AI x Business Strategy | Breaking Bottlenecks | I say the unpopular thing 🎯
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Joined November 2010
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Fear doesn’t vanish when you succeed; it evolves.
The higher you climb, the heavier it gets. It’s not a weakness; it’s the cost of carrying weight.
The real question: how do you execute anyway?
🔗 linkedin.com/pulse/why-minds…
#Leadership #Mindset #Execution
John Bailey retweeted
One of our earlier voice agents kept interrupting callers. The prompt was clean. Response speed sat at 1, temperature at 0.
So we debugged from what the caller was hearing, raised both slightly while testing with a 3-second pause mid-sentence.
Now, she's right on point.
The best teams I've built with do exactly this. Something breaks, we write down what we learned and the rule we're adding, then we close the ticket and move on.
Write the lesson down, then let the day go.
Last Wednesday is a log entry now.
The number one thing that would make so many people have a happy Tuesday is if they stopped analyzing everything, and started giving themselves more grace, and started understanding that there's no time machine, friends. There's no time machine. If last Wednesday was bad, learn from it and make next Wednesday good.
We've become the greatest generation of dwelling about last Wednesday. It's fucking over. Resilience, adaptability, accountability, but most of all, grace. Give yourself grace, y'all.
Bear with me, Marvel nerd moment.
VisionQuest is a rebooted synthetic mind who leans on the AIs in his head while Ultron nudges him off course.
That’s my workday building AI agents. Five lessons, comic book style 🧵
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5. It exists to serve a person.
The whole story points at who he protects. Your agents serve your people, and a human makes the final call.
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John Bailey retweeted
Never Give Up + Vote Early, Vote Now + DEI At ASU | Freitas, Prof. Anderson, Hilton | 10.27.26 nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1nJOLQMgl…
Good morning to my fellow professionals, job seekers, side hustlers, recovering corporate employees, and the AI agents who read this post before I finished typing it.
It’s Monday. Coffee is load-bearing. Somewhere a calendar invite titled “quick sync” is already scheduled for 90 minutes. Let’s go!
Drop the first thing on your to-do list today. Bonus points if it’s “find my to-do list.”
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Why am I having a “there comes a time in a Man’s life…” type of shift that I feel coming on? #life
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If your AI answered every call perfectly but nothing happened after the call, did you automate anything?
Or did you just automate the first 90 seconds of a broken workflow?
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John Bailey retweeted
Some things to ponder on hump dat this week -
Which of these 5 hit for you most ?
Which of these 5 are you sending to a loved one
Which of these 5 are you sending to a youngster in your world 🌎
Which of these 5 are you saving for yourself to rewatch tomorrow ?
John Bailey retweeted
The next leap in AI won't come from bigger context windows alone.
It will come from better architecture.
Context isn't memory. Memory isn't intelligence. And connecting multiple models doesn't automatically create an intelligent system.
The real opportunity is in how we orchestrate reasoning, execution, evaluation, and learning across sessions.
The model matters. But who's designing the system around it?
That's where the engineering begins.
We put the math in a carousel because nobody believes it until they run their own numbers.
Missed calls and manual hours never show up on a P&L, so they never make the agenda.
Is it an ad if we don't pay for it? Missed calls/week Ă— % that would've booked Ă— avg job value = what you hand competitors every week.
8 Ă— 25% Ă— $400 = $800/week. ~$41K/year.
Do yours. Fix the biggest leak first.
See where you land: pulse.gobigbrain.ai
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