"You Are Using AI Wrong. And What to Do About It" with Alan Nehemy

Alan Nehemy did not set out to build a systems company. He spent 13 years in businesses across three continents, with three engineering degrees, and kept noticing the same thing at every scale and in every industry -- brilliant, capable people placed in systems never designed for them to succeed. He says the dysfunction didn't come from bad people or bad intentions. It came from the absence of systems and the assumption that good people would just figure it out. They rarely did. Not sustainably. And not in a way that scaled. Alan trained personally with Michael E. Gerber, author of The E-Myth, and developed an AI system for small businesses using the owner's machine, using their own accounts. Discussion Points: 1. People tell me they tried AI and it gave them generic answers, or it forgot what they told it last week. How do you fix that? 2. Everyone asks you for "the prompt". Why do you tell them not to put much value on it? 3. You say that in the age of AI, the value has shifted from answers to questions. What do you mean by the questions? 4. Would you clarify what you mean by developing an AI system for small businesses on the owner's machine? 5. Where should an owner start? What is the first thing to hand to AI? 6. What do you mean by "AI for the rest of us"? 7. What does it look like when the AI runs on a schedule and does the work, instead of you remembering to use it? Alan Nehemy CEO & Founder Metamorphosis Worldwide www.MetamorphosisWorldwide.com