I built 4 Agents in 55 minutes to save 20+ hours a week

All right, this is super cool. This type of stuff only happens, I think, on MFM, but here's the deal. I have a friend named Wade Foster, he started a company called Zapier. Zapier is a business that was bootstrapped to hundreds of millions in revenue and it's worth five or ten billion dollars. And I had the CEO and founder on Wade, I had him on MFM and I said, look, Share your screen and show me how you're using AI to save ten, twenty, thirty hours a week. It's pretty amazing he did it. And he broke down like three or four different ways that he has automated parts of his life and his business. And it's really, really cool because this guy

has an incredible perspective because he has such a large company. But because he helped create this whole automation industry. So if you want to save a bunch of time The stuff is not complicated. I don't know AI that well, and I'm going to implement a ton of the stuff that I've just learned. And by the way, if you're listening to this with audio only, you might want to go to Spotify Video or YouTube to watch this. It has a lot of visuals. You can still get a ton of value on audio, but it's just better, I think, on YouTube. So

Give it a watch. Give it a listen. And let me know if you dug it. Talk soon. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I could be But I want to I'll put my lawn in it like a day song on the road, let's travel. So uh I'm thinking about how to introduce you, but basically I met you in two thousand and sixteen or seventeen, something like that, when you spoke at one of my events, and then I asked you to speak at one of my events because you founded and ran a company called Zapier.

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