Hey Iza, I checked our Instagram analytics last week and realized I hadn't created a single post in over a week. No writing captions. No designing graphics. No researching trends. A plugin I'd built had been handling all of it. The same account I used to pay an agency $7,000 a month to manage was running on its own. But this isn't really an Instagram story. AI didn't take my job. It took the worker part of my job - the repetitive execution, the part that grinds through the brief - so I could focus on the strategy instead. This week's video is about that: how I turned my own process into something that runs itself, and how you can do the same with whatever you're actually good at. Here's what I break down: → One person with Claude can now do what used to take a whole department - entry-level job postings are already down a third. → The Uber founders never drove a fare. They just understood the system well enough to design it - a gap that used to take a billion dollars and a thousand engineers. I show what it looks like when one person closes it with Claude. → I don't have a graphic designer anymore. I have someone with taste, managing twenty AI versions instead of making one by hand. → The Instagram plugin didn't start as a plugin. It started as three weeks of me doing the research and scripting by hand, until I could see the actual steps. |
