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W four WN Radio. I got
the time And did you know women represent

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just three percent of Fortune five hundred
CEOs and less than fifteen percent of corporate

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executives at top companies worldwide. Have
you wondered what the secrets are to getting

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being held back in your career? Are

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passed over for promotion, then you're
in the right place. Hi, I'm

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doctor Matlananne lewis President and CEO of
the Executive Women's Success Institute. I have

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decades of experience in the military,
the federal government, and corporate America,

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and my mission is to help women
succeed and tap into their full potential.

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I want to reach a million plus
women around the world to become the leaders

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they are meant to be. So
if you want to move into a management

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the military into business entrepreneurship, then
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at three zero one six nine three
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on the fast track to success.
Well. Hello, and welcome to the

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Success for Women's Show, where you
can view us on Talk for TV and

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listen to us on the Women for
Women Network. I am doctor Madline Ann

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Lewis your host, and my mission
is to help women accelerate the path to

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success. Well, today's topic is
how AI Artificial Intelligence transformed me and my

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guess is Miss Alicia Silberg. Let
me just give you a little bit of

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background on her. Alicia Silberg is
a cross between a survivalist and an industrialist.

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Someone who's had who has had to
innovate and use whatever resources are available

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because she had to. And she
is someone who sees opportunities in the marketplace

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and capitalized capitalizes on those opportunities.
Alicia is the founder and CEO of Unemployable

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AI, specializing in harnessing artificial intelligence
to drive growth, scalability, and profits

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for companies. She is also the
founder and general partner of the investment firm

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Street Global, a leading venture capitalist
in Silicon Valley, where she mentors tech

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startups and helps them to go public
as a powerful thought leader, She is

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a United Nations Women Empower Women Global
Champion and an international board director with Sovereign

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Wealth Fun Experience. Alicia's recently released
multi award winning book, Unemployable How AI

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Transformed My Work and Life, details
her heroin and inspiring life story and is

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a guide to infinite success and personal
development. I'd like to bring on to

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the show, Miss Alicia Silberg,
thank you for hosting me. I'm absolutely

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ecstatic to be on a show that's
so powerful and so important in the world.

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So thank you, thank you for
being here. It is just awesome

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to have you here today, just
to have a conversation with you. Pick

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your brain, see what's going on. So before I get started, though,

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I always give my audience the standard
bio on my guests, but then

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I like to ask the guests,
so here's the question to you. Tell

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us what you want us to know
about Alicia Silberg. I'm an ordinary person

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who figured out very early on that
technology, especially AI, could enable me

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to achieve extraordinary things in the world, and I wanted to share that with

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everyone around me, so that if
you have massive dreams and at times where

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you're like, how am I actually
going to accomplish those dreams, there's something

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called AI which gives you superpowers,
and I'm a living proof of that concept.

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Wow. Now I have lots of
questions for you, but I just

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have to ask you this AI artificial
intelligence. I mean, this is something

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now that everybody's kind of talking about
your seeing it a lot, I for

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one, need to learn more about
it. So tell me why why artificial

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intelligence? What made you kind of
grab on to that industry. So my

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journey with AI with technology started very
far away from Silicon Valley, as you

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briefly mentioned. I grew up in
South Africa and I bought one of the

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first AI companies, which was focusing
on helping sales people do a better job

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in terms of closing deals. And
it was an incredibly interesting experience because I

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wasn't a naturally born salesperson, but
I understood that I wanted to get better,

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and so it fed my curiosity and
on a deeper level, I was

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constantly asking questions in terms of how
do we democratize this to you know,

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share it with other people, so
that it wasn't something just for the elite.

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It was something that everyone could participate
in. And so I went down

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a rabbit hole and became more and
more of an obsession with me and eventually

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we saw old Xaling Force that's one
of the first AI companies like of its

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kind in the world. And then
I went super deep and I found on

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Street Global, which was focusing on
AI starts. Very early on, people

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thought we were crazy. You know. I had conversations with founders. I

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go to investors and I say,
do you want to invest in this AI

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company? And they were important healthcare
companies and companies doing important stuff, and

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people thought, you're all nuts.
This will never work. And today we

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laugh because you know, now it's
so mainstream. But it was. It

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was a trial by fight, and
you had to truly believe in a better

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future where you could see, okay, this is ultimately going to be for

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the betterment of humanity and stand by
it and continue to build in an ethical

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way. And so the more I
went into it, the more I was

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like, this is incredible. I
want to do more, which led me

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to, you know, of course, to write the book, and that

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led me, of course to build
another AI company because I saw the importance

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of getting this technology into people's hands
and to make sure that no one's left

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behind, which is an obsession with
me. M wow, I mean as

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I mean, it's such I guess, I don't know. Do you feel

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that you have to be technologically savvy
to be able to understand it? Or

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can you know, an ordinary person, can you plug me off the street

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and say, sit me down and
say I can show you how to do

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this and it'll be clear enough where
I would be able to do and say

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in my business, absolutely, And
I think that was the importance of writing

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the book. Where people perceive me
as being very technical, I'm not.

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I'm surrounded by very technical people,
which is why I could see that I

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wasn't technical. What I was was
very good at was having an obsession with

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learning and having a growth mindset.
And I think those are the two key

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factors that a person needs to ask
themselves do I possess me two things.

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If you do, the sky is
the limit for you. It literally the

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future is limitless for you. And
yes, I could sit with anyone right

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now and say, okay, let's
sit together and tell me something you're trying

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to achieve where you feel stuck,
and then I'd pull up you know,

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GPT. We can talk more about
that, and I'd say, let's build

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a custom GPT for you to solve
this problem. And if it's the right

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problem, we could rapidly. It
takes me probably like ten minutes now to

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build a custom GPT, and rapidly
the person would be sitting with me and

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they follow. It's super simple to
do. It's not a technical thing.

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It's literally just a step by step
process where like like a recipe, You

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open a recipe book and you're like, hey, there's a recipe. I'm

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going to follow that recipe, and
you're going to follow the recipe I show

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you, and you're going to build
something that can then be used by you

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to solve a problem that's been frustrating
you. And then you can say to

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the people around you, whether it's
your employees or whatever the case may be,

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to use this custom GPT and they
can use it as well. And

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suddenly you've created something that's very scalable, that's taken your knowledge and you've put

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your knowledge on steroids. And it
wasn't difficult. The most difficult part of

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it was being open minded enough to
say, am I going to be uncomfortable

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for the next ten minutes because it's
new and you know, you're creating new

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neural pathways in your brain. It's
just a new way of doing things.

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But how you need to see it
is, once upon a time, we're

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all new to computers, and we
all had to like take that leap of

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faith, and then you got it, and then you're like, oh my

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word, this is like the coolest
thing I can do. All these things

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it's the same thing. It's a
new way of interacting with the machine,

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and for many people, a simpler
way. I find this extremely easy,

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and everyone around me does too.
Wow. You know it's amazing that you

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said about being able to use it. Say, for example, if you

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wanted to scale something in your business. For example, I was just talking

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someone about that earlier today. I
was in a meeting and we were talking

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and I was telling him some things
that I wanted to do in my business.

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And one of the things he was
saying about he was talking about,

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you know, the first thing you
need to do is have your operating system,

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and so what you do can be
duplicatable. And so just from listening

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to what you just said, it
sounds like AI can do that. I

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mean, if you you know,
put it in a program or program it

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in such a way that it can
show me what I need to do to

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do what we were talking about.
This is I'm just amazed at this.

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I really, I really am.
I mean, it's like wow, So

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tell me how has your challenging upbringing
and experiences shaped your message and your journey

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today. So absolutely they played a
massive role, and I don't It enabled

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me to see, oh, where
I was versus where I wanted to be.

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And I realized very early on that
if I only looked around me,

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my circumstances were very bleak. It
was like a dead end life. And

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so it enabled me to be incredibly
creative in terms of opportunities and saying,

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okay, again, this is where
I am, this is where I want

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to be. I know my strength, I know my weaknesses. I'm very

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good at finding mentors. My entire
life of being able to reach out to

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the right people. But at the
same time, I was very disconnected from

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the end goal, and so the
idea that I could figure out, what

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is out there that can help me
leverage my network, that can help me

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leverage my skills, what's that missing
piece and can I use that missing piece.

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So it's such a silly example and
it's in the book, but we're

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sitting in South Africa. My father
just died. It was very difficult set

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of circumstances. We were going to
lose everything, We're going to end up

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on the streets. My brother and
I were very creative founders. He was

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seven years older than me, and
there was an internet cafe just a block

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down from our shop, and we
were desperate, very desperate circumstances, and

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between the two of us, we're
like, there's this thing, it's the

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Internet, and well, our circumstances
are so bleak, why don't we use

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this thing to actually improve our lives? And so there was the technology leverage.

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At the same time, we had
entrepreneurial skills, so we had a

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business which we needed to save,
and so we used our skills to reach

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out to these suppliers in Asia.
So my dad's shop was a costume store

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and pharmacy and we reached out to
these suppliers and we said, can you

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supply us with samples? And so
we started importing all these samples and we

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enabled the business to succeed. We
took the business to Canada. We supplied

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the movie industry in Canada. Why
do I tell you that because it was

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that same idea. You have an
idea and you need leverage, and the

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idea that the leverage is never in
our lives has leverage been easier to obtain

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than it is now. You have
the Internet. You have over three billion

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people on the Internet, so you
always have a supply of customers. So

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you've got your supply of customers,
and you have AI which will lose all

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the barriers to entry. So,
for example, if you want to create

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a website and you're not a designer, well there's AI now that can create

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a website for you in less than
five minutes. You just need to know

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what you want in that website.
Oh, you need content created for that

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website. THEAI can help you with
that. Each one of the steps that

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before you'd have to figure out,
find the right person to support you,

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at an individual, you can be
like, I've got the leverage, now,

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which are the key people can help
me take that leverage to the next

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level. And that's been that's been
the gift that came out of these very

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harrowing circumstances that I can say to
people, now, Madland, tell me

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what you're trying to in your business
right now, Let's do a real life

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case study and what you want to
achieve, and let's figure out which AI

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tools are the best AI tools for
you to get the results as rapidly as

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possible. You're this huge thought leader, let's make it even bigger using the

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power of AI. Wow. That
is it's kind of mind blowing. I

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mean, you know that's incredible.
It really is. Wow. So what

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advice can you share with other women
looking to break barriers in especially male dominated

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industries like the tech industry and venture
capitalists investors. So I think for me,

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the biggest thing is that it's given
me superpowers. So I'll give you

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a real life example. I see
the AI as a tool for exceptional personal

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and professional growth. And let's take
my journey with Silicon Valley. Can really

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bring it home and you can see
how really practical it is. I went

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to Silicon Valley. It was a
dream to Bold, the venture capital firm,

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and from day one I realized this
out of my depth. I was

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going to fail. It was inevitable. I was just like everything around me

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with the standards were extremely high,
the competition, the capital, everything,

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and I'm a very good researcher,
and I was like, I'm going to

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fail. I'm going to There's no
way it's going to work. So I

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started reading between two hundred and five
hundred pages a day of research, but

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at the same time I needed to
continue building whatever was building. I realized

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pretty rapidly, I'm not going to
get through all this information. So what

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didn't I do? Okay, let
me find an AI tool that can help

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read to me because I'm an audio
based learner, So that sped up the

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process. Already, I loaded in
research every single day and I started reading

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it while I was like walking to
yoga wherever I needed to go. It

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enabled me to go at double the
speed and at the same time at AI,

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which was summarizing this information, so
I had summaries in terms of what

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I needed to know. And I
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other people, I came from a
different culture. We speak very differently in

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the Commonwealth to how we speak in
the US. I was struggling, I

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was failing to convey what I needed
to convey. I enabled myself to create

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an AI writing assistant, so for
my text messages, for my emails,

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where I was rarely struggling, I
suddenly was excelling the research. I mentioned

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brainstorming again, I need an AI
brainstorming tool. And each one of these

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things they were very early, but
at the same time they were good enough

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to help me build my business and
put my business on steroids. Now,

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if you think about the investing,
I never told anyone I started using AI

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for investing very early. And you
know, people picture hedge funds like for

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example, Renaissance Technologies, or they
picture Bridgewater and they say, well,

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they have billions of dollars under man
management. That's how they built all this

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AI technology and they were able to
invest this way. Actually, I was

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doing the same thing on a much
smaller scale because it came from a place

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of survival, and so in terms
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of breaking into tech, I think
what I learned was that I did what

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I needed to do for my business
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my own problems with the lens to
what can help me achieve the next milestone

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on my journey to success. I
had that big dream and I was like,

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I'm going to fail if I don't
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It enabled me to excel. It
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very different way because they respected me. They respected my ability to say I

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want this so badly that even if
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things that are in this world as
they stand, I am using whatever skills

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and knowledge I have in order to
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for example my confidence, I have
an AI coach which has It's incredible

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what I've done with this AI coach, because as a woman, I can

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be very hard on myself. So
I track every week, like on a

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daily basis as a CEO, how
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be I can rate myself. I
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on average, I break myself forty
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looks at this, my AI coach, because I'm sharing everything and this is

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all doable. Please understand this is
not anything special. My AI coach ranks

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me between like seven and eight,
and so at the end of the week,

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we do a strategy session, me
and my AI coach. Okay,

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here's some feedback. And I have
a human coach. So when we notice

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a pattern in terms of you know, lack of self worth, imposter syndrome,

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these kinds of things where okay,
this is an ongoing problem. I

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have a human coach who's very comfortable
working as my AI coach, I give

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him a list and I'm like,
Okay, these are the challenges that I'm

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continuing to face. Can you help
me. He's worked with me on affirmations

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where it's like, Okay, keep
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and we've built this dream team where
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my human coach, and then I
go back the following week and I'm working

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with the AI coach. And so
the human coach is very excited because he's

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getting the benefit of seeing the AI
at work in terms of things he wouldn't

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be aware of otherwise, and so
he's getting that help. At the same

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time, the AI is like seeing
me grow, helping coach me. And

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as far as unemployable AI goes I
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I could get out of my own
way. Even when I wasn't aware I

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was in my own way. I
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but there were times where I'd run
into my own barriers. And so as

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far as getting into bench capital,
into tech, it's a matter of are

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you passionate about it? You want
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that it's an incredibly important thing,
like what is your intention? And then

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at the same time saying, okay, how do I get started and I'm

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using custom GPTs is a very simple
way, But that's the easiest way because

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it's your own it's your own tool
you creating for yourself that no one can

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no one can take from you.
And each time you create one of these

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tools, you empower yourself more.
You're saying, I am taking ownership of

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this, I am preparing myself for
the next coming decades and whatever you are

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trying to achieve. If you're a
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company, whatever the case may be, that's your toolkit and that makes you

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more valuable in the workplace. So
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a very different opinion to everyone else. But at the same time, I

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think the proof is in the putting
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me into my next question about how
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great equalizer? And I know it
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it, but tell us how do
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the idea that it can you can
leverage it for so much personal and professional

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growth, the idea that it levels
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many people are very frightened right now, are losing their jobs. Yeah,

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I live in la and I'm seeing
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the production companies. The job's not
coming back. People are talking to me

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the whole time. And if I
have a very different pisis and it may

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be founded in the fact that I
came from, you know, poverty.

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And my thesis is the jobs of
the future haven't even been created yet,

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and that's what makes it so exciting. So if you say to me,

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Elisia, what is your job,
like, tell me what you actually do

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for like twelve thirteen hours a day, what would you call your job?

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I pull myself a model manager.
Now what does that mean? Two years

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ago? Five years ago, ten
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netter. That means that someone like
you comes to someone like me and says

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Alisia, I'm extremely good at what
I do. I have a big business.

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I want a bigger business. At
the same time, these are the

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frustrations, these are the biggest pain
points in my business. These are the

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biggest bottlenecks. I want you to
help me solve it with AI. Well,

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I sit down and then I work
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your business at a very deep level. I get to understand you. I

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get to understand where you try to
go, and then a build a blueprint

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generated by me and the AI together
with you. It's work, but it's

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basically understanding the business at are very
deep level and everything you want to achieve.

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I come back to you, I
say, Madeline, here's a blueprint

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of how the AI sees your business
and these are the priority areas. Do

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these priority areas line up with you? And you go yes, I think

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this is priority number one. I
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think this is prior to number three. So say, for example, you

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say your priority number one is you
want to raise more capital. That's a

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big thing. Okay, So how
does that make the world a better place?

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Okay? So prior to this,
you would have had to go into

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the market and you'd have to raise
capital in the traditional way. It's a

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very frustrating, painful experience to raise
capital, and anyone that's done understands it's

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really wears you down and takes extreme
amounts of self discipline and self belief and

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conviction to do it. I looked
at this and I was like, there

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has to be a better way.
How do I give Madlen what she needs?

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She wants capital? Well, I
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Can I chart out the fundraising process? And can I ensure that the AI

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does eighty percent of the hard work
to ensure that Madlon gets the results she

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wants? Absolutely? How did I
do that? I built that process.

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I understood it, and I built
that process. So I come to Madden

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and I say, Madlin, I
want you to sit on this webinar,

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and I want you to pitch to
these investors. And these investors who are

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showing up on this webinar are people
who have been curated by means of AI.

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So you are not going to be
pitching to people who don't like what

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you're doing, who are going to
say no? Who are the people on

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this webinar have been selected by the
means of a substantial amount of work building

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AI models, so that those people
you are pitching to are people who want

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to be investors in your company.
And the questions you are being asked are

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being asked by people who again want
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so for me, how how does
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example and it's living proof of saying
okay. The world before AI looked a

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certain way. There were things that
needed to be done in order for companies

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to be built, which were excruciating
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now, as a result of the
AI, it enables people to do things

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that we couldn't do before. It's
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As I say to the customers we
work with, did you get the capital

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or didn't you get the capital?
Were did you get more meetings than you

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would have gotten? How will you
treated in those meetings? Did it converts

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to the end result you wanted?
Is that money in the bag? Can

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you deploy that money into building your
business or your fund? Iff it happens

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to be a fund and for me, it's like the most important thing.

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And I know I hold AI to
a very high ball. Was this practical?

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Did you, as the person,
as the human get the result you'd

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want it? It's all that matters. Wow. So tell me if say,

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for example, you already have Okay, you're in business, and you

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have a program that you created,
like an online course, let's say an

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online course, and you want to
update that online course. You know,

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maybe you did it a couple of
years ago, and you want to make

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it more relevant, more current.
Can you just build an AI program to

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go in and look at this course
and say, okay, here's what I

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already have, bring it current updated. I mean, can you do that?

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Absolutely? Let's give you a real
life example. So I had I've

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had the book I wrote, and
I used an AI editor for that.

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As I said, no, AI
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but I was using AI tools in
terms of ensuring that the reader got

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the most value out of it.
Let's take for example, this new book.

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So I have the old book,
which you know, the current book

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which I've written. So I've built
a custom GPT and I've said to this

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custom GPT. My goal with this
new book is to be extremely practical,

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like every single thing I am doing
to build unemployable AI every single day.

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So I have thousands of custom GPT
chats and thousands of AI tools. I

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need you to look at this stuff
the whole time. And I have an

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outlined for this new book which I've
given you, and I'm going to to

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basically give you my old book.
I'm going to give you all these chats,

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and I want you to consolidate this
into something that I can take the

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first two chapters to my human editor
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I wrote this as my new book. These are the first two chapters,

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taking into consideration everything I did with
my original book and everything I do every

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single day to ensure that it's super
practical. And somebody can look at these

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first two chapters and say, wow, at least he's doing this right now

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in her business. I can go
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now. And so none of this
is complicated, none of it. It's

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very simple. It's a matter of
knowing the psychology of how do I actually

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do this or you know the steps
to knowing how to do this, But

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in your situation. It's extremely straightforward. It's a matter of again being willing

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to say, am I comfortable sharing
my course with an AI? So that's

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the first thing many people say,
comfortable. I don't want to share my

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course with the AI. What you
can do, is what I found to

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work extremely well, is to say, can I get this all done in

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thirty days? If you can get
it done in thirty days, you can

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use that chat, get the value
out of the chat, and then say

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at the end of the thirty days, I'm going to delete this chat because

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I've gotten everything I need out of
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with your course, it's extremely easy. It's unfortunately we can't do a live

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demo right now. We could do
a webinar or something together, and I

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could actually show you how if we
take your course, we'd work through it

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step by step in terms of what
you want to change, what your vision

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is, what you want you where
do you want the AI's help. So

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it is very clear in terms of
its role and your role, and it

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could be done. As I said, I haven't seen the content, but

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I would say we could get it
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where I know what this kind of
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will be a substantial amount of work, and it's just at the point where

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it's like we would literally just sit
together and it would be the most important

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part of me is you would have
fun. That's the thing that everyone needs

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to understand. You getting the result
you want can be a very fun experience

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versus you know, it can be
very taxing when you want the goal,

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but you're like you're going through the
process of getting it and the idea that

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you finish, you've got your updated
course and then you can take it to

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your students and everyone you want to
sell it. You can you know,

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put on your website. And that's
delightful. Wow, that's incredible. That's

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incredible because actually I've been looking at
my course and I've been saying that very

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thing that I need to sit down
and go through it and you know,

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update it. And now you're telling
me that if I, you know,

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had an AI program chat GBT,
I could do that in a matter of

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days. Wow, that would be
incredible because you know, the work would

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go into it, if I had
to sit down myself and go through it,

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or you know, it would just
take a long time. So that

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is wow. So tell me what
inspired you to write Unemployable and what do

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you hope the readers will take away
from it. I was obsessed my entire

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life. I've seen myself as an
educator and like, you have a larger

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mission and you you know, I'm
so inspired by your work in terms of

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empowering over a million women. For
me, it's about promoting AI literacy and

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empowerment, you know, like AIS
transform my life and it's given me touch

411
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joy, Like I just feel such
a sense of gratitude that I get to

412
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do this and I get to live
at this time in history, and the

413
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idea that I can spread that and
share that with other people was incredibly important

414
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to me. You know, I
get to spend my time was a dream

415
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for me to spend my time with
the smartest people in the world. But

416
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at the same time, the world
is going to change in a way we've

417
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never imagined before as a result of
the AI and the idea that I had

418
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the capability, I had the platform
to be able to share that with other

419
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people was extremely important. The idea
that I could take other people on their

420
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journey, and like we have in
this conversation, you've got this very important

421
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platform to be able to say to
you, Okay, let's help you do

422
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your course so you can get it
into more women's hands faster. That's a

423
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very important thing for me. And
I think when I see the impact that

424
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the book's having, when I see
the impact that the AI is having,

425
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and seeing, for example, like
you're saying it, like women saying,

426
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Okay, I'm going to incorporate this
into my business right now because I need

427
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to spend my time on the twenty
percent that's most important to my business in

428
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terms of growth, in terms of
revenues and profitability, and let me get

429
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the AI to do the work that
I don't have the time to do or

430
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don't want to do, so that
I can be my most effective self in

431
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achieving my goal. For me,
it's just it's just been such an critical

432
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part of building unemployable They are Wow. So how can others discover and unlock

433
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their inner super powers a lot of
like you did with a high How can

434
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others do the same thing, especially
when you know we always need that extra

435
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something to help us out. You
know, the way you gave me the

436
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challenge you're dealing with. I think
that's a brilliant starting point because it makes

437
00:33:30.799 --> 00:33:35.000
it so easy sit down and say
to yourself, what are the biggest problems

438
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I'm experiencing right now? What are
the biggest challenges? And for me,

439
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you know, I'm obsessed with building
companies, so I'd say think about it

440
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from a career perspective or from a
business perspective, because that that's a way

441
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of like starting. And I've also
noticed with the AI, like as I

442
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said, I keep saying custom GPTs, but it's such a comfortable, safe

443
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place to get started that are highly
recommended. We're saying, okay, these

444
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are my two to three biggest challenges. Now which one inspires me the most

445
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to solve for? So one of
them will always be the big one that

446
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you want to go after. Then, as I say, we can do

447
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another session where I can take you
through it live in terms of solving for

448
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it. Say, for example,
it's getting more customers. You're like,

449
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okay, I want to grow my
business. I want to get more customers.

450
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This is a problem for me sitting
down and saying to Bolding this custom

451
00:34:22.800 --> 00:34:24.679
GPT and saying, Okay, this
is my business, this is what I

452
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do, this is what makes me
special in terms of this business. I

453
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think this is what is unique in
terms of the market and what I do

454
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for customers. Can you help me
scale my business and you'll start converse with

455
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it as if it's a friend.
That's a very important part of it,

456
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and I think that's why I've been
very successful at this where I wasn't uncomfortable

457
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with the idea that it was a
machine, but I was having a conversation

458
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with someone that happens to be much
more intelligent than me, and so being

459
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able to be vulnerable and seeing it
as a safe place is also are really

460
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important. So I don't recommend in
sharing anything personal, but at the same

461
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time, sharing enough that the machine
understands what your goals are, what you're

462
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trying to achieve, and where you
see is your strengths and weaknesses. And

463
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that's a starting point because immediately you'll
start getting feedback and the more you play

464
00:35:16.679 --> 00:35:20.199
with it, the more you do
it. So every day, sated yourself.

465
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I'm going to dedicate ten minutes to
this conversation every day, and I'm

466
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going to see it as the best
strategic partner I can find. So I

467
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treat all my ais as like my
co founders in building my company, and

468
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so I treats it as if,
Okay, I have this problem right now,

469
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I have this this week, for
example, where I have this extraordinary

470
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employer. She's absolutely amazing, and
she's been outgrowing the position she's in and

471
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she needs more opportunity. And I
knew it. I knew. I think

472
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she's absolutely phenomenal. You came to
me and she's like, I'm feeling stuck,

473
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like I love what I'm doing,
feeling stuck. And I was like,

474
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what are your superpowers? And she
said, WI wants to stuper into

475
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the law, and she's super into
human rights, like super into. She

476
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wants to potentially go into an NGO, and she like effect change on a

477
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global scale in these global organizations.
Mm hmm. I was like, I

478
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can see this as a human but
at the same time, like I don't

479
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know how to give her the right
advice, and I see myself as her

480
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mentor and she's got unlimited amounts of
potential. I've sat down and I specifically

481
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both accustomed GPT for this thing,
explained the entire situation to the GPT.

482
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I said, she's phenomenal. I
want her to stay on the team,

483
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but I also want her to reach
her full potential. This is what she's

484
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told me in terms of her career
and what she wants to achieve. Help

485
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me, help her. So we
looked at it and we're like, you

486
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know, AI is a perfect place
for her to be doing this because legal

487
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there's so much now happening in terms
of the actual legal side AI impacting companies

488
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at the same time as far as
impacting from it and rights perspective in terms

489
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of you know, like transparency,
all these things, biases, all these

490
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things. And I took a step
back, and the AAR said, well,

491
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how about we position her role for
her to do more of this kind

492
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of thing within the business. And
I was like, I'm blown away,

493
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Like these are such important things in
our business and it's kind of been a

494
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blind spot for me as a human
because I felt like it was being taken

495
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care of. But at the same
time, she is someone that can hold

496
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us to accountable at a completely different
level because she's so passionate about it.

497
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I went back to her and I
was like, well, how do you

498
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feel about us enhancing your position where
you can be the strategic thought leader because

499
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you're doing all this research every week
advising us in terms of ethics in terms

500
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of the legal side of ar and
go super deep in terms of what we

501
00:37:45.800 --> 00:37:52.440
can leverage this knowledge that was me
using my superpowers where I could do certain

502
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things I couldn't do other things.
And as a result, I've got an

503
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employee who's thriving, who's growing in
the business, taking on a bigger leadership

504
00:37:59.719 --> 00:38:04.559
role. And anyone can do this
way. You see a problem because the

505
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problem in your superpower is speak to
one another. It's really weird. But

506
00:38:07.119 --> 00:38:09.719
people often say to me, like, how do I find a superpower?

507
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And I'm like, take a step
back, think of what your biggest problem

508
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is, because in that finding that
biggest problem, secretly or quietly, your

509
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superpower is sitting there with it.
Because you wouldn't be so passionate about solving

510
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that problem if it wasn't related to
your superpower. And then say, okay,

511
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this is my starting point before you
know it. If you keep doing

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it for like ten minutes, day, six months time, whatever that goal

513
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was associated with solving that problem,
I guarantee you you're going to be very

514
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successful. Wow, that's amazing.
That is amazing. So can you share

515
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an example with us of how you
overcame limitations and what others can learn from

516
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it. I think the biggest thing
was, for example, as I mentioned

517
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it, how I was going to
fail in bolding my dreams, you know,

518
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building, investing in startups, investing
in people solving the biggest challenges in

519
00:39:05.199 --> 00:39:07.320
the world was extremely important to me. I was a kid that grew up

520
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in a third world country and I
saw huge problems, and I just I

521
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had this dream of coming to this
amazing country and being able to participate in

522
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all the things that you know.
I was walking down the street today,

523
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I'm like, I'm in California and
their palm trees and I have to often

524
00:39:24.199 --> 00:39:27.840
rub my eyes because I'm like,
I can't believe, but I literally,

525
00:39:27.960 --> 00:39:30.320
yeah, those palm trees are real
and I get to see them every day

526
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of my life. And for me, the idea that I was going to

527
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fail if I never if I never
succeeded and used whatever I could. I

528
00:39:42.480 --> 00:39:45.840
think when it comes to the investing, I'm particularly proud of the fact that

529
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I built. I built AI tools
that most people would think I would be

530
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impossible. So let's take one I
built this week, which was just fun

531
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and people can use it and can
try it out. So I'm an early

532
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stage AI. So I ran two
companies, says you know, I run

533
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the venture capital firm and I run
unemployable AI. So I'm very busy.

534
00:40:05.920 --> 00:40:08.800
At the same time. If you
look at what's happening in AI, the

535
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public markets is where all actions taking
place. So Microsoft, Google, in

536
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Vidio. I like, there's a
ton of action taking place. Now I

537
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don't have time to invest in the
public markets. Know how to invest,

538
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but I don't have time. And
that's you know, it bugs me because

539
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I'm like, hey, I'm an
investor. I want to participate in it.

540
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There's a lot of money to be
made. I said to myself,

541
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I'm going to do something about this. So I have my early stage investing

542
00:40:35.039 --> 00:40:37.440
knowledge and I was like, I'm
going to boild this custom GPT, and

543
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I have insights from you know,
the smartest people in the world. I

544
00:40:40.039 --> 00:40:44.079
listen to a ton of podcasts.
I'm going to like we were saying about

545
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your course, I'm going to consolidate
all that information. I'm going to share

546
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it with this custom GPT. I'm
going to say, let's run an experiment,

547
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very small sums of money, but
let's do it in a public way

548
00:40:53.760 --> 00:41:00.519
so people can see us do this
and let's create an investing portfolio focusing on

549
00:41:00.559 --> 00:41:04.760
the public markets which can help us
capitalize on AI. Let's see if we

550
00:41:04.800 --> 00:41:07.119
can make money in the public markets
when I don't have time to do with

551
00:41:07.119 --> 00:41:10.760
this. And at the same time, you will be our chief investment officer,

552
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so I have my knowledge, you
have your knowledge, will use the

553
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power of the internet, and we
are going to see what we can create

554
00:41:17.280 --> 00:41:22.519
out of this and going to build
a portfolio. It was absolutely mind blowing

555
00:41:22.880 --> 00:41:28.119
because the investments that it chose versus
the investments I would choose. I was

556
00:41:28.159 --> 00:41:30.880
like, this is really intriguing.
This is an experiment running. As I

557
00:41:30.920 --> 00:41:35.159
say, we've started around this experiment. I'm getting the AI to help me

558
00:41:35.199 --> 00:41:38.000
balance the portfolio. See every quarter
I share everything with the AI. I'm

559
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not compare. Let's balance the portfolio. It took a strategic role in US

560
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and I'm intrigued. I would love
for your listener's also to participate. You

561
00:41:46.559 --> 00:41:52.159
can log into this custom gptavolve and
you can ask your questions right now.

562
00:41:52.239 --> 00:41:53.960
You can go and you can say, Okay, this is what I'm hearing

563
00:41:54.000 --> 00:41:57.559
in AAR when it comes to AI
in the public markets. This is what

564
00:41:57.599 --> 00:41:59.920
I read on the Wall Street Journal. This is what I read, Yeah,

565
00:42:00.000 --> 00:42:02.400
Bloomberg, what do you think about
it? It will answer you and

566
00:42:02.480 --> 00:42:07.519
it will give you feedback. And
we don't know. We don't know,

567
00:42:07.960 --> 00:42:10.079
as I say, how this will
play out. It may make us our

568
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little portfolio a lot of money.
So it's every single month, it's just

569
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doing, you know, like investing
small amounts of money automatically into these companies.

570
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And as I say, the part
that I will have to participate in

571
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is rebalancing it. Where I will
not be in charge of rebalancing. I

572
00:42:24.599 --> 00:42:28.320
will be in charge of, you
know, like getting it all the data

573
00:42:28.320 --> 00:42:31.039
it needs. That's my responsibility to
ensure it has everything eats. I'm in

574
00:42:31.119 --> 00:42:36.239
charge of ensuring that all the early
stage information is constantly sharing it. And

575
00:42:36.280 --> 00:42:38.639
that was an example, as I
say, where you ask me about overcoming

576
00:42:38.679 --> 00:42:44.599
limitations, what was the limitation?
The limitation was I don't have enough time

577
00:42:44.639 --> 00:42:49.559
in my life to capitalize on my
very valuable knowledge in the public markets.

578
00:42:49.599 --> 00:42:52.599
Even though there you can look at
Facebook makes fifty billion dollars in a day,

579
00:42:52.719 --> 00:42:57.400
like that's where the money is being
made in AI. So I'm working

580
00:42:57.440 --> 00:43:00.719
here helping my companies. I'm bulling
my own company. I don't have time

581
00:43:00.760 --> 00:43:04.480
to capitalize on something that a rightfully
could be able to capitalize on. And

582
00:43:04.559 --> 00:43:07.519
so that is a perfect example of
using the power of AI. Now it

583
00:43:07.679 --> 00:43:14.239
sounds extremely complicated, and please understand, it wasn't. I understood the steps

584
00:43:14.719 --> 00:43:19.239
going back to educating people. I
understood, Okay, how does this work?

585
00:43:19.639 --> 00:43:22.840
What is my problem? What is
my goal? Can I write it

586
00:43:22.920 --> 00:43:28.480
down? You're very talented. Can
you systematically write down what your problem is

587
00:43:28.519 --> 00:43:30.199
that you need to achieve? What
was my problem? I have no time?

588
00:43:30.519 --> 00:43:34.480
What was my problem? Money's being
made in the markets? What was

589
00:43:34.519 --> 00:43:37.320
my problem? Up on key track
in this every single month? It needs

590
00:43:37.360 --> 00:43:43.360
to be automated. So use already
four simple problems that the AI can address.

591
00:43:43.519 --> 00:43:45.079
And what was my goal? I
want to make money out of the

592
00:43:45.079 --> 00:43:49.280
public markets? Can you help me
do this? And was I willing to

593
00:43:49.320 --> 00:43:51.840
take a small risk? I was
like, Okay, these one hundred dollar

594
00:43:51.880 --> 00:43:53.159
begs, this is not a lot
of money. Let me see why it

595
00:43:53.159 --> 00:43:58.079
comes out of this? Can this
actually work? Can a normal person who

596
00:43:58.119 --> 00:44:00.920
is not on Wall Street, we
doesn't have access to a hedge fight?

597
00:44:00.159 --> 00:44:06.599
Can they do this for themselves?
Perfect example of overcoming my own limitations in

598
00:44:06.679 --> 00:44:12.320
order to achieve my goals. Wow, that's amazing. That is amazing.

599
00:44:12.599 --> 00:44:19.159
You are giving us so many great
nuggets here. It's just it's really blowing

600
00:44:19.199 --> 00:44:23.360
my mind here. But it is
really this is great. There's just so

601
00:44:23.400 --> 00:44:28.360
many questions. I have enough time
to get into all of them. But

602
00:44:28.559 --> 00:44:34.719
if you had tell us, if
you had one piece of advice that you

603
00:44:34.760 --> 00:44:38.800
could, you know, leave with
the women out there that's viewing you as

604
00:44:38.840 --> 00:44:45.800
it relates to AI, what would
that one piece of advice be. Don't

605
00:44:45.880 --> 00:44:51.840
be a AI, embraces go on
it, go with it. So what's

606
00:44:51.960 --> 00:44:57.920
next? Anything on the horizon?
I know you have the Unemployable AI.

607
00:44:58.199 --> 00:45:01.599
Is there any other books coming out? Anything else we should be looking for

608
00:45:02.280 --> 00:45:07.000
on the horizon? Yes, new
book is I'm working super hard with it

609
00:45:07.039 --> 00:45:10.599
and I would love for you all
to participate in it. I would love

610
00:45:10.599 --> 00:45:14.559
your feedback because at the end of
the day, that's why I've broken it

611
00:45:14.639 --> 00:45:16.400
up into, you know, multiple
chapters. I want to get it into

612
00:45:16.440 --> 00:45:20.320
your hands. I want you to
be using the information. I want you

613
00:45:20.360 --> 00:45:22.880
to come back to me and say
this is working for me. Our businesses

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are succeeding, We're doing this.
It's exciting. So new book, extremely

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excited about it. I'm doing a
lot of webinars, I'm doing a lot

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of workshops where there's a need message
me and say Elisia, this is where

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a group of women we're doing this
cool thing. We need your help.

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Can you just like show up virtually
put us all on the court, and

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we want to learn how to do
this for ourselves. So I'm very aligned

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with you. Where you talk about
you one million women, I'm very aligned

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if I can get a million women
doing this for themselves, for the as

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a So I'm obsessed with companies,
building companies, you know, helping the

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employees just like excel using the power
of AI. I would be extremely excited.

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Wow, that's good to know.
That is good to know. So

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tell us if someone wanted to reach
out to you to find out about all

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the things that you're going to be
doing, your webinars, your workshops and

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different things like that, how can
they reach you? And also to get

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your book? How can they reach
you? So to reach me, I

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have an AI inside and newsletter every
week. I highly recommend you sign up

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for it because we put a ton
of work into ensuring you get a lot

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of knowledge and value from there.
So you can go into my website an

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employable dot ai and you can sign
up for the newsletter. You can connect

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with me on LinkedIn. I'm always
happy to hear from you. Make sure

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that you say your follower of Madland
so I can just like flag it.

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We have a lot of messages coming
through, and put your ask in the

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message so I can actually make sure
to answer your specific ask. And then

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the book. The easiest place to
get the book, of course is on

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Amazon, but you can buy it
all over online and get the book,

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read the book. Because my goal
with the first book was the form a

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found trust. So it's very vulnerable
in the book is very honest because I

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think as a woman, we need
that sense of connection and community and seeing

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who is this posson and what is
their goal, And so it was to

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start a foundation a relationship between me
and the reader where we can go on

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that journey together, inspiring them and
empowering them to fulfill their dreams. Absolutely

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well, thank you so much.
It has been a pleasure having here on

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the show and talking to us about
AI artificial intelligence. For those who need

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to know what the acronym stand for
it is something that we've been hearing a

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lot about and I know a lot
of us need to learn more about it,

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especially if we're in business. As
you said, I'm sure it could

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do a lot for the business.
So thank you so much for bringing that

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information to us. We really appreciate
you. Thank you, Thank you.

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I had the time of my life. Alrighty now I'm just gonna let everybody

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know what's coming up so that they'll
be able to find out everything. Don't

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forget, I'm doing the Show Up
to Rise Up Virtual Summit, which is

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scheduled for September twenty sixth through the
twenty eight, twenty twenty four. So

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if you're interested in being a speaker
on the platform, all you have to

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do is go to www dot speak
at show Up to Rise upsummit dot com.

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That's www dot speak at show Up
to Rise Up Summit dot com or

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email me at info at EXWSI dot
com. And again, don't forget to

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make sure to watch my TEDx talk, which I did in Canada, and

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as you know, I am still
excited. The Show Up to Rise Up

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is the topic of my TEDx talk
and as of today it's at two hundred

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four thousand, six hundred and twenty
one. So I am excited it's moving

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out there. So keep sharing,
keep liking, keep commenting on the video.

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I truly appreciate it. It is
definitely If you want to find out

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more about it, or if you
haven't heard it, go to YouTube,

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put in my name in the search
box Doctor Madeleine and Lewis and it'll come

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right up, or email me info
at EXWSI dot com. Again, I

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want to thank my guests, Miss
Alicia Silberg, for being here today.

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I want to thank the viewers and
the listeners for joining me. This is

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the successful women's show. I'm doctor
Madeline and Lewis, and if you'd like

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to reach out to me, you
can of course email me at info at

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EXWSI dot com. Don't forget to
share this episode. Like our channel both

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YouTube and talk for TV channel.
Make sure to like them again. This

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is the successful women's show. We're
here every week. I'm your doctor Madeline

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and Lewis, helping women to accelerate
the path to success. Thank you again

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for joining us. I love you
all to life and as always, be

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well and stay safe out there.
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