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Three hours.

That’s how much time one student’s bots gave back to her this morning.

She attended our GrokBots webinar, and here’s what she dropped in our group chat:

“The bots this morning saved me three hours of time. I’m done for the day and started at 8, I normally work until 2.”

Think about what you’d do with that. Done for the day, hours before her usual 2 o’clock finish.

And she didn’t spend weeks building this. She told us it took one conversation about bots to set up four of them: a coordinating bot, a PodMatch bot, a YouTube bot and a ClickFunnels bot.

One conversation. This morning she ran 3 of those bots at the same time.

And she’s not doing less. Her bots are getting more done, faster.

Her PodMatch bot alone saves her an hour to an hour and a half a day, on a task she did not like. Her web bot found and fixed tons of errors on her website, taking its grade from a C or worse to a B+.

In her words: “They work so fast it’s amazing and they have found things I would never know about.”

Now, you might be thinking, “That’s great, Paul, but I’m not a tech person.”

Neither is she: “I have very few tech skills.”

And if you’re worried about AI breaking something in your business, here’s how she stays in control: “The bots change nothing unless I tell them to.” They report back. She decides.

She trained them on her style and tone, and told them her number one outcome is people joining her membership.

That’s her experience, in her own words. And here’s the thing. The owners winning with AI aren’t better prompters. They’re better bosses.

On the GrokBots webinar, Tom Woods and I showed how to build your own team of bots with jobs: bots that run parts of your business, sound like you and work together.

On the replay, you’ll watch us give bots real jobs, live. A voice memo I left about 4 minutes in turned into ClickFunnels pages by about minute 14. A spoken request turned into a full partner kit. And my podcast bot drafted 37 pitches, then rewrote all 37 when I called out the fake flattery.

Pick your one thing this weekend, and watch the replay before Monday.

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To your success,

Paul Counts

P.S. Three hours back in one morning, from someone who says she has very few tech skills. Her advice: “I suggest you start with just one thing and have a working bot review it.” Pick yours this weekend. See how to give your first bot a job >>>