Six days. 5 Nights. All Inclusive. 35,000 sq ft private Villa on the Pacific Ocean. 15 founders. We install the AI that replaces half the roles in your business ... (AI Edited this video in 1 prompt) and dissolve the beliefs that built the version of you who felt like you had to do all of it yourself. There's also a yacht. A sound ceremony. And Dr. Divi, who I'm not even going to try to explain. You just have to be in the room for that one. Who it's for: founders going for $50K–$100K months in the next 12, who want to get there with AI, in a room of people already playing at that level. If that's you ... come. I mean it. This one's going to be special. Casa Salinas, Puerto Vallarta Dec 1–6. 10 Spots available. application only. Comment "MEXICO" and I'll send you everything.

This is it. Today. 10am PST. 1pm EST. 60 minutes, live. Here's what happens on the call: - You watch the entire LFOS run on my screen, tab by tab. The tracker pulling its own numbers, the agents doing real work, the Client tab, the pipeline. The actual system that took me from $14K/mrr to $100K/mrr in 4.5 months. - I reveal a partnership I haven't told anyone about. - And I make an offer I've never made before and will never make again. Live attendees only. No offer will not be included on the replay. If you're in the room you'll have an epic opportunity. If you've read these emails all week and thought "I should probably see this"… and you haven't already registered... This is the moment that thought was for. [I'm In. Show Me the System.] See you in 2 hours Dan "Ai Master" Harrison P.S. Already registered? Just show up a couple minutes early and grab a coffee. The link's in your inbox. P.P.S. The offer today is the best I've made in a long while, and it dies when the call ends.

Tomorrow, on the live LFOS demo, I'm making an offer. I've never made it before. And I'm not going to make it again. I'm not even going to tell you what it is here, because it's only for people who show up live. I will be removing the offer from the replay so if you aren't there live... you'll never know what you missed., Here's what I will say though.... If you've seen the LFOS, our Client Getting Workshop System and have considered working with me at all ... even just a little. This is the workshop to show up for. It's the best offer I've put on the table in a long time. I mean that. And it's because we are nearing the end of our Beta Testing and the Founding Member Benefits will be disappearing as soon as we reach 150 founders. (Currently at 108) It's tomorrow at 10am PT. It's a 30-60 Minute Demo of an incredibly powerful tool + some Q&A. And then an epic offer ONLY for those live on the call 🤌🏼 So block the hour. Show up live. Watch the system run, and be in the room when I make the offer at the end If you aren't registered yet, you can do that HERE See you there, Dan Comment IM IN if you are coming!

Quick story. In September a software company (that shall remain nameless) charged me $1,913 that never should've been charged. I did what you do. Sent the polite email. ... Got the polite runaround. Sent another one. ... Got a slightly less polite runaround. Weeks of back and forth. Going nowhere. no refunds. and I was left feeling like I fucked up and did something wrong. I suspect… they were betting I'll get tired and eat the charge. Most people do. Honestly, I was close. Then I remembered I don't have to do this stuff anymore. So I handed the whole mess to my executive assistant agent inside LFOS and basically said "deal with this." Here's what it did: - Reviewed the contract I'd signed 13 months ago from google drive. - Read every email in the thread, both sides, start to finish - Researched the relevant New York contract law (the company's jurisdiction) - Drafted a response citing the specific terms they'd violated and cases in the past I read it, I sent it. 7 days later. Full refund. $1,913. Credited to my credit card. Now… here's why I'm telling you this, because it's not really about the refund. Every "AI assistant" demo you've seen does the same three tricks. Summarize this. Draft that. Make me a to-do list and a morning brief. Cute. But that's a chatbot with manners. What got my money back was something different. An agent that could see everything ... ✅ the contract, ✅ the full email history, ✅ the context of my business ✅ My brand voice and business context ... because it lives inside the system where all of that already sits. That's the difference between a tool you prompt and a worker you delegate to. And the refund thing is honestly one of the smaller jobs it does. The same setup follows my pipeline, watches my client delivery, pulls my numbers. The boring, invisible stuff that compounds into $100K months. Friday, you'll watch it work. Live, on my screen, inside the actual LFOS system. Not a slide about it…

A few pretty well-known names in the business coaching space messaged me last week. Same question, slightly different wording: "Did you see OpenAI is killing custom GPTs? What do we do?" If you missed it: OpenAI announced they're retiring custom GPTs. No new ones. Existing ones get pushed into a migration to "plugins" over the next few months, and the custom actions don't even come with you. So a lot of people spent the last two years building their whole AI "stack" on GPTs… and just got handed an eviction notice. My honest reaction? I shrugged. Not because I don't care. Because nothing changed for me. Every GPT I've built, and every GPT my clients have built, still runs inside LFOS. Same as last month. Same as next month. And that's the part I want to talk about, because it's the thing nobody selling you a "custom GPT" wants to say out loud. Here's how I think about AI in a business. Three layers. 1️⃣ Thinkers. That's your GPTs. Prompts, instructions, knowledge. They think. 2️⃣ Workers. That's agents. They actually do things. Follow up, pull the numbers, draft the email, etc 3️⃣ The environment. The place where the thinkers and workers live. Where your roadmap, numbers, clients, pipeline, and content all sit in one spot so the workers have something to work on. Most coaches have a handful of thinkers. A few have a worker or two. Almost nobody has the environment. And without it, your thinkers are just chatbots sitting in someone else's building. Which is totally fine… right up until the landlord changes the locks. (I built on ground I didn't control once. 2008. Cost me half a million dollars. I'm a little sensitive about it.) So here's the shift: A tool you don't own isn't infrastructure. It's a lease. GPTs will come and go. Agents will get better every month. The models will swap out underneath all of it. None of that matters if you own the environment they run in. If you don't… you're renting. And a lot of people just found out what renting costs.