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🎥 The interview everyone's been asking about is now on YouTube
A few months ago, someone who isn't an accountant built the world's first AI accountancy firm. Eleven AI "colleagues". Each with a name, a job title, and a workstream. And a managing partner called Grace Ledger. I sat down with Alexis Kingsbury ... the man behind it, and author of the number one Amazon bestseller Accrual Intentions ... to find out what actually happened. It's not a story about AI replacing accountants. It's far more useful than that. In the conversation we get into: - What "agentic AI" really means, and why it changed everything in 2026 - How his AI team built 108 files in 8 minutes ... and where that went badly wrong - The moment the AI confidently pushed him to take paying clients with no AML registration - Why you should never let AI do your calculations, and what to do instead - Why confident, beautifully presented AI errors are harder to spot than a junior's - What this all means for junior roles and the future of the profession My honest take ... this was one of the most eye-opening chats I've had all year. Alexis is refreshingly straight about where AI is brilliant and where it's genuinely dangerous. 👉 The recording is here (Please help support the YouTube channel by Liking the video and subscribing). Have a watch, then tell me in the comments ... would you ever let AI loose on your own year-end accounts? 👇
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⏱️ How I built a landing page in 90 minutes ... no designer, no code
Your email list is the one marketing asset you actually control. Social platforms change the rules overnight. Your list is yours. The problem has always been building the page to grow it. Designers. Developers. Monthly fees for tools like LeadPages and ClickFunnels. Not any more. In this video I show you how I built the whole thing ... the copy, the design, and a live page collecting email addresses ... in under 90 minutes, using agentic AI. In the video I walk you through: - Why your email list is the one asset you truly control - The simple four-step process: context, copy, design, build - How to get AI to write your page copy in under a minute - How to design a beautiful page and make it live, connected to your email system - How to replace expensive tools like LeadPages and ClickFunnels Honestly? The first time it worked I couldn't quite believe it. A job that used to eat a day or two ... done in an afternoon. And the copy was so good I didn't change a single word. Watch the full video here 👉 https://youtu.be/gY9szhps2xQ If you could build a page in an afternoon, what's the first thing you'd create ... an ebook, a checklist, a webinar sign-up? Tell me below 👇
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🎬 New video: Claude Team Plan now starts at just 2 seats
If you've ever thought Claude was too expensive to run for your firm ... this changes things. There's been a lot of confusion about whether Claude's Team plan needs a minimum of five seats or two. I set one up to get you the real answer ... and it's now just two. That finally makes it competitive with ChatGPT's business plan for solo and small firms. In the video I walk you through: - The real minimum, and why the pricing page confuses everyone - How to set up a Team plan, step by step - The important catch: it creates a new account, so your existing projects and chats don't carry over - Why your old Pro plan keeps auto-renewing until you cancel it Watch it here: https://youtu.be/vVzLXUEgwv8?si=OwCKV8rTsWeb0Ep_ Have you moved to a Team plan yet, or still weighing it up? 👇
Apologies - May be completely off-topic
I have become quite fed up with QBOA. Wish the old Desktop were still around. That being said, anyone else been been frustrated? Any other accounting software you recommend? The AI built into QBOA is making more problems with incorrect COA entries.
AI Isn't Always Right. Humans Aren't Either
I caught ChatGPT trying to improve a sentence that I'd written. It suggested replacing "That is what I'm still thinking about" with "That's what I'm still thinking about." There was just one problem: I'd written "That's." So I called ChatGPT on it: "Hold on. That's not what I wrote. Where did you get that?" We talked it through and realized what had happened. It wasn't looking at my sentence. It was mentally carrying over an earlier version of the conversation. It wasn't a big deal. I didn't think that AI was broken. I was really just curious how ChatGPT came up with the word that didn't exist. It struck me how differently a lot of people treat AI compared to humans. If a coworker made the same mistake, we wouldn't declare them unreliable and not fit to work with forever. We'd just ask them to hold on a minute so we could figure out where the mistake happened. People work through a misunderstanding and move on. What's funny is that the same conversation that contained the mistake also had some of the best insights. Correcting one mistake doesn't mean losing confidence in either AI or a person. I'm not right all the time, and I'm comfortable with that. Maybe AI deserves the same space to be wrong sometimes. It gives us room to question, think, and collaborate.
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