Dan Martell - September 23, 2026


These Are the Best AI Tools in 2026

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Chad GPT and Astra AI tools
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Dan Martell
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Grokbot Claude Mark Kung Fu Rachel Nick Grok
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00:00:00.160 everybody thinks they've got the answer claude's the best tool chat gpt is gemini or some cheap
00:00:05.920 chinese model that nobody's ever heard of and that's the thing ai models change all the time
00:00:11.200 and to be in the forefront of ai you need to know what the best one is right now and i get it testing
00:00:17.200 the tools and keeping up with every single update is exhausting and that's why i've spent dozens of
00:00:22.560 hours testing every single one across all of my companies so that you don't have to so in this
00:00:28.080 video i'm going to walk you through the best ai tools that i'm running in my life right now what
00:00:33.200 each one is actually good at and how to get them to stack together for better results and stick
00:00:38.480 around because at the end of this video i'll show you how to build a system that allows you to
00:00:43.280 immediately leverage any ai tool and stay at the top of the game so that way when a better tool
00:00:48.480 comes out you can start using it asap with zero friction so let's start with the first tool in
00:00:53.040 the stack and i hate to say it but chat gpt is back let's call out the elephant in the room yes
00:01:00.560 i broke my hand but before telling you you tell me below in the comments what you think happened
00:01:04.720 and i'll tell you at the end what actually happened chat gpt's newest model astra isn't
00:01:09.920 just a better chatbot it's taking things to a whole new level most ai tools right now sit on
00:01:16.160 top of your computer it's almost like an app gpt astro runs your actual machine it literally takes
00:01:23.600 over the computer it access files apps everything before ai took you from whatever you're thinking
00:01:30.740 to do some ai and then you had to copy and paste and you got to go into another tool now it just
00:01:35.280 works and it works in the background while you're also working which is a wild thing to watch it's
00:01:40.960 kind of like watching a ghost employee on your computer doing things around and clicking and
00:01:46.540 copying and pasting stuff while you're still in there doing work. And the cool part is you can
00:01:51.160 actually use the phone app to talk to it, to the computer, to get it to do things from your phone.
00:01:57.100 You're probably thinking to yourself, I already use Cloud Code and I already use Codex. Isn't it
00:02:00.700 the same thing? It's way different. Now it acts just like a human and whatever you can do, it can
00:02:06.840 do and it can do it better. And not through APIs and connectors. So some crazy things I did day
00:02:12.920 one. I asked it to order some food off of DoorDash. It went and looked at my order history. It knew
00:02:17.720 what restaurant I like to order from. It ordered me my usual. My credit card was expired. It went
00:02:22.220 in, updated my credit card because I gave it access to it. It prompted me, but I said, yeah,
00:02:26.260 approve. Schedule it for noon that day and my food showed up. And all I said was order me my usual
00:02:31.600 from this restaurant on DoorDash.
00:02:33.460 I couldn't believe it.
00:02:35.040 And it did it in seven minutes.
00:02:36.720 The real work is in you thinking.
00:02:38.700 It's not clicking around between apps.
00:02:41.060 It's so crazy because it's at the point
00:02:43.140 where if somebody on the receiving end
00:02:45.200 that works on your team doesn't use a tool like this,
00:02:47.700 they can't keep up to the workload
00:02:49.280 that you're able to produce.
00:02:50.620 That's a real thing right now.
00:02:52.040 So here's what you need to do.
00:02:53.480 First, go download ChatGPT again.
00:02:55.600 Maybe you deleted it because I was not a fan of it.
00:02:57.960 Go to your settings, then go to integrations
00:03:00.140 and make sure you toggle on any app,
00:03:02.880 which is the computer use flag.
00:03:04.560 So that way it can use any app on your computer.
00:03:06.620 Now there's a pro tip.
00:03:07.740 Click on show pet
00:03:09.040 because it puts this little icon in a little voice prompt.
00:03:12.100 So that way, even if you're in Slack,
00:03:13.580 you can still talk to it and it can do work.
00:03:15.460 If you're in other apps, you just have access to it.
00:03:17.540 It's almost like Microsoft Paperclip, but it works.
00:03:20.780 And if you know what I'm talking about,
00:03:22.540 welcome my friends.
00:03:23.820 Next, we've got to follow the maps framework,
00:03:25.440 which is the same way we've been prompting AI forever.
00:03:27.860 the first part is the mission the m tell it what you're trying to achieve second part is we got to
00:03:33.380 ask tell it what you want done very clear third is the p which is parameters give it the files
00:03:39.360 the rules and the limits and then four is shape tell it exactly what you want back from it tell
00:03:46.020 it the work you want done and how you want to be notified but it's crazy because in the past you
00:03:50.660 would have had to do a file that you then copy and you put in another system now you can just tell it
00:03:54.640 the full workflow. And it'll just boom, boom, boom, boom. So for example, I want every receipt
00:04:01.700 from the last month gathered and filed. Open my receipts on my computer, read each one, rename the
00:04:07.820 file to the date and the vendor, ignore any travel receipts and add up the total and send it to my
00:04:12.500 cheapest staff through Slack. And it'll just work. I've got an events person, Rachel, who is so
00:04:18.120 awesome. She runs like eight bigger events for us. One person. She's went and met with all the top
00:04:24.400 events people and their team of 12 and 25 and they go how do you do with one person and she just
00:04:29.780 shows them her ai she's using chat gpt astra and this next tool i'm going to teach you about
00:04:34.920 to get so much work done one of the top use cases that's going to make you money or save you money
00:04:41.180 is asking it to go through your email of all your subscription notifications to figure out what
00:04:45.880 you're paying for log into those accounts as you and then negotiate through the support chat bot
00:04:51.540 a discount for anything you currently pay for. My friend Nick the other day told me it saved him
00:04:56.380 $30,000 a month in his business. The cool part is while it's running, you can talk to it and
00:05:01.620 shape it and change it and tell it to skip something or even stop. If you're still doing
00:05:06.780 the task the AI could do, you're the bottleneck. And even worse, you're very close to being
00:05:12.160 replaced. So make sure you're using this tool to get a lot done. Now, that was GPT Astra and it's
00:05:18.520 great for performing local tasks on your computer.
00:05:21.760 But now what if you need something
00:05:23.540 that is like scientifically nerdy and very specific,
00:05:27.340 great at one specific thing, that's GrokBot.
00:05:30.800 Think of it like GPT Astra is like the generalist.
00:05:34.120 GrokBot is the specialist,
00:05:36.020 which is a group of virtual employees.
00:05:38.580 It allows you to run a team of hyper-specialized bots
00:05:43.140 that collaborate, hand off, and talk to each other
00:05:45.800 around whatever they're great at
00:05:47.280 to accomplish full tasks.
00:05:49.280 And the crazy part is, is anything that you wanna do,
00:05:51.500 like automation, scheduled tasks, et cetera,
00:05:53.720 you create using plain English, you talk to it.
00:05:56.620 You can say, just remind me at 8 a.m.
00:05:58.560 to check this Slack post,
00:06:00.220 and if I don't get a notification, send me a reminder.
00:06:03.180 One of the biggest questions I get is,
00:06:05.340 well, what makes it different?
00:06:06.600 If you've ever had to get OpenClaw, Hermes,
00:06:09.460 or any other agent platform installed,
00:06:11.480 you have to have a computer science degree,
00:06:13.200 and you're probably gonna get hacked.
00:06:14.640 GrokBot is essentially the simplest agent platform
00:06:18.840 ever created.
00:06:19.680 It's almost like if Apple created AI agents,
00:06:22.380 it would work like GrokBot.
00:06:23.760 The way you use it is the way you would just hire
00:06:26.220 a new employee.
00:06:27.060 And every employee and bot on GrokBot
00:06:29.260 comes with a virtual and computer,
00:06:31.180 just like you would if you hired a person,
00:06:32.820 you would give them a computer.
00:06:33.980 Most AI feels great, but it doesn't do all of the work.
00:06:38.360 It does like 90% of it.
00:06:40.360 I'll tell you, the first time you use it
00:06:42.640 and you go and you ask it to do something
00:06:44.640 and it goes 100% completion
00:06:46.920 and it does it the way you would have done it
00:06:48.820 and it does it in your voice
00:06:50.320 and it feels absolutely awesome.
00:06:52.600 Over time, you're just gonna start giving it more and more.
00:06:55.860 I've spent more time on GrokBot in the last two weeks
00:06:58.460 in any other AI platform.
00:07:00.100 I even had an all hands with my team
00:07:02.500 and ask everybody, please install this
00:07:04.720 over the next 24 hours.
00:07:05.920 It is now the platform of choice for agent orchestration
00:07:08.700 for all of us to get virtual team members, full bandwidth,
00:07:12.620 and just create the most crazy things without worrying about security and my laptop being on
00:07:17.820 and all these other things that used to come with the other platforms and guess what do you know
00:07:21.660 who built it elon musk xai the first people to test grokbot was his own employees and his companies
00:07:28.540 do you think there's a reason why they're so freaking productive because they build tools
00:07:31.980 like this for themselves i've built everything like my sales bot overnight it identifies all
00:07:37.180 sales related bottlenecks and throughputs and constraints across all my companies and
00:07:40.940 and consolidates it and gives me a high level overview
00:07:44.000 and direct messages all the leaders to ask them
00:07:46.360 if they are aware and what are they doing to resolve it.
00:07:48.860 The finance bot, it literally lives in my mailbox,
00:07:51.840 in my Slack, in my finance tools,
00:07:53.440 it grabs everything and it just does it.
00:07:55.440 We're now at the point where small businesses,
00:07:58.580 one person with Grokbot will build a full company.
00:08:02.660 So here's how Grokbot works.
00:08:04.960 Starts off by creating a new bot and give it a role.
00:08:07.920 Most people are using kind of like a chief of staff role
00:08:10.700 so that it coordinates the other bots,
00:08:12.340 or you can create an inbox manager
00:08:13.880 if you wanna do like a simple targeted thing.
00:08:16.040 I have a PR bot, a sysadmin bot, a revenue bot,
00:08:19.500 probably at this point, 37 different bots.
00:08:22.220 And if you don't know which ones you should create,
00:08:23.620 say interview me, ask me the context of my life,
00:08:25.800 or look at my emails and look at my Slack posts
00:08:27.780 and tell me which bots you should create for me,
00:08:29.620 and it'll do that.
00:08:30.640 So you just create a bot, give it a name, give it a role,
00:08:33.940 and then give it any task exclusive to that role.
00:08:36.640 You can even create a group chat of bots
00:08:39.000 they can share context with each other and then you can even organize them by different categories.
00:08:43.400 The reason why they have this feature is because it allows you to think of the bots like people
00:08:48.760 so that you have context for what you've asked them to do when you open up those chats. It works
00:08:53.720 just like text message and it is really neat to empower yourself and collaborate and have each one
00:08:59.400 of those chats be a specific outcome you're trying to achieve and then you use it to just work on
00:09:04.360 those kind of tasks. So for example, I can say to my chief of staff agent, I want you to clear my
00:09:09.720 inbox, categorize all my email and draft up replies for the ones that need a response. Enter.
00:09:15.440 The chief of staff will then coordinate with my inbox agent, maybe my copywriting agent,
00:09:21.060 maybe my context agent that has access to everything that it needs to be able to write
00:09:25.220 really meaningful and accurate replies. And it'll just manage your inbox. And the cool part is,
00:09:29.980 Now I can say, let's make sure we do this every morning at 8am and give me a brief on what needs
00:09:34.600 my attention. No cron jobs, verse cell instances, API keys, scheduled tasks, automation. Is it on
00:09:42.340 my computer? Is it in the cloud? Who knows? All that stuff gone. And here's a pro tip. You click
00:09:47.580 that plus icon and select teach a task, which opens up a computer and you do something on the
00:09:53.540 computer in the browser. And then you hit stop and it will literally take that and teach the bot how
00:09:58.520 to do the thing you just showed it to do on your computer maybe you've heard of this i wrote a
00:10:03.340 whole book about it it's called the camcorder method recording yourself doing the thing and
00:10:07.320 then giving it to somebody else now that somebody else is the grok bot it can literally go into any
00:10:13.100 tool any system and help you identify where there's bottlenecks if you want to get even nerdier
00:10:19.320 because every bot has its own computer i created an agent swarm bot that essentially installed
00:10:26.080 GrokBot under a different account. So that bot has access to GrokBot to create as many agents
00:10:32.080 as it was. I know this part gets scary for people. They're like, Dan, what are you doing?
00:10:36.000 I don't think I'm the first person to think about this. And I don't think I'm going to be the reason
00:10:39.500 that the singularity occurs, but I'm definitely pushing the edges of what's possible so that if
00:10:44.560 it works, I'm going to teach it to you. So that is a very advanced move, but it's pretty freaking
00:10:49.480 cool. If you think about it, my bot has access to GrokBot. Maybe it installs GrokBot on one
00:10:56.060 of its bots. How many layers deep will it go? Who knows? All I know is that my credit card is
00:11:00.580 probably going to get some big freaking charges. And look, it's already wildly powerful, but there's
00:11:05.740 two features that when they add, it's going to change the game even more. One is the ability to
00:11:11.080 call and talk to people or take calls and answer questions that people have. Voice is a core
00:11:17.560 feature they've said is coming in Rockbot. Two, having a bot added to a Slack channel with other
00:11:24.440 people's bots or the ability for my bot to talk to your bot and coordinate around work once that
00:11:30.360 starts happening the whole way work gets done shifts and i'll be the first person to tell you
00:11:35.220 so be sure you're subscribed here and go find me on instagram and follow me there because that
00:11:39.080 comes out in real time now this is just like the idea of having one bot doing one job but i've got
00:11:44.280 like 37 right now running all the time and in my opinion every business owner is going to need to
00:11:49.840 be doing the same at some level of scale so if you want to learn how to integrate all these ai
00:11:54.040 systems into every department in your business, I've got you covered. I've taught people how to
00:11:58.780 use AI and specifically GropBot in every single department and every kind of company. So I put
00:12:03.860 the whole thing together in a document, which tools to use, what to hand over first, and what
00:12:08.940 you should keep human. I call it the AI company operating system. And if you want it, just go find
00:12:13.660 me on Instagram, follow me, comment AI business, and I'll send it over for free. So now you got
00:12:18.860 Two very powerful tools that work in completely different ways, but the real hack is when
00:12:24.340 you stop picking between them and start having them work together.
00:12:28.660 I don't even know how to say this other than what I do, and I would encourage you to try,
00:12:34.840 is ChadGPT becomes your point of contact and it runs the bots for you.
00:12:39.880 So what I do is I use ChadGPT Astra and it runs on my computer and GrokBot is an app
00:12:45.820 installed on my computer and I interact through it to talk to GrokBot to do work that run on their
00:12:51.480 own machine so that I never feel constrained. I just talk work outputs and it coordinates with
00:12:56.980 my GrokBot and it does work. It's kind of like running a company that only works for you. And
00:13:03.260 that's why I think every team member in your company should have their own GrokBot account
00:13:07.660 to do more work, to create more, to improve workflows, to never stop. You should have your
00:13:12.960 own little army of people they should have their own little army of people so now you have the
00:13:16.160 power of having things on your local computer things in virtual computers up in the cloud
00:13:20.880 running 24 7 and if there's anything on your computer it needs to gather to then hand off
00:13:25.240 to grokbot it'll do that you go to one person you tell them what you need and then they figure out
00:13:30.360 who handles it it's like you with the chief of staff in your office then having a whole team of
00:13:34.920 people out there and they're working those are the grokbots astra is your chief of staff they sit 0.99
00:13:39.680 right in your office they hear everything you say you talk to it you ask it to do work it might do 0.88
00:13:43.940 some of the stuff but it'll also hand off to the designer to the copywriter to the social media
00:13:49.260 expert to the office admin i got too many bots but that that's the thing is like i can't keep
00:13:54.880 track of them all so at the end of the day you just talk to chadgbt and you say use grokbot it's
00:13:59.540 an app on my computer coordinate with the bots in grokbots to get work done and then report back
00:14:04.820 if you have anything for me and it can run all of it without you you can even go back remember i
00:14:08.900 said you can use the phone app for ChadGPT. It's called remote access. It's on the left
00:14:13.020 pane in the app. You click it, you connect your laptop to it, and boom, I'm talking to my phone
00:14:18.640 and it's driving my laptop. I'm on the beach. It's in the office. Okay, don't tell anybody.
00:14:23.880 For example, I might say, hey, go create a financial report with the receipts we found
00:14:27.500 earlier and open up GrokBot and feed it the receipts into my finance agent. Then ask it
00:14:32.440 to create a visual report of the last 30 days and send that to Jared on Slack. It'll open up
00:14:37.000 GrokBot, prompt the agent, give it all the information it needs, tell it where the files
00:14:41.160 are, hand it over to the finance agent, then Astra might take the report or it might be done through
00:14:45.440 GrokBot, but it'll send that DM on Slack to your CFO. Here's another example. Somebody on my team
00:14:51.600 wanted to connect HubSpot to GrokBot and it was asking for some configuration settings. So he
00:14:57.200 opened up GPT Astra and he said, go check out what GrokBot is asking me for and just go connect it,
00:15:03.460 make it happen. Just figure it out. Enter. So it opened up GrokBot. It looked what he was asking
00:15:08.200 for in HubSpot. It had access to the password manager. It logged into HubSpot. It found the
00:15:12.200 setting, grabbed the stuff, handed over to GrokBot, hit submit without lifting a finger. The whole
00:15:17.340 thing was done. Now all of a sudden the person had it connected to the system and needed to get
00:15:20.880 smart. He didn't have to learn any technical terms or how to set up things or call somebody to get
00:15:26.100 the setting. It just figured it out. There's no more switching apps, no more opening, no more
00:15:31.040 closing windows. You've got to be the director, not the doer. I've been saying this for three
00:15:35.560 years. Talker, not typing. Hearts, not hands. Now what's crazy is at this point, we're already ahead
00:15:43.040 of 99% of people using AI. Like you're like in the 99.9% range right now. And you've got these
00:15:49.400 two incredible, powerful tools working together now instead of working separately. But what happens
00:15:56.120 and in three months or three weeks or three days, something better comes out. I mean,
00:16:00.620 everybody's giving me on Instagram because they're like, hey, what happened to Claude? Why are you
00:16:04.320 so hot and heavy about Chargibutian? Hey, why are you talking about this tool, not that tool?
00:16:08.260 I can't predict the future. I can just predict the process. So what we need to do is figure out
00:16:13.280 a way in our business for these tools to connect to the information so that they come out of the
00:16:18.260 box lit on. Because that way you can switch tools and never lose any momentum. Because if you don't
00:16:23.940 do this, essentially the AI starts and it's not very smart. Unless you do this. Picture this.
00:16:29.260 What if you could build a system that made it
00:16:31.760 so that you're never stuck to a single AI tool ever again?
00:16:35.760 That's what happened for me.
00:16:37.100 A year and a half ago,
00:16:38.160 every time a new AI tool came out,
00:16:40.380 I was having the exact same challenge,
00:16:42.220 connecting everything, creating the context,
00:16:44.280 making sure all of my knowledge was copy and pasted in
00:16:46.580 and migrating all of my preferences, my memories,
00:16:48.420 and all this stuff.
00:16:49.380 Man, I used to do videos on it,
00:16:50.580 teaching everybody how to migrate from this tool
00:16:52.160 to the next tool.
00:16:53.200 But I was like, there's gotta be a better way.
00:16:55.260 Why isn't there a memory system,
00:16:57.100 a complete memory system
00:16:58.360 so the AI model can come in with its lights turned on.
00:17:02.140 Think about it, everything you've ever said,
00:17:04.540 all the information about your clients,
00:17:06.400 how you make decisions, the relationships in your life.
00:17:09.420 Who is Mark in your life?
00:17:10.860 Because you have 1700 if I just searched your email,
00:17:13.360 but who is Mark?
00:17:14.540 And what if I could keep it in one place
00:17:16.400 and that way every AI tool could reach it
00:17:19.060 and be smart from day one?
00:17:21.160 Regardless if whether Claude or Grok
00:17:23.720 or a new AI tool we've never even heard of
00:17:25.720 comes out of nowhere, okay?
00:17:27.340 and it becomes the new one,
00:17:28.980 I don't wanna have to replicate this
00:17:31.140 because that way then a new tool isn't just a new tool,
00:17:34.240 it's I get to use it without any dependence
00:17:36.620 on it having all my information.
00:17:38.560 And this is why I teach because strategy is sequencing
00:17:41.880 the right action in the right order.
00:17:44.660 If you do this right, you grow.
00:17:46.380 That's why I coach people.
00:17:47.560 I wanna teach people,
00:17:48.620 this is the sequence of the information
00:17:50.320 to make AI work for you.
00:17:52.000 So we gotta get that foundation done right first
00:17:54.260 or the rest of it makes it really hard to switch.
00:17:56.320 So what you need is called a second brain.
00:17:59.440 You need all the context in your mind
00:18:01.240 saved in one place for all the AIs to connect to it.
00:18:03.800 Look, there's a bunch of tools
00:18:04.960 that let you do different versions of this
00:18:06.820 from storing data like Obsidian and Google Drive
00:18:09.520 and Notion and all these other products.
00:18:11.960 And I've made whole videos
00:18:13.160 on how to set up your AI second brain.
00:18:15.600 You can build this yourself, but that takes time.
00:18:18.180 It takes more money and tokens
00:18:19.660 just to process all the information
00:18:21.420 than the value it might give you.
00:18:23.000 And it's hard to maintain.
00:18:24.260 It breaks, it confuses itself.
00:18:26.320 You might accidentally think it's making good decisions,
00:18:29.100 but it doesn't have all the context
00:18:30.200 because you didn't know how to build it right.
00:18:31.480 None of the AI tools are incentivized
00:18:33.200 to let you own your own data.
00:18:34.580 They wanna lock you in.
00:18:35.920 They want you to become dependent on their platform,
00:18:38.700 which is why I built Apex, apex.host.
00:18:41.480 It's one of my companies at Martel Ventures
00:18:43.240 because it allows me to have that second braid
00:18:45.660 centralized with all my stuff.
00:18:48.060 I'm talking every meeting, every chat, every comment,
00:18:50.620 every decision, every logic, every report,
00:18:53.000 everything I do, it's my second brain.
00:18:55.080 I'm watching a YouTube video.
00:18:56.320 I favorite it, it hooks in, it grabs it.
00:18:58.380 All my chats, all my AIs, all my systems, it grabs it.
00:19:01.880 It brings in the context into the second brain
00:19:04.220 and it's easy to use and extremely safe.
00:19:06.640 And while GPT, Claude, Gemini
00:19:08.020 keep surpassing each other for frontier models,
00:19:10.320 I can stay on top of it
00:19:11.580 because I just connect my brain to each new one
00:19:13.880 so that it can do work for me out of the box.
00:19:16.540 I am tool agnostic, but because I use Apex,
00:19:20.080 I don't have to worry about the switching costs
00:19:22.180 and I want you to have that benefit as well.
00:19:24.320 so that way when i recommend the next tool that is the new great one you can just connect your
00:19:28.880 apex to it and then it just works it takes like a person that doesn't know anything about me to
00:19:33.920 immediately ramping up it's like neo in the matrix and he's like i know kung fu boom it just knows
00:19:40.320 so if you want to check it out just scan the qr code with your phone or click the link in the
00:19:44.480 description so now you can use the best ai tools and switch whenever the new one comes out without
00:19:51.040 losing all your context we own the brain and then we rent the models whoever's got the best model
00:19:56.160 i pay you for it brain i own that this isn't about the tools it's about how we use them i call it the
00:20:03.680 ai mindset it's the mindset of deferring work to the ai i still see it amongst my team where people
00:20:11.360 still decide to do work because they don't stop themselves to say like oh i don't have to do that
00:20:16.000 you can have a NASA supercomputer
00:20:18.680 and still use it for basic math equation.
00:20:20.800 And that's what people are doing.
00:20:22.140 People don't understand that when we start working
00:20:24.940 and collaborating with the AI,
00:20:26.200 it will solve the biggest problems in our business
00:20:28.140 so that you can make more money,
00:20:29.580 you can have more time back,
00:20:31.120 and you can build a bigger life.
00:20:32.940 So we want to use these tools to build with intention.
00:20:35.700 Don't just play around with the tools,
00:20:37.080 actually make a commitment to learn them,
00:20:39.420 to defer work to it, to actually get your time back.
00:20:42.300 If you do that, you will crush it in this new world.
00:20:45.660 And remember, if you want my AI company operating system
00:20:48.300 and how I've mapped this whole thing
00:20:50.080 and give it to you for each department,
00:20:51.880 just find me on Instagram, follow me,
00:20:53.580 and DM me the words AI business,
00:20:55.220 and I'll send it over to you for free.
00:20:56.820 And look, if you really wanna build
00:20:58.400 your own second AI brain from scratch,
00:21:00.300 just click the link and watch how I do it,
00:21:02.040 or check out Apex.
00:21:03.620 And I'm reading the comments right now,
00:21:05.540 did you put your vote in on how I broke my hand?
00:21:07.560 Because the answer is, I punched a tree.
00:21:10.840 I was biking with my kids, and they built this drop,
00:21:13.420 and I hit the drop and then I lost it and I was going off my bike and I wanted to not hit the
00:21:18.280 tree with my hand and I couldn't get my hand off my handlebar fast enough and the tree was coming 0.64
00:21:22.080 like this and it went bang so I punched a tree doesn't matter because AI voice Astra crockbot
00:21:29.120 has got me way more productive so to the voice