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0:00Believe it or not, everyone trying to
0:01make money with AI right now is making
0:04the exact same mistake. You see, most
0:06people think they have to build their
0:07own tool or some kind of AI startup, but
0:1099% of them will get demolished by the
0:13huge companies with millions in funding.
0:15Eman here is an investor and advisor to
0:17a multi-billion dollar AI company. So, I
0:20asked him to film this video with me to
0:22share his unique insight into where the
0:24industry is heading over the next few
0:26months. From what you're seeing, how are
0:28the people making serious money with AI
0:30doing it?
0:31>> Well, every business knows that they
0:32need to be using AI, but almost none of
0:35them know how to, which means that the
0:36real money goes to whoever can take
0:39these AI tools and put them to work for
0:41a business.
0:42>> And that's why today Eman and I are
0:43breaking down the proven ways to do just
0:46that. And we're going to be ranking them
0:47on this tier list. And as he's my guest,
0:50I'll let Eman [music] take the first
0:51one.
0:55>> So, this is all about getting paid to
0:56make [music] property listings look
0:58incredible. And you can use the AI to do
1:01all of the work for you. You see, every
1:03real estate agent and property owner
1:05knows that their photos are one of the
1:07first things that a buyer or a guest
1:09sees. And most of them are these rushed
1:12phone pictures with bad lighting and
1:14even worse angles. And most of them know
1:16that it's costing them inquiries, but
1:18they don't have the time or budget to
1:20hire a professional photographer to fix
1:22it. And that's where you come in.
1:24Because a few dollars in AI credits can
1:26turn these dodgy photos into something
1:28that looks like a professional shoot.
1:31And that's worth a lot more to them than
1:32what you charge. But, that's enough
1:34theory. How do you actually do this? So,
1:36you're going to start off by going to
1:37any property listing website. I'm here
1:40on Airbnb, but you can use Zillow,
1:42Property 24, or even booking.com. Look,
1:45it doesn't really matter. So, take some
1:47time to go look through all of the
1:48listings and photos, and I can
1:50immediately see there are some pretty
1:52bad ones here. So, your job, or in fact,
1:55I should say AI's job, is to fix that.
1:57So, the next step is you're going to
1:58take the photos here on the listing and
2:00then you're actually going to feed them
2:01into an AI image generation platform
2:04such as Hexfield. And then it's just a
2:05case of typing in a simple prompt like
2:07this in order to improve them.
2:11And there we go. Look at how much better
2:13these are already. But it doesn't stop
2:15there because the real opportunity is
2:17going one step further in creating a
2:19cinematic walk-through video generated
2:22from those same photos. Let me show you
2:23what I actually mean. So, I'm going to
2:25paste this prompt in here and see what
2:27it generates.
2:30>> [music]
2:34>> This is nuts you can do this from your
2:36laptop. And look, I get it from your
2:38perspective you're sat here and you're
2:39going, "Okay, well, why would a real
2:41estate agent or Airbnb host pay for
2:43this?" Well, it's quite simple. There
2:45are two main reasons. The first is
2:47rather obvious. Better photos and videos
2:49gets more inquiries and more inquiries
2:51means more bookings and more sales. But
2:53the second reason is the one that most
2:55people never think of. Time. I mean, a
2:58walk-through video actually does the
2:59first viewing for them because the
3:01buyers who don't like the layout, they
3:03filter themselves out at home. Okay? So,
3:05the agent only spends their weekend with
3:07people who actually want the place. So,
3:10if I wanted to offer this, how would I
3:11actually get my first client? Well,
3:13believe it or not, finding a list of
3:15potential clients is as easy as their
3:17names, emails, and phone numbers that
3:19are already sat here on online property
3:22listings. So, I'd pick a couple with
3:24terrible photos, I would improve them,
3:25and I would actually send them the
3:27before and afters as a free sample. This
3:30is pretty cheap and fast, so you can do
3:31lots of them for different agents. And
3:34then I would produce one walk-through
3:36video that you can use as an example of
3:38your work. Now, these are a little bit
3:39more expensive to generate, so I
3:41wouldn't waste money doing this for
3:43free. Then, when an agent bites on the
3:45photos, I would actually show them that
3:47example and offer the walk-through as
3:49the upsell. But how much money can you
3:51make? Look, I'm going to be honest.
3:53You're not going to be charging
3:54thousands per video here. A walk-through
3:56and some improved images can be priced
3:58about 100 bucks, but it only costs you a
4:01few dollars in credits to make. So, the
4:03profit margins are great. And as you
4:05land more clients with more listings,
4:07you can actually start charging monthly
4:08retainers. At that point, this can make
4:10you anywhere from 5 to 10,000 dollars a
4:12month. Look, it's not going to make you
4:14a millionaire overnight, but it's a
4:16pretty solid start. So, how quickly can
4:19you get started? Well, all you need is a
4:20laptop and a subscription to a platform
4:22like Higgsfield. You can land your first
4:24client this week and your first paid job
4:27can pay for the tool 10 times over. So,
4:30how competitive is it? I'd say this is
4:32low, well, at least for now. Most people
4:35haven't realized how good AI photo and
4:37video generation has become, but that
4:39window will close as the word gets out.
4:41So, being early here counts for a lot.
4:43The only thing holding it back is that
4:46it's a service, which means your time is
4:47the product. The more money you make,
4:49the more time it takes to fulfill the
4:51work. So, for that reason, I'm actually
4:53going to go ahead and put this in
4:56B tier. But, let's see if Mark's next
4:58one can beat it.
5:02>> Every creator [music] has a goldmine
5:04sitting in their back catalog, and most
5:06of them don't even realize. This idea is
5:09all about getting paid to dig it out.
5:10You see, loads of creators, podcasters,
5:13and business owners already putting out
5:15long-form content, such as a weekly
5:17podcast or a YouTube video, and they
5:19know they should be turning that into
5:21newsletters, short clips, X posts, and
5:24LinkedIn posts, because that's how you
5:26get in front of new audiences. Now, you
5:28might be wondering, why wouldn't they
5:30just paste it into ChatGPT themselves?
5:32The thing is, there's a bit more to it
5:34than that. You see, if you don't tell
5:36the AI how the creator actually talks,
5:39you just get a generic robotic post that
5:41nobody wants to read, and busy people
5:44don't have time to set that up properly.
5:46That's what they're paying you for. So,
5:48here's exactly how I'd do it. Step one,
5:51pick a creator or business that already
5:53makes long-form content. Now, for this
5:55demo, I'm going to use one of my videos
5:58from my new economics channel. This one
6:01here will do nicely, but
6:05you can use YouTube, Spotify, or any
6:07podcast. Step two, get the transcript.
6:11So, you can easily get this by heading
6:13over to an AI transcribing platform such
6:16as this one. It's pretty cheap to get
6:19the full transcript. Step three is where
6:21the magic happens. You need to set up a
6:23dedicated AI workspace for your client.
6:26Now, to do this, I'm going to sign into
6:29Claude and then new project.
6:33I'm going to name it after the client,
6:35something like Mark's
6:37economics.
6:39Then comes the important bit. Click here
6:42to add files and drop in everything you
6:45can find on them. Then I'll click set
6:48project instructions, and this is where
6:50you tell Claude exactly what you want.
6:55Now, as you can see, I've been really
6:58specific here, so it sounds like the
7:00client and not some generic robot. Step
7:03four, paste the transcript and let
7:05Claude get to work. There we go, and
7:07then I'll press enter.
7:12Look at that. From one video, we've got
7:15a newsletter, short-form scripts, X
7:18post, and LinkedIn post, all in the
7:20client's voice, and all in a couple of
7:22minutes. So, how would I get my first
7:24client? Well, as I said, there are
7:26thousands of creators and podcasters
7:29posting long-form content every week,
7:31and you can see exactly who's active.
7:34So, I'd pick a few who post a lot on one
7:36platform, but nowhere else. Someone with
7:39a great podcast, but no newsletter, for
7:41example. Then, I'll take one of their
7:44recent episodes, repurpose it, and send
7:47them the finished content as a free
7:48sample. But, before I send it off, I'll
7:51make sure to give everything a proper
7:52read-through, tweak anything that
7:54doesn't sound right, and check that it's
7:56accurate. After all, this quality
7:58control is what they'll end up paying
7:59you for. If they're impressed, you can
8:01then offer to do it on a paid basis.
8:03But, how much can you make? This one is
8:06great as most clients pay monthly based
8:08on how many pieces of content you
8:10produce each month. Which means you can
8:11make a few hundred to a couple of
8:13thousand dollars a month per client,
8:15depending on the volume and quality.
8:17That means you only need to land a
8:19handful of clients, and this can become
8:21a proper income. Your main costs are a
8:23QuillBot subscription and a
8:24transcription tool, but you'll easily
8:27pay for that with just one client. So,
8:29how quickly can you start? If you can
8:32read and can tell good writing from
8:33boring writing, you can be up and
8:35running within a few days. So, how
8:37competitive is it? I'd say there's a
8:39decent amount of competition as there
8:41are already agencies and freelancers
8:43doing this, and more people are catching
8:45on because the tools are so accessible.
8:48But, saying this, most of them just
8:49paste a transcript into an AI and send
8:51back whatever comes out. The ones who
8:54set it up properly and match the
8:55client's voice stand out. The only
8:57downside, just like Iman's first idea,
8:59is it's a service, so your time is still
9:02the product. But, as it's so simple,
9:04I've got to put it
9:06in the A tier. Actually, quickly before
9:08I hand back to Iman. Before we started
9:11filming, we both agreed on one idea that
9:13we believe is the biggest opportunity
9:16right now. But, it's so big that we
9:18couldn't do it justice in just one
9:20video. I mean, we can tell you the idea
9:22itself, but that's pretty useless
9:24without a plan on how to actually do it.
9:27So, we're doing something completely
9:28different. On November the 7th, we're
9:30hosting a free five-day event called the
9:33AI Income Challenge, where we won't just
9:35reveal this idea, we'll show you exactly
9:38how to build it step-by-step from
9:40scratch. I'll drop the link in the
9:41description, so go and save your spot
9:43right now because the people who move
9:45first on an opportunity like this are
9:47the ones who win. And the ones who wait
9:49until everyone else knows about it are
9:51the ones that get left behind. Right,
9:53over to you for the next [music] one,
9:54E-man.
9:57>> Every business has [music] a list of
9:59people who once said, "I'm interested."
10:02and were never followed up with. So,
10:04this idea is all about getting paid to
10:06go back and turn them into customers.
10:08You see, every time someone fills out a
10:10form or sends a message or calls a
10:11business asking about prices, they
10:14become something called a lead. But most
10:16of them never buy. So, all of these
10:18leads just sit there in a spreadsheet. A
10:20dentist, a gym, a roofer, a med spa,
10:23they've all got hundreds, sometimes even
10:24[clears throat] thousands of them just
10:26sat there gathering dust. And that's
10:28crazy because these are people who
10:30already showed interest. So, the hardest
10:32and most expensive part, which is
10:34actually getting them interested in the
10:36first place, has already happened. So,
10:38these dead leads are money just laying
10:40on the floor. Your job? Well, I guess in
10:43this case the AI's job is just to go
10:45ahead and pick it up. And do you
10:46remember how both of mine and Mark's
10:48last ideas were services? So, the more
10:50you earn, the more time it takes. Well,
10:52this one solves that because the AI does
10:54the heavy lifting. The first step is
10:56rather easy. You're going to take that
10:58list of old leads and load it into an AI
11:00tool that can actually text them. Now,
11:02for this case, I'm actually using a
11:03platform called HighLevel. For the
11:05purpose of this video, I've made a fake
11:07list of old leads for a dental clinic,
11:09so let's go ahead and import it. All
11:11you're going to do is click contacts and
11:13then import and upload the list. And
11:15there we go. There are all of our old
11:18leads ready to go. Now, in real life,
11:20this would be the list that the business
11:22already has sitting in their CRM or a
11:24spreadsheet. Step two is just to get the
11:27AI to write some natural-sounding
11:29messages. Now, I was just going ahead
11:31and playing around with Claude for a bit
11:33and it spat this out. Hey Sarah, it's
11:34Bright Smiles Dental. We came across
11:36your details from a while back. Are you
11:38still interested to get that checkup
11:40sorted? Step three, when Sarah replies,
11:42we're going to use AI to actually handle
11:44the conversation and there are lots of
11:46apps that have an AI bot for this.
11:48HighLevel's version is called the
11:50conversation AI. Just set one up and
11:52tell it what business it works for, what
11:54the services are, what the prices are,
11:57and its goals, which in this case will
11:59be booking an appointment. But why would
12:00a business pay you for this? Well, if
12:02you think about it, why wouldn't they?
12:04You're not asking them to spend any more
12:06money as you only get paid when an old
12:09lead turns into a customer. So, think
12:11about that from the owner's side.
12:12They're not paying for another piece of
12:13software that they might never use. They
12:16only pay when they also get paid. So,
12:18it's a win-win. Now, there's one rule
12:20that you need to stick to with this one
12:22and that is only messaging people who
12:24have previously opted in to hear from
12:26that business, which means their own old
12:29leads. You never run a list that you
12:31bought online. Also, you have to
12:33remember the rules on texting vary by
12:35country. So, just check what applies
12:37wherever you're operating and always
12:39give people an easy way to opt out. So,
12:42how much can you make? Well, because
12:44you're charging based on results, you
12:46can charge very handsomely, anywhere
12:47from 50 to a couple hundred dollars for
12:49each appointment that gets booked and
12:51shows up, depending on what the business
12:54actually sells. If you land a handful of
12:56clients, you could get to around $10,000
12:58a month. And because the AI handles the
12:59conversations, taking on more clients
13:01doesn't automatically mean that you
13:03spend every hour of your day working.
13:06But how quickly can you start? Look, I'm
13:07going to be honest, there's a bit more
13:09setup than my first idea because you
13:11have to learn the tool and how the
13:12conversations work, but you can have
13:15this up and running within a week or so.
13:17As for competition, this is better known
13:19than the real estate idea and there are
13:21already people offering lead
13:23reactivation, but there are far more
13:25local businesses sitting on neglected
13:27leads than there are people willing to
13:29go in and do it properly. So, the demand
13:32is still bigger than the supply. And the
13:34only downsides is a bit more setup and a
13:37bit more competition, which is why it
13:38was close to A tier, but for those two
13:41reasons, I'm actually going to put this
13:43in B tier. Let's see what Mark's got for
13:45us next.
13:47>> [music]
13:49>> This is all about getting paid to turn a
13:51business's terrible website into one
13:53that actually brings in customers. You
13:55see, most local businesses know their
13:58website is bad. It's slow. It looks like
14:00it was built in 2003, and it's
14:02impossible to use on a phone. But,
14:05redesigning it means finding a designer,
14:07waiting weeks, and paying thousands, so
14:09they just leave it. Luckily for you, AI
14:12can now build a modern website in
14:13minutes, so you can offer a makeover for
14:16a fraction of what an agency charges and
14:18still make a healthy profit. So, here's
14:20exactly how I'd do it. Step one, find a
14:23local business with a bad website, and
14:25there's loads out there. I'm going to
14:27head over to Google Maps and search for
14:30something like
14:32gardeners
14:34in
14:35Kent.
14:37And as you can see, a lot of these have
14:38websites that are outdated, slow, or
14:41don't work properly on mobile, so just
14:43click through a few and you will find
14:46plenty. Let's use this one for a quick
14:48demo. Now, apologies if this is your
14:50business, but you could really do with a
14:53makeover. Step two, use an AI website
14:56builder to make them a new one. So,
14:58let's go to my dashboard. It asked me to
15:01describe the website, so I'm going to
15:03type in something like modern
15:08mobile-friendly
15:09website
15:11for
15:12a gardening business
15:14in Kent,
15:16England.
15:18>> [snorts]
15:18>> Right.
15:19I'll then just have a look at their
15:21services, opening hours, and reviews,
15:23then list all that stuff in this prompt.
15:27Now, the more detail you give it, the
15:28better the results, and then press
15:31enter.
15:34And look at that. It's built a full
15:36website layout, text, images,
15:39everything. Now, if I want to change
15:41something, I can actually drag things
15:43around myself, or I could just tell AI
15:46what I want it to do for me. Look, it
15:49won't be perfect, so you'd always have
15:51to check the details, but as a starting
15:53point, that is insane. Here's the old
15:55website next to the new one. It's a
15:57night and day difference in my opinion,
16:00and let's just check it on mobile.
16:03There you go. How about that? That is
16:05pretty perfect, to be honest. Step
16:07three, send it to the business as a free
16:10sample. Now, I'm going to email them,
16:13"Hi,
16:14I noticed your website wasn't working
16:16well on mobile, so I put together a
16:20quick redesign.
16:22Here's what it could look like.
16:24Happy to make changes." Step four, if
16:27they like it, charge them to finish it
16:29and put it live, then offer to look
16:30after it monthly. So, how much can you
16:33make? Well, most local businesses will
16:35pay a few hundred to a couple of
16:37thousand dollars for a new website,
16:39which is far less than an agency would
16:41charge. Then you can add a monthly fee
16:43for hosting, updates, and small changes,
16:46which turns a one-off job into a
16:48reoccurring income. Your costs are an AI
16:50website builder and a bit of your time.
16:53So, how quickly can you start? Honestly,
16:56straight away. There's not much to learn
16:58because the AI does the design. What
17:01you're really learning is what makes a
17:02website work for a local business, such
17:05as clear services, easy contact details,
17:08and a good mobile layout. You can have
17:10your first sample done this week. What
17:12about the competition? Well, there are
17:15already lots of people building
17:16websites, and AI has made it easier for
17:19everyone. But, most of them just make
17:21something that looks nice. If you focus
17:23on sites that get customers to call or
17:25book, you'll stand out. The downside is
17:27that it's crowded, and like the other
17:29service ideas, it's mostly one-off jobs
17:32unless you build them up into a monthly
17:33client. For that reason, I'm going to
17:36put this one in the B
17:38C.
17:40Do you know what? This a hard one. I'm
17:42going to break the rules a little bit.
17:43I'm going to put it between the two.
17:46Right, back over to you, Eman.
17:49>> [music]
17:52>> This next one is all about getting paid
17:54to make the [music] ads the brands run
17:56on TikTok and Instagram without needing
17:58a camera or being an influencer. You
18:00see, before any of this, I actually ran
18:02a marketing agency. And back then, if a
18:04client wanted new ads, it was this whole
18:07operation. You needed designers,
18:09copywriters, and video editors. And for
18:11UGC ads, which are the ones where
18:13someone unboxes and uses a product, you
18:16had to ship products to creators. You
18:18had to wait for them to film, and only
18:20then could you turn that footage into
18:22ads. It was slow, it was expensive, and
18:25every new ad costed you time and money
18:28before you even knew whether it would
18:30work. But, you probably didn't realize
18:31that today you can create more than 10
18:33variations in one afternoon from your
18:36laptop for a fraction of the cost. So,
18:39here's exactly how you do it. Step one
18:41is you're going to pick an AI ad
18:42creation tool. There are loads of them
18:44out there.
18:45>> Now, for this demo, I'm going to use
18:46Hicks field, but to be honest, the same
18:47steps apply for most of the other tools.
18:49Step two is just upload all the data
18:51that it needs. I need to upload an image
18:53of an avatar, then some images of the
18:56products. We have this lip plumper I
18:58found earlier, so let's use that. Step
19:00three is just describe what we want her
19:02to do. The woman sits on her bed, holds
19:04the product to the camera, and looks a
19:07bit excited. She opens it, applies it
19:09while talking, and then gives it a
19:12thumbs up. And then for the actual
19:13words, something like, "So, everyone
19:15kept asking me what I was wearing on my
19:16lips, so here it is. This is the one.
19:19It's my everyday go-to now. Super easy
19:21to put on and I've had so many
19:22compliments. Link below if you want to
19:24try it." Now, let's click generate.
19:29>> Everyone kept asking what I'm wearing on
19:30my lips, so here it is. It's this little
19:32plumper I literally carry everywhere
19:34now. So easy to just click and
19:37swipe on.
19:39It's my everyday go-to, super easy, and
19:42I've had so many compliments. It's kind
19:43of funny.
19:45Links below if you want to try it.
19:46>> Look, there we have it. I would say that
19:48this has turned out pretty nicely. Now,
19:50if I was doing this for real, I would
19:51then take this video, I would send it to
19:53the brand, and see if they want to pay
19:55me to make more. And you wouldn't post
19:57the first version without checking it.
19:59Of course, you look at the product, the
20:00claims, and the branding, and really
20:02make sure that it all makes sense. It's
20:04the same value-first approach as Mark's
20:06website revamp idea. So, how much can
20:09you make? Well, this is where it gets
20:10serious because brands pay real UGC
20:12creators somewhere between $100
20:16or more for a single video depending on
20:18the creator and the usage rights.
20:21Package that as a monthly retainer for a
20:23set number of ads, and you could charge
20:25a few thousand dollars a month per
20:27client. But, how quickly can you start?
20:29Look, as you've seen, making a
20:30nice-looking ad is fast and easy, but
20:33making an ad that sells is a different
20:35skill because you have to learn hooks,
20:38angles, and what makes people stop
20:40scrolling. So, how competitive is it?
20:42Well, this is actually the most crowded
20:43idea that I've brought to the table
20:45today. AI ads are getting a lot of
20:47attention, and more people are offering
20:49them. The market is huge, so there's
20:51still room, but you're walking into a
20:54busy room. Now, that doesn't make it a
20:55bad idea. Out of everything on this
20:58board, it has the biggest earning
20:59potential. The demand never stops
21:01because brands always need new ads every
21:04week, and it pays monthly. But, it's
21:06only A tier if you're willing to learn
21:08how ads actually work. If you just want
21:11to start this week with no experience,
21:13it's a tougher road. So, I'm going to go
21:15ahead and put it into A-tier for
21:17potential with that big warning attached
21:20next to it. Okay, let's see what Mark
21:22has for us now.
21:27>> This is all [music] about getting paid
21:29to use AI to answer a business's
21:31customers questions for them. So, nobody
21:34on their team has to type the same reply
21:36for the hundredth time. You see, most
21:38businesses get the same questions over
21:40and over again. "Where's my order?
21:43What's your returns policy? Are you open
21:45on Sunday?" And someone has to answer
21:47every single one, usually while trying
21:50to run the rest of the business. Now,
21:52you might be thinking, "Why wouldn't
21:53they just add an AI chatbot themselves?"
21:56Well, I know from [snorts] experience
21:58that a chatbot dumped on a website with
22:01no training gives the wrong answers,
22:03which is worse than having no chatbot at
22:05all. Setting it up properly with the
22:07right information, the right tone, and
22:09knowing when to pass a customer to a
22:11human is what businesses will pay you
22:13for. So, here's exactly how I'd do it.
22:16Step one, pick an AI support tool. Now,
22:19there are loads of them out there such
22:20as Tidio or Chatbase. They all work in a
22:23similar way, so try a few and see which
22:25one suits the type of business you want
22:27to work with. For this demo, I'll use
22:29Chatbase, but the same steps apply to
22:32the others. Step two is to feed it
22:35everything you know about the business.
22:37Let's use this one for a quick demo.
22:39Now, I'm going to paste their website in
22:42here so that it can read the pages. Of
22:45course, the more information you give
22:47it, the better the answers. So, feel
22:49free to download their frequently asked
22:51questions and returns policy. I'm just
22:53doing the website address for the sake
22:55of speed. Step three, set the rules and
22:58test it. I'm just going to type
23:00something like,
23:02"You are
23:03a customer support assistant.
23:07>> [snorts]
23:08>> Keep the answers short and friendly.
23:13Only answer using the information
23:15provided." Now, that's important. "And
23:17if you don't know,
23:19say so and offer to pass the customer to
23:24a human." Now, for the most important
23:26part, the testing. That's the bit most
23:29people skip. So, I'm going to ask,
23:32"What's your return policy?"
23:37Okay, nice. Well, that lines up exactly
23:40with the business's actual policy. Of
23:42course, you should take some time asking
23:44as many questions as you can and
23:46double-checking the answers because if
23:48the bot makes up an answer, that's how
23:51businesses end up in trouble. So, how
23:53much can you make? Well, most people
23:56charge a one-off setup fee plus a
23:58monthly fee to keep it updated. How
24:00quickly can you start? Well, most of
24:03these tools set up in an afternoon and
24:05there's no coding involved. So, what
24:07you're really mastering is how to write
24:09good instructions and test the bot
24:11properly. Now, for the competition, I'd
24:14say this is medium to high. Chatbots are
24:16everywhere now and businesses can sign
24:19up to these tools themselves. But a lot
24:21of the ones you see are set up badly, to
24:23be honest. If you focus on getting the
24:25answers right, adding guardrails, and
24:27keeping it updated, you'll definitely
24:29stand out. The downside is that the
24:31tools are easy for businesses to buy
24:33themselves and if the bot gets something
24:35wrong, the blame lands on you. For that
24:38reason,
24:39I'm going to put this in the B tier.
24:42Alrighty, man, come on in. Let's talk
24:44about the last one together.
24:47>> [music]
24:50>> This idea is the one E-Man and I both
24:52agreed [music] is the biggest
24:53opportunity right now and it's exactly
24:56what we've been saving the STS spot for.
24:58>> That's right. We both asked ourselves,
25:00if we had to start again from zero today
25:04with everything that we know about AI,
25:06what's the single best way that we would
25:08choose to make money? And we actually
25:09landed on the exact same answer. And as
25:12Mark said, it beats everything else on
25:15this board.
25:15>> So, you're probably thinking, why
25:17haven't we told you what it is? I'll be
25:19completely honest with you. Cramming it
25:21into 5 minutes at the end of this
25:23YouTube video would ruin it. You get the
25:25idea, get excited, try it half-heartedly
25:28for a weekend, do it wrong, and quit.
25:30Exactly like most people do with every
25:32idea we've talked about today. This one
25:34deserves better than that, and quite
25:36frankly, so do you. That's why we've
25:39decided to show you how to do it
25:40properly.
25:41>> Exactly. So, November 7th, we are
25:43hosting a completely free 5-day event
25:46called the AI Income Challenge. And
25:49we're not just going to reveal this
25:50idea, we're going to build it out with
25:52you one day at a time. A real
25:55step-by-step plan that you can actually
25:57follow along in real time. So, here's
25:59what to do right now before you click
26:01off this video. Go to the link in the
26:03description, save your free seat for the
26:05AI Income Challenge starting November
26:077th.
26:07>> So, if you want to be there live when we
26:09reveal it, make sure to save your spot
26:11with the link in the description. And if
26:13you want to keep growing your wealth in
26:15the meantime, I'm going to leave another
26:16video right up there. But don't click on
26:18it just yet. Make sure to subscribe if
26:20you want to grow your wealth, okay? I'll
26:22see you over there.

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