This week, Nate Herk from AI Automation Society shared a free tool called: the Roast Room. 🔥 Every entrepreneur in this group should use it. You type one decision into Claude Code. 7 AI advisors debate it Each advisor is built from the public work of a well-known operator, like: Gary Vee Jeff Bezos Dan Martell Paul Graham Alex Hormozi Gino Wickman Warren Buffett What it does 👇 1️⃣ Each advisor answers you by itself first. 2️⃣ They read each other's answers and argue. 3️⃣ They vote. You get a verdict and next steps. Why it works 💡 Each advisor owns one question. Run your decision through all 7: ❤️ Product: Do people want this? ⚙️ Operations: Can it run without me? 🎯 Strategy: Is it the right bet? Can I undo it? ⏰ Time: Who does it? What does it cost me? 🏦 Money: What happens to my cash and risk? 📣 Marketing: Where will attention come from? 💰 Offer: Who pays, how much, how do I close? Most of us ask 1 or 2 of these and skip the rest. How to use it, based on where you are 👇 🌱 Not started yet? Ask: "Do I test idea 1, idea 2, or keep my job?" 🎤 Coach or creator? Ask: "Do I launch a course, or sell 1-on-1 first?" 🤖 Young and building with AI? Ask: "Do I sell a service first, or build the product?" 🏢 Running an agency? Ask: "Do I hire my first salesperson, or keep selling myself?" 📈 Stuck at $5K to $50K a month? Ask: "Do I raise my price, add an offer, or get more leads?" This Claude Skill does the arguing. The decision stays yours. 💪 How to get started 🚀 Watch the video: https://youtu.be/nRXHWckVxoM Get the free skill on GitHub: https://github.com/nateherkai/roast-room P.S. Which of these 7 advisor are you most interested in? Tell me below! 👇

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