For about a year, I talked to AI every day and felt like I had little to show for it. Turns out I was getting back something I thought I'd lost.
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Notes on building AI systems, the things that didn't work, and what I learned from them.
I registered a consulting practice two weeks ago. Six departments, 30 automations, one real line item. The money isn't the interesting part.
There's a version of this story where I ran a company, it got hard, and I pivoted to AI. Technically accurate. Everything important about it is missing.
They said no PowerPoint. I built a working platform in 33 hours. I'd never used the tech stack before.
My wife had a question one afternoon. I had some time. Twenty-four hours later I had a deal. Within two weeks, a registered consulting practice.