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Entrepreneurship isn’t freedom—use AI to automate the boring tasks
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Key takeaways
- A close friend finally started his business, but now he's a ghost.
- Now, if you conquer that game, you can of course build a business over time that you can make money from that you don't have to spend as much day-to-day and you buy your time back and then whatever is left, you now have some income.
- I mean, I don't know what else to say besides welcome to entrepreneurship, but like if you thought it was going to be easy street, you will be rudely awakened.
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Abschnitt 1 Hey Alex, I'm starting to think the entrepreneurial dream is a lie.
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0:00Hey Alex, I'm starting to think the entrepreneurial dream is a lie. A close friend finally started his business, but now he's a ghost. It feels like he didn't gain freedom. He just became a 24/7 administrator for his own company. Is it even possible to grow without doing every single boring task yourself? >> Absolutely. The thing is there is X amount of work that has to get done in order for raw attention to get turned into a sale and then that sale to get have some sort of delivery to a customer, whether it's a service or a product or technology. Those functions can all be automated today with AI and if you can't automate some of those things, then you're going to be the one who does it. That's the reality. Now, if you conquer that game, you can of course build a business over time that you can make money from that you don't have to spend as much day-to-day and you buy your time back and then whatever is left, you now have some income. I mean, I don't know what else to say besides welcome to entrepreneurship, but like if you thought it was going to be easy street, you will be rudely awakened.