Last week I ran an audit call with a real estate investor. I recorded it, asked a lot of questions, and gave no solutions on the call. Today I walk him through the Roadmap I built from it: 11 AI agents in phases, each with a price and estimated hours saved, plus a live page where he can add or remove agents and watch the cost and payback update. His number one ask was "don't add another tool on top," so I'm opening with what we'll remove. Any tips for closing a first proposal call?

Conducting my first discovery call from my warm outreach!! Wish me luck!!!

Hey everyone! How does everyone feel about this facebook post?!? Yay or Nay? Most small businesses lose money every week to something nobody notices. The call that goes to voicemail. The lead that gets followed up a day late instead of in the first five minutes. The invoice nobody chases until it's thirty days overdue. I build AI agents that handle that work automatically. Calls answered around the clock, leads followed up within minutes, appointments booked straight onto the calendar, invoices tracked without anyone remembering to check. I'm running free 30-minute AI Audits for local business owners right now. I'll look at where your time is actually going and give you an honest read on whether an agent is worth building for your business. No pitch if it's not. Comment "AUDIT" below or send me a message and I'll get you booked.

First 5 warm reach-outs sent! Let's gooooooo!

I'm currently learning AI automation and AI agents, and I want to start building workflows that solve real business problems before I begin reaching out to potential clients. So, I have two questions: (1) How can I find real business problems to solve? I want to discover genuine problems that small businesses are facing and identify which of those problems can be solved with AI automation or AI agents. Once I identify these problems, I want to research and understand them properly and then build practice workflows that solve them. Where can I find real business problems and learn about the challenges businesses are actually facing? ————— (2) How can I find the right small businesses to reach out to? I want to target small businesses in the USA that have a genuine need for AI automation or AI agents and could potentially benefit from my services. Where can I find these businesses, and how can I identify which ones have problems that I can actually solve with the workflows I build? I’d really appreciate any advice, resources, or practical methods you've used to find both real business problems and potential clients.