I pick the style

21:12

of art. I'll just leave it right here.

21:14

Let me pick the style. Let's go with

21:16

this style. Or this one. You can preview

21:18

them. There's a bunch of different ones.

21:21

Let's pick this one. This one's cool.

21:22

All right. Select thing. I It's going to

21:24

create AI images for me. And let's hit

21:27

generate. Now it's making the whole

21:29

presentation for me. It's making charts.

21:31

It's putting everything in order. It's

21:34

making it look cool. It added the images

21:36

for me. Remember, this is about Keos. I

21:38

can edit it from here, too. Maybe I just

21:40

wanted it to say this. Boom. Look, it

21:42

added these images. And I can change

21:43

these images, too. I can make this an

21:45

image of myself. I take this image and I

21:47

move it here. Boom. Now I got me in

21:50

there. You know what I'm saying? Look at

21:52

this. Super dope. Talking about

21:53

cardiovascular. It made an image for me.

21:55

I obviously I I would change that too.

21:57

Like I don't know what's going on there.

21:58

It it went a little haywire. I can make

22:00

this an image of myself. Boom.

22:02

Definitely this old [ __ ] can get up out

22:04

here. These [ __ ] you know, can get up

22:06

out here. But you get what I'm saying.

22:07

What you can do is you can download this

22:08

as a PDF. Now you have a PDF you can

22:10

give away. You ever see people saying,

22:12

"Hey, I wrote on Instagram, hey, I wrote

22:14

a free guide to show you exactly how to

22:16

do whatever the [ __ ] they were talking

22:17

about. You can make your own like this

22:19

and they can be super fired, right?"

22:21

Then this this is strategy I teach my

22:23

students. It's a giveaway free guide to

22:24

be it helps um build their following.

22:26

helps build engagement and they're

22:29

they're able to get some clients out of

22:30

it, too. And you can put you can put

22:31

links in here to your calls. This this

22:34

[ __ ] is fire. Gamma.com. This is one of

22:36

my favorites. Now, let's move on to

22:38

make.com. Make.com is similar to naden,

22:42

but it's it's simpler. It's harder to

22:44

[ __ ] up. So, you can set up like really

22:46

complex automations. I've seen people

22:48

create whole faceless YouTube channels

22:50

with make.com. They have it on its own.

22:52

go research a topic, write the script,

22:56

put it in the hijen, make the video, and

22:58

then post it to [music] social media.

23:01

Like, we've seen people do this [ __ ]

23:02

you know? Perplexity, this is cool.

23:05

Perplexity is I got to give it B tier

23:07

right now. It's basically like another

23:09

LLM. It's it's like Chad GBT or Grank or

23:13

Gemini, but they got some work to do.

23:15

What I really do like about Perplexity

23:17

is that's how I get my news. I can't

23:19

show it right now. What I do is I go to

23:21

perplexity and then I put in the topics

23:23

that I'm into and it gives me every day

23:25

gives me like a feed of topics that it

23:28

gets from the internet. It goes and

23:29

grabs the [ __ ] that I'm into and sends

23:31

it to me and it aggregates it from

23:33

multiple different sources. This is how

23:35

I stay a breast of different things, you

23:36

know, like I have AI, money making [ __ ]

23:40

stock market, and all this [ __ ] comes up

23:42

in there and it's cool. And what's

23:44

really cool is it gives me like detailed

23:46

automatic summaries of the news from

23:49

multiple different sources. So for

23:51

example, let's say um so this was this

23:53

article about open AAI building earbuds

23:56

and it shows a bunch of different

23:58

sources where it went and got that

24:00

information from. But now I can have it

24:02

read it to me. So sometimes when I'm

24:03

working out, I have Perplexity read the

24:06

news to me. And it

24:07

>> developing Chad GPT powered earbuds

24:09

cenamed Sweet Pea to rival Apple Airpods

24:13

with a potential September 2026 launch

24:16

and sales target of 40 to 50 million

24:19

units in the first year.

24:21

>> Sometimes when I'm working out, I'm

24:23

either listening to podcast, but a lot

24:24

of times I'm getting my news from

24:25

Perplexity and it gives me AI summaries

24:28

of the topics [music] that I told I'm

24:30

interested in. And I think that's that's

24:32

the most valuable part of Perplexity. Uh

24:34

the next one we're gonna go with uh

24:37

Leonardo. This is a image creation tool.

24:40

Man, I think this is Dtier. Don't waste

24:42

your [ __ ] time with it. This better

24:44

image image generation [ __ ] to use, you

24:47

know? In fact, one that's S tier,

24:50

Google's Nano Banana. Best image

24:52

generation tool there is. Let me show

24:54

you some examples. Not only can you can

24:56

you generate images with it, but you can

24:59

also edit images with it. You can

25:01

[ __ ] steal thumbnails. Let's say

25:03

there's a YouTube video. This the homie

25:05

Dan, friend of the show. He's been on

25:06

the podcast. That's my homie. That's my

25:07

dog, man. I liked his thumbnail, right?

25:10

So, I threw a picture of me. I said,

25:12

"Yo, man. Replace the guy in the first

25:14

photo with the guy from the second

25:16

photo. Keep everything else the same,

25:18

man. Make sure the aspect ratio is 16

25:20

by9 because it will be used as a as

25:23

[music] a YouTube thumbnail." Boom. It

25:25

made it made this [ __ ] perfect. I stole

25:27

that [ __ ] All right. That's what I do.

25:29

>> Stole that [ __ ] That's what I do.

25:31

>> Hey man, if you can't steal from your

25:33

friends, who can you steal from? It's

25:35

It's inspiration if it's one of your

25:37

friends. If it was some other guy, it'd

25:39

be thievery. And then I I took another

25:41

one. I was like, "Yo, that was so good,

25:42

man." I took another one of his

25:43

thumbnails, threw a picture of me up in

25:45

there. Boom. Hey, man. Replace the guy

25:47

in the first photo with the guy from the

25:49

second photo. Keep everything about the

25:51

photo the same. Boom. I stole that [ __ ]

25:54

[laughter] Then I made some variations

25:55

of it, you know. I kept going. Some of

25:57

them was better than others. Yo, Nano

25:59

Bananas. That [ __ ] You can edit photos,

26:01

you can make photos. You know, it it

26:04

it's really lit. Another one we have is

26:07

Grank. I'mma put Grank at Btier. Some

26:10

people like it a lot more than me. It's

26:11

all about Gemini and and Chat GPT. The

26:15

The cool thing that you can do with

26:17

Grank, I'm going to show you something

26:18

is image. The video is pretty good and

26:20

super fast. So, I'm going to take this

26:22

image of me, dump it in here. Now, it's

26:24

going to make a video of it. All right.

26:26

Give it a second. And it's super fast.

26:28

It's 50% done. I I've used this stuff

26:30

for B-roll in videos or just like quick

26:34

[ __ ] If I had an image or something I

26:35

need to make, but like check it out.

26:37

It's kind of weird what he's doing.

26:38

Yeah, you might have to give it a few

26:40

tries, right? That one's not the

26:42

greatest, but I can give it a prompt.

26:44

You know what I'm saying? But you you

26:45

get it. Yeah, you're going to have to

26:46

[ __ ] around with it a little bit, you

26:48

know? But that's the best use case. like

26:49

really quick image generation that's and

26:52

video gener generation that's that's

26:54

usable. The next one is uh we got

26:56

lovable which is also S tier. You can

26:59

actually go to lovable and you can make

27:02

[ __ ] apps, web apps, mobile apps,

27:04

everything like I made a sales coaching

27:06

app. I coded it right here. I can I

27:08

haven't published it but I said yo use

27:10

um the NPQ framework and make a a sales

27:13

coach for sales people that they can use

27:15

while they're on a call. Right? This is

27:17

that NPQ uh sales style, right? So you

27:20

and it has the questions you can ask in

27:22

the in the different phases of NAP. The

27:24

connection questions, boom, situation

27:26

questions, boom, boom, boom, boom. These

27:28

are questions you can ask. Boom. Then

27:29

when you the problem questions, if you

27:31

know what in NQ is, then you know what

27:33

I'm talking about, right? Consequence

27:35

questions, solutions questions,

27:37

commitment questions, and it gives you

27:39

all the questions there. Boom. You can

27:40

put them here. You copy your clipboard.

27:42

And then it has objection handling [ __ ]

27:45

right? And then these are the main

27:46

objections. No time price be talking to

27:48

my spouse skepticism, right? And it's a

27:51

framework where you can hand it's [ __ ]

27:52

you can say to handle objections. This

27:54

is something I was just [ __ ] around

27:55

with putting together for sales people,

27:56

but I can deploy this app and give it

27:59

either have it for myself or give it to

28:00

someone. Lovable is S tier for creating

28:02

your own apps. Uh the another one is

28:04

cool. I'm going to put it at a tier.

28:07

It's not as good as low as good as

28:08

Firebase Studio. This is a no for by

28:11

coding, no code app development.

28:13

Basically, I made like a trading

28:15

journal. I like I didn't want to pay for

28:17

some [ __ ] and I made a trading journal

28:18

for it, right? And let's say you put in

28:20

um and this [ __ ] is works. Let's say Let

28:22

me see if I can make if this demo works.

28:24

Let's say you made 4K. Boom. You can say

28:27

how you felt, man. You know, saying I

28:30

did great and followed my rules. Boom.

28:34

Now, it's keeping my monthly uh P&L,

28:38

winning days, average days. Let's back

28:41

log and let's just fill it up with some

28:42

[ __ ] Let's say I made let's say I lost

28:45

$1,000 this day. Yo, and I can say, man,

28:48

I [ __ ] up and did not follow my rules.

28:55

Put that in there. As you can see, my my

28:57

monthly P&L, average loss. This is

29:00

something I just coded up real quick.

29:01

There's a bug in here. I got to fix it,

29:03

but whatever. Right. And now it also is

29:05

giving me a chart. Let me just put

29:06

another day in here so you can see

29:08

what's up. Let's say if I go back to say

29:10

I put in um 12, say I made 5K, just

29:15

write anything traded. Well, now I have

29:18

my trading log, my trading curve, and

29:21

then boom. And now it's adding up my

29:23

monthly P&L, winning days, monthly, and

29:26

this is something I just I just threw it

29:27

together. Then over time, this becomes

29:28

like super valuable. Now it's like every

29:30

time I see a tool and it's for sale,

29:32

I'll be like, man, [ __ ] that [ __ ] I'll

29:33

just go on Firebase Studios or Lovable

29:35

and make that [ __ ] myself. That's why I

29:37

think it's dope. Loom. Loom is is

29:40

definitely a tier. So Loom is basically

29:43

you can record your screen like anytime

29:45

you want. You can record your screen.

29:46

You can record what you're doing. It's a

29:47

Chrome extension. For example, I need to

29:49

explain something to someone on my team.

29:51

And instead of trying to get them to

29:53

figure it out or trying to describe it,

29:55

I'll just hit the LON tab and just

29:57

record myself doing it. If I go here, I

30:00

can just hit Loom. All right. Boom.

30:02

Three, two, one.

30:05

Yo yo yo Nema, this that [ __ ] that I

30:08

wanted you to see. You know this the

30:10

trading journal, man. This how you use

30:12

it. You can do this [ __ ] bro. All

30:15

right. Boom. Then hit share. [laughter]

30:18

And then what's cool is I have a video I

30:20

can send to Nema real quick and it'll

30:22

give a AI transcript of it and it'll

30:25

show everything that's going on in

30:26

there. If we go back here, uh, Notion

30:29

AI. So, you all know I'm a big fan of

30:31

Notion and now they have AI [ __ ] So,

30:33

you know what's cool about notion is you

30:36

can do anything with it, but it's it can

30:37

get complex. But now you have Notion AI

30:40

and you can just tell notion what to do.

30:42

You can say, "Hey, man, make me a

30:43

dashboard for planning my 2026 goals."

30:47

And Notion AI will just build that [ __ ]

30:48

for you. You can say, "Uh, make me a

30:50

dashboard to plan my trip to New [music]

30:53

York." And it'll [ __ ] make the plan

30:55

for you, right? Notion AI is pretty

30:57

dope. If you're not using it, you need

30:58

to use it cuz it'll build [ __ ] for you.

31:00

And then it also has LLM [ __ ] in too. So

31:02

you can build everything in notion. So I

31:04

run my whole life out of notion. Yeah. I

31:06

can say, "Oh, make me a tracker to plan

31:08

my next Instagram a month on Instagram

31:10

res." And it'll build that [ __ ] for you.

31:12

You could be more complex if you want.

31:14

Oh, Firebase Studios. Firebase Studios

31:17

Btier is good. There might be better

31:18

tools, but I use Firebase Studio to

31:21

basically record and transcribe all of

31:25

my Zoom videos. Anytime I'm on Zoom,

31:28

Firebase is connected to it and it

31:30

records all my Zooms. It gives me a

31:32

transcript of it and then it gives me an

31:34

AI summary of everything that happened

31:36

on it complete with action plans. And

31:38

with my sales team, I have it so it

31:40

records all of their sales calls and

31:43

then I can take those transcripts I put

31:45

into a Chad GPT project that I made to

31:47

actually analyze their sales calls, see

31:49

what they did good, see what they did

31:51

bad, see what they could have did

31:52

better. It's it's super useful. The only

31:54

reason it's not a or is because I feel

31:56

like it might be better tools that I

31:58

just haven't explored yet. Same with

32:00

Zapier. Sapier is is Btier is very

32:03

similar to N8N or make. It's just not as

32:06

robust, but you can set up a lot of

32:08

pretty complex automations, things that

32:10

happen. You know, one way I teach my my

32:12

students to use it with their online

32:14

training businesses is I show them how

32:16

to set it up to their payment processor.

32:18

So, as soon as somebody buys, their plan

32:20

starts getting made for them right away.

32:22

But it sends them the form so they can

32:24

fill out everything so we can start

32:25

making their plan right away. And it

32:27

just speeds up a lot of different

32:28

processes. I've been using Xavier for

32:30

over 10 years before it they had real AI

32:33

integrations, but now it'll do it with

32:34

AI. Uh Clawed Dtier, I'm just not a fan

32:38

of Claw, man. However, Clawed Code, if

32:41

you are a coder, it's S tier. It's the

32:44

best. I'm not going to get into it cuz

32:46

you [ __ ] ain't coders. I know

32:47

that [ __ ] you know, but if you are a

32:49

coder, Claw Code is the best. Chad GPT

32:52

Atlas, I think this is Btier right now.

32:55

So, it's Chad GPT's web browser. So

32:59

basically it's like Chrome with Chad GBT

33:01

built into it. So if you go to OpenAI

33:03

Atlas, you can you can download it. It's

33:05

a free browser and basically it works

33:08

with your Chad GPT account. Any web

33:11

pages you're on, you can have it give

33:12

you summaries. They have you tell you

33:13

everything about it. That's pretty

33:15

[music] cool. You know, you can have it

33:16

analyze things for you. I use it a lot.

33:19

It's not my main browser though, but I

33:21

do use it and I I like it. Many chat.

33:24

Minihat is it's not S tier. So close

33:28

though. I'm going to put it at a tier.

33:31

Right. So Mini Chat, they have some AI

33:32

integrations, but it in it integrates

33:34

with Facebook and Instagram. So if

33:37

you're on my Facebook and I say comment

33:39

a word and I'll send you a free guide.

33:40

Well, I'm not sending each one of those

33:43

guides to you, right? Many chat is

33:45

hooked up to my Instagram and Minihat

33:47

will send it straight to you, right,

33:49

automatically. And then I'll get in

33:51

there, you know, and talk to you after

33:53

that, right? But it handles a lot of

33:55

that heavy lifting for you. Now, it it

33:57

has some AI stuff in it where it can

33:59

actually do more. I just haven't set

34:00

that up yet. You know what? It could be

34:02

better, but [music] I use it so much.

34:05

I'm going to put it S tier just cuz it's

34:06

so useful for me. It really, it really

34:08

helps a lot. And I teach my students how

34:10

to do it with their online training

34:11

business. Again, I'm doing a free

34:12

training where I'll show you how to use

34:14

AI to grow your following, get more

34:16

clients, and use AI to train your

34:19

clients. Click the link in the

34:20

description and uh register for this

34:22

class. Nobody's doing this. Nobody's

34:23

Nobody's teaching this [ __ ] Cursor AI.

34:26

Cursor. If you are a developer, cursor

34:29

is the [ __ ] I'm going to put that at S

34:31

or if you're a developer. Yo, here's a

34:32

new one. Clawed co-work. This [music]

34:35

actually just came out. I haven't had a

34:36

lot of experience, but I I like what I

34:38

see. So, basically, Clawed Co is

34:40

something you download to your computer

34:42

[music]

34:42

and you can use AI not just on the web,

34:45

but in your computer. It turns your

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computer into a AI machine. So, you can

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open up a clawed co-work chat and say

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straighten up my desk my desktop. It'll

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start doing [ __ ] on your computer. You

34:56

can It can go browse the web. It can go

34:59

do [music] [ __ ] It just came out like

35:01

the other day at the time I'm recording,

35:03

so I haven't been able to experiment

35:06

that much with it, but so far I like

35:07

what I'm seeing. Google Labs. This is a

35:10

tier just cuz it's so much [ __ ] in it.

35:12

Basically, [music] in Google Labs, they

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have all these different tools that you

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can use for free. This is one that clean

35:17

up your email. This is when you can try

35:19

on different clothes, [laughter] right?

35:21

You upload a photo yourself [music] and

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then you can like download a picture of

35:24

some clothes and you can try it on. I

35:26

haven't even seen all these. I don't

35:27

even know. This is kind of like make.com

35:29

Opal, but it's Google's version of it.

35:31

So, basically, you can come come in here

35:33

and set up like [music] workflows and

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automations, but in Google's ecosystem.

35:37

All right. They have a music generator.

35:38

It's called music sandbox. Similar to

35:40

not as good as but they have stuff. You

35:42

can learn stuff so you can learn

35:43

different things. There's so many

35:45

different tools. It's kind of intense. I

35:47

haven't even been through all of them.

35:49

Right. You can learn a language. You

35:50

[ __ ] replace Dual Lingo and like

35:53

start learning a different language. If

35:54

you want to learn Spanish, yo, Oblar

35:56

Espano, you can start [ __ ] with this

35:58

[ __ ] Notebook LM is one of these one of

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the projects in Google Labs, right? Is

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basically you can learn about any topic

36:04

with this tool right here. Uh then this

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where Firebase Studios in here, too.

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That's what we talked about. It's really

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dope, man. There's a lot of [ __ ] in

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here, man. You can [ __ ] with. All right.

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Uh cling AI. It's fine. It's kind of

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expensive and it's not great. Like some,

36:19

you know, I'm going to put it at B tier.

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Runway. This is image generation [ __ ] C

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tier. Midjourney. Ctier. The image

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generating. Nothing beats Nano Banana.

36:28

Like it's really just beating anything.

36:30

All right. Go high level. All right. So,

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this is a CRM. I'm going to put this at

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a tier. So, this is a CRM you can use to

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manage customers. You can send emails,

36:38

text messages, and you can set up AI

36:41

automations and flows in this. So when

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somebody downloads a certain thing or

36:45

somebody comes into your CRM, you can

36:46

really set up the really complex flows

36:48

[music] with it, you know. I like it a

36:50

lot. It's very good, you know, for for

36:52

business. It's it's a tier for sure. All

36:54

right. And that's my list. I'm doing a

36:56

live training where I'll show you how to

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use AI to grow your online training

37:00

business. I'm going to show you how to

37:01

use AI to create content. I'm going to

37:03

show you how to use AI to actually get

37:06

more clients. And I'm going to show you

37:08

how to use AI to train those clients.

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Right? You can make more money while

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saving time and it's going to work even

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if you don't have a big following. Even

37:15

if you're not certified, even if you

37:17

don't have a lot of experience. It's a

37:18

free training. Nobody's teaching this

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[ __ ] Nobody's taught it before how to

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use any of your online fitness business.

37:24

I was one of the first people to do

37:25

online training back in '09. I was like

37:28

one of the pioneers in the space. Then I

37:30

was one of the first people to teach

37:31

people how to grow their online fitness

37:32

business about 8 years ago. Now I'm

37:35

pioneering AI training and you can be

37:38

the first to learn it. Make sure you

37:39

register for that class. All right,

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let's get it. [music]

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