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The biggest opportunity for young people right now… @ryanserhant
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- You don't really know what your passion is.
- You don't do anything 100% well, but you're also not an idiot.
- What business do you go and start today?
- I think that there's a gigantic opportunity from the service side of AI implementation in [music] small business.
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0:00You're the guy who's watching this. Maybe you're in real estate. Maybe you're an accountant. Maybe you're 19. You don't really know what your passion is. You know you want to be successful. You know you want to have a great life. You don't do anything 100% well, but you're also not an idiot. What business do you go and start today? >> Oh, I'd be hardcore looking at AI stuff. I think that there's a gigantic opportunity from the service side of AI implementation in [music] small business. >> They like use ChatGPT for Google. It helps them with their emails, writes them a memo or two for them, but they're not like using AI.
0:29>> Most business owners probably have big insecurity, big fear around that. And I think that if you're a younger person and you're a little bit [music] more, you know, technical savvy, and even if you're not tech savvy, just become it because these things [music] are all learnable. And then you can sell a super high-leverage skill, and with AI specifically there's so much value that can get created in a business, and you can you can always charge a percentage of the value that you create. If you can approach a business that has 100 sales people and say, "I think I can automate half of their jobs," that's a huge delta, and one person can do that. And that's the I mean, that's the beauty of technology. It's also the scary part, but it's the beauty of it.