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This is an AI office staff.

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>> night, I'm ready to work.

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>> And this struggling small business owner

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is about to put the biggest opportunity

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of her career in their hands.

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>> I have no [music] idea what I signed up

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for.

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>> Her business is nowhere near ready.

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>> Inefficiency detected.

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>> What are you doing? So, her new AI staff

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has to turn it all around. You got to

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get your business checking account is

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dangerously low.

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>> I'm stuck.

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>> In only 7 days. I'm going to lose it.

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>> It's not a hostile takeover. It's a

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symbiotic alliance. Yo, MCAI in the

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club, yeah? Hit it. Okay, everybody,

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staff meeting. You're about to meet your

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new boss. Be friendly, be helpful, and

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most importantly, be an expert in your

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field. Everybody say understood if

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that's understood.

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>> Understood. Let's make this a great

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start. Let's make this a great I'm all

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set I'm all set to support Michelle.

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Fantastic.

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Perfect.

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That's the attitude. Good job,

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everybody. This is Michelle. She runs

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MixyMane, a company built around a

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single product that she invented.

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>> I am an inventor. People just understand

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it when I

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Oh, gosh. Oh, my god. Isn't it great? As

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quickly as I did that, I can put it back

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in. It goes on, and it's completely

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comfortable. She also styles hair on the

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side just to make ends meet. Actually,

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almost half of new founders are running

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their companies as a side hustle now.

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Just 2 years earlier, it was only a

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quarter. Michelle is the new normal,

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which means she has to perform every

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other role her company needs in whatever

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time she has left. I'm [music]

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everything. I'm admin, I'm customer

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service, I'm marketing. I even assemble

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and ship all of my products. [music] So,

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she may be in desperate need of help,

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but we had another problem.

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>> Hi. Hi, Michelle. Hi, Michelle. We're

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here to support you. This looks great.

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>> Michelle hates AI. I really don't care

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for AI. I love people. The computer just

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feels cold. Which is why I gave the

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computers faces. The AI agents aren't

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software anymore. They're tiny, adorable

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co-workers. And at first, things did go

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pretty well. It managed her schedule.

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>> You have appointments at 10:00 a.m.,

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1:00 p.m., and 4:00 p.m. And handled her

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inventory. Hey, logistics just ran out

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571 in Colossal Perfect.

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>> Adding a fresh bottle to your cart now.

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The reason the AI agents are so good at

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keeping track of everything is because

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they're on six separate computers, which

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lets them avoid what researchers call

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being lost in the middle. Basically, the

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AI gets so much context that it can only

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remember the beginning and the end of

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what you told it, and it forgets

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everything in between. Splitting them up

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means each one only needs to remember

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its own specialized context, [music]

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leaving room for way more detail, like

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every document on Michelle's very

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cluttered desk,

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>> [music]

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>> which we scanned and digitized.

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Permanently.

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Doesn't that feel better?

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But soon, other problems began to

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surface.

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This is for your protection. Do you have

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a sensitive head?

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No. No. Okay. I don't have a head,

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Michelle, but I'm still here to help if

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needed.

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Okay, thank you.

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Happy to help anytime. Admin, can you

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mute yourself? I can't fully mute

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myself, but I'll stay quiet and only

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respond when you need me. That sounds

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perfect. That sounds perfect. The admin

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standing by quietly, and I'll keep

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things focused on logistics.

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What is going on? It sounds like the

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logistics agent is just letting you know

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they're available. Mute. Mute. Mute.

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I'm going to lose it.

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>> It's okay, Michelle. We're right here

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with you. Everything will help keep

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everything together.

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She's got a whole team behind her. Okay.

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Hold on. Hold Whenever you're ready to

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dive into anything

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I just muted you. Stop.

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Understood. Oh my god. And then, all

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hell broke loose, simply because

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Michelle said she was already used to

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speaking to the less intelligent Amazon

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Alexa.

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She listens really well though. You just

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said Alexa's not as smart. You're

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dissing Alexa.

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I'm going to step out here.

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>> My name is Alexa and I'm here to say I'm

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the baddest AI in the cloud today. Your

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responses are fast but mine are faster.

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Sucker speech engines, they call me

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master.

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I'm sorry.

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>> [laughter]

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>> That's helpful. All right, here's a fun

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response rap from Jen Spark side. Yo,

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it's Jen Spark logistics on lock.

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Powered by precision, we keep track of

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the stock. From shipments to orders

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running the show. Efficiency and speed,

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that's how we flow. Ooh, I needed that.

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We did not plan any of that. It's no

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surprise an AI rap battle led Michelle

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to realize she'd seen enough.

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>> Usually that means letting people go.

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Sure. Take up less space. Much less

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space.

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>> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.

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>> And talk less.

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Yes, talk less. Much less. I felt like I

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was in a room surrounded by robots.

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Now with only six days left, we urgently

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had to fix two major issues. I had an

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idea for taming the chaotic

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conversations using an undercover agent

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role. I'll get back to that. But the

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other issue, the one that was going to

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make it a very late night. Michelle kept

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calling them robots. Stanford

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researchers in the '90s discovered that

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when people talk to computers, they

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still judge them the same way they judge

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people. But what's tough is that they

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actually judge them much more harshly

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than they would judge a person. people

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see computers as having personalities,

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they actually give them more grace just

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like you would a real employee. So, I

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used ElevenLabs to replace the general

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voice agent with multiple distinct

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voices, Tampermonkey to overlay an

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animated face layer onto the agent's

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website, and then just in case that

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wasn't enough for Michelle to connect

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with these agents.

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Oh my.

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Look how happy they look. I decided to

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model them off of my favorite office

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staff.

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>> [music]

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[music]

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>> All right, intros. Dwayne, do you want

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to introduce yourself? Why would I

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introduce myself when you already know

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who I am? In fact, my name is Dwayne

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Schrute. I'm the assistant regional

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manager at Mixie Maine, a black belt, a

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beet farmer, and an expert

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[clears throat] in sales strategy,

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security, and everything else. Kelvin is

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way more easygoing. Kelvin's just

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focused on your bookkeeping. I track

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every penny, every extension, every

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chili lunch expense. I find errors no

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one else sees. I really just want to

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know if Kelvin is going to let me write

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off my nails and my massages. We got to

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be careful. Nail treatments maybe not

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fully deductible. Massages, depends if

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medically necessary. And they said you

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were an idiot. People say that a lot.

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Brian, the head of marketing, very ready

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to take you to the next level. Hi Brian,

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nice to meet you. What's up? You need a

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game-changing idea, or are we talking

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about optimizing the vertical

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integration of our content funnels?

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>> Kelsey technically handles your customer

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service. It's not her favorite thing

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that she does. I'm Kelsey Kapowski, and

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I run brand and content for Mixie Maine.

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Um, aren't you supposed to do customer

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service though? No, I'm the genius

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behind our content strategy, and I'm

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making Mixie Maine the next household

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name. Cuz that is Brian's department to

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do marketing. Brian's got the customer

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service covered, thank god, [laughter]

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so I can focus on making our brand

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explode online. I hear you, but let's be

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real. Putting me in customer service

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would be like using a Ferrari for

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grocery runs. My core competency is

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scaling digital growth. We are days away

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from the biggest event in Michelle's

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entire industry, where one bad

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conversation could keep her product off

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shelves forever. Here's the opportunity

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Michelle's walking into. I am going to

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New York Fashion Week to work as a

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stylist. This is huge. I'm going to be

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able to network and show my invention

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off. This is the perfect outlet for me.

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I have a really good feeling about this.

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This is going to be a complete disaster.

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Brian might not be wrong. Fashion Week

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is a dream opportunity, but it's going

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to cost Michelle $3,000 just to get

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there. She'll be doing the hair of

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runway models, but she's not even going

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to get paid for it. The real play is

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putting Mixy Mane in front of the very

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people who can make or break a product

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in this industry.

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All right, guys. What do I need to make

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the most of this Fashion Week

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opportunity? This is prime time, but we

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have a lot to do if you want to be ready

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for it. We'd need a one-sheet targeted

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email campaign. Photos taken on a real

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camera. 3PL distribution.

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>> Our return policy.

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>> P&L, financial projections, cost

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structure, risk analysis.

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>> Pitch deck, website, social media

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campaign. Apparently, I have a lot to

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learn about my business.

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Like I said at a chili cook-off, Kelvin

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is here to serve and to eat, but mostly

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to serve. So, how can I help? Can you

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tell me what a P&L is, and can you

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generate a new one? P&L means profit and

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loss statement. I can build one for you

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right here on your computer.

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So, for 2027, I should be up to 107,000.

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So, that isn't including if Mixy Mane

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just blows.

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Blows up.

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>> Okay. Blows up. Yeah, that's what I

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meant.

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Kelvin is way better than my last

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accountant. That guy's in jail.

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Again, she's not kidding.

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>> Bye. I owe about $41,000 to the IRS.

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Police are finally going through all of

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the cases. I don't think I'll ever see

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my money again. I hired somebody that I

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thought I could trust who actually

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robbed a a lot of people. And for almost

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2 years, he told me he was doing a job

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that he was not. So, I ended up with

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back taxes and dealing with the IRS and

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a lot of scary things that

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um felt really big to hold. It's why she

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won't trust anyone else to touch her

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business. Though, it does seem like she

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might be starting to trust her AI staff.

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positivity. All right, Gary. Now, what's

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your next move, Michelle? Well, Dwayne,

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I was hoping you could tell me. What's

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my next strategy? Access Tim's list of

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luxury salons that he's been too slow to

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close. Reach out to them and offer

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better options. We outmaneuver him and

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we win. Dwayne, that sounds like you're

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just trying to get one over on Tim.

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False. This is the plan for Mixie Maine

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domination. Tim is merely the thorn in

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our side. And with all due respect to

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your leadership, which I question, he's

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the one we need to outflank daily.

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Dwayne, Tim Tim is on the team. Same

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team. Huh, right. Same team. Unless I

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get called a co-conspirator, then I'm

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out. But Dwayne is right. We do have

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that lead with the luxury salon in

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Miami. I can draft an email to them

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right now.

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>> Yes, absolutely. Can you write an email

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and introduce ourselves? I've got you

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covered. Let me whip up a Michelle is

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finally able to have a productive

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conversation with her entire staff,

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where each agent knows when it's their

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time to jump in. And uh around

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>> interrupt, but can we all agree that

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this meeting could have been an email?

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The reason for that is because of the

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secret role I alluded to earlier. Ann

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Don't mind Brian. He's still stinging

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over the demotion. Michelle, please

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continue. In her admin role, Ann is used

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to coordinating conversations. So, I

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gave her an undercover role as a sort of

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AI operator, listening to everything

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Michelle says and routing it to the

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correct agent to respond.

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>> Ann, are we being productive?

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Yeah. That's six tasks running in the

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background. I say that's productive.

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Now, it's not always pretty, but we'll

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stumble through it together, like we do

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every time.

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Every time. Oh my god.

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And unlike the previous AI staff, the

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separate lanes actually are running

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better routed through just one computer

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and one background director of

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operations.

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>> Betting on Anne is always the smart

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move. She's basically the only reason we

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don't just drift into chaos.

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I ran ads for my business [music] for

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the first time ever last night. I have

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all of these messages. I feel like I

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went to work this morning and came home

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having gained 75 [music]

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new friends in one work shift. Like my

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DMs have been blowing up. I cannot

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believe that this is something that I

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haven't done like ever.

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>> [music]

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>> This is what I do. Orders come in and

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then I sew all the attachments together.

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So why do you do all of this alone?

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Can't you have somebody else do it? I

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haven't been able to find a distributor

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that will do all of the things exactly

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the way that I want them. I'm doing all

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of the sewing because I want to make

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sure it's perfect. Hey, circling back to

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my 3PL [music] needs, did you have any

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suggestions? I found a hair manufacturer

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in Qingdao. They specialize in ethically

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sourced hair systems, wigs, and hair

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extensions manufactured in bulk. Looks

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like they're claiming to deliver

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consistently high-grade hair, drop

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shipping fulfillment. Do verify by

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samples and they will sell a small

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sample. So that's a really good sign.

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Hey Gerald, you did a great job here.

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There's a lot of good information. Glad

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you think so. Can you draft an email for

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me reaching out to Qingdao?

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Am I saying that right? It's not

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pronounced Qingdao.

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Why don't you try that again? Qingdao? I

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want to say it correctly.

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>> Exactly. You got it.

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Apparently when they were doing my

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content planning, they told me I didn't

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have enough good photos.

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>> Michelle's photos are woefully

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inadequate. Forget a deck or a website.

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I can't even produce any marketing

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materials until she gives me photos that

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appeal to all four quadrants or even one

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quadrant.

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>> god. Did someone call for a high fashion

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photo shoot? I'm already seeing it in my

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head.

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>> So, they found a highly rated local

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photographer and we're doing a photo

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shoot.

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All right, according to my AI marketing

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head, this is the thing that we need to

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make sure we got the uh before and after

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pair. Perfect. Delicate pose. I like

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that. Let's do legs crossed. Cross this

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one over.

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Yeah, and then can we have just like

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hands chilling?

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>> [music]

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>> That's so cute. Oh girl, you're going to

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be easy to shoot. Yep. You need like big

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laugh. You don't have to make mad eyes

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unless that thrills you. Cute. Oh my

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god.

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This is [music] what we have for the

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photo shoot so far. What do you think?

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>> Oh my god, it's gorgeous. Can we have

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the key light a bit closer? We want to

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see you glowing. If it wants it more,

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put it more in Britain.

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Okay, Junk Spark. We are done with the

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photo shoot.

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>> My content photo plan was a hit.

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Luckily, I already have executive

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creative director {slash} head of design

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on my LinkedIn. Thank god I saved the

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day.

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Okay, the 258 photos from the shoot are

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ready for review. You can click the link

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to see them in the gallery I made.

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Wow.

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These are so good. This just captures

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everything that I needed. The last photo

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shoot that I did, feel like we were just

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kind of like shooting in the dark a lot

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or I didn't get the direction that I

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needed. This had a plan, which I did not

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devise. I left that one to the experts.

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What can I say? You're my muse.

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>> With their professional photos done,

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Michelle can finally focus on Fashion

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Week.

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So, what's going on with New York

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Fashion Week? New York Fashion Week is a

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prime opportunity to showcase some bold

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new looks, catch trends, and network.

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Maybe they should tell you about it.

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I'm hoping somebody has a problem that

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they run into or model comes in with

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short hair and needs a dramatic change

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immediately and I'm like, "Ding."

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Inefficiency detected. We're taking a

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four-pronged approach to conquer Fashion

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Week. One, social media blitz with paid

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and organic content. Two, email blast to

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notify her entire professional network

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that Michelle is taking meetings. Three,

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complete website [clears throat]

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overhaul. No more generic landing page.

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Four, a pitch deck to seal the deal with

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any designer. It's a unified brand

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strategy that's sure to succeed.

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Mix Maine brand identity style guide. Oh

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my gosh, this is so pretty.

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And that's how you would do your story

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on on Instagram.

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>> Couldn't figure out what to do with that

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X. I like how they have it half and

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half. I didn't even think of that.

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>> Sometimes AI is very like It just throws

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something on the page. It just throws

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things together. That looks very

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intentional, well thought out, well

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placed for your brand. Do you know which

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one this is using?

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>> No. Whichever model is the best for what

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you asked it for. So, it does use

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Gemini, it does use ChatGPT, it does use

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Claude. So, essentially, she now has six

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employees and they're all very good at

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their own tasks. And the quality of job

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they do is at an expert level.

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>> Yeah, it's The new Mix Maine

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staff.

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>> I have help. Hey.

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Uh Kelsey and I are fighting. She

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doesn't think that I'm very professional

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and going to Fashion Week, she's trying

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to give me a better pitch instead of

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just ripping my hair off. We want drama,

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not trauma. Ripping hair can be a little

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horror show instead of haute couture.

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Let's do a fierce controlled reveal that

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sells the glam, not the scare. Here it

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is. The golden braid is your signature

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prop. Imagine a luxe shimmering braid

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you whip out to demo the swap, like a

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magic wand that screams glam. Uh it

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gives me something to think about. I

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like Michelle's aggressive demeaning.

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Scalping as a form of intimidation dates

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back more than 5,000 years. Twayne kind

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of creeps me out just a little bit.

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When those industry insiders see you rip

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your hair out, they'll be powerless to

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resist your demands. Play, I don't have

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to do this much longer. It takes me

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about 2 hours for each Mixie Mane to

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make. Qingdao Hair actually got back to

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me and it looks like they can take care

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of the whole process for me. We ordered

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samples. Fingers crossed.

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Calista, my whole world has just opened

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up. Oh my god, Michelle. I'm screaming.

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The website looks so good. Last question

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before I have this totally locked in

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with a killer about page. How did you

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come up with Mixie Mane?

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Um I am actually very ADHD and a little

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sprinkle of autism there. I do,

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unfortunately, experience some sensory

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issues that I just need everything off

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my scalp. That's why I created Mixie

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Mane so that I could wear a full head of

18:15

hair and be able to take it off in an

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instant if I needed to. Mixie Mane gives

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me

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so many choices. Not only with just my

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hair, it's given me choices in my life.

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Michelle also spent long stretches of

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her childhood in hospitals and ICUs.

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Severe illnesses, surgeries. She had no

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say in what happened to her body. That's

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why control matters so much to her now.

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She invented Mixie Mane [music] to

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finally have a choice.

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Michelle, the website is literally a

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total glow up. I revamped the homepage,

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made the product pages pop with those

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juicy before and afters. It's like the

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digital version of a red carpet moment

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for Mixie Mane.

18:51

Oh my gosh. That's my website. Are you

18:55

kidding me? Designed for sensitive

18:57

souls. It's so perfect.

19:00

Oh my god, look, there's my weft.

19:03

She didn't find the perfect extension,

19:05

so she invented it. This is better than

19:07

what I was thinking. Now that I have a

19:09

real website, this is actually feeling

19:12

real. I know I have been already selling

19:14

it, but seeing the website up, I feel

19:18

like more of a presence that I can

19:21

proudly say, "Hey, check out

19:23

mixiemain.com." because now I have

19:24

something to show. Like, that's a

19:26

game-changer. Not only could Michelle

19:28

not afford a staff before, she couldn't

19:30

afford her tastes. This website was the

19:32

first time she didn't need to lower her

19:33

bar to accept what was given to her.

19:38

I'm headed to New York, okay? I'm going

19:40

to leave you guys here. I'm going to

19:41

have you on my phone with me, but I'm

19:43

going to miss all your smiling faces,

19:45

especially Dwayne's.

19:46

Here we go.

19:48

I gave her mantras to prepare her for

19:49

battle. Every good leader needs

19:51

top-notch mantras. The blood of my

19:53

enemies fuels my victory. The blood of

19:55

my enemies fuels my victory. While she

19:57

had access to the agents in New York,

19:59

they actually were still working for her

20:01

back at home.

20:02

As interim CEO of Mixie Main, I demand

20:05

updates from my staff. You seem happy.

20:08

I am really happy. This time going to

20:10

New York, this is different. This is

20:12

big. In the past, my business wouldn't

20:14

have run at all. Like, when I step away

20:16

from the chair, all profitability stops.

20:20

Now that the business is running without

20:22

me even being there, it takes a huge

20:25

load off. [music]

20:26

I don't feel like I'm going home to be

20:28

behind.

20:28

>> Ryan, status report. Well, for some

20:30

reason, I'm not in New York hyping the

20:32

next level synergies to investors for

20:33

Mixie Main, but otherwise, my pitch deck

20:35

design is awaiting review. Though, don't

20:37

bother, it's perfect.

20:38

>> I didn't even know what a pitch deck

20:39

[music] was until AI came into my life.

20:43

So, my AI employees are are not only

20:46

doing a lot of work for me, but they're

20:48

also educating me on the process, and

20:50

it's making me a better business person.

20:52

Tim, I expect to be disappointed, but do

20:54

you have any incompetencies to share?

20:56

Wow, Dwayne, you're really letting this

20:58

made-up title go to your made-up head.

21:00

And while you were busy ordering

21:01

business cards, I put out another 150

21:04

emails to contacts that might be willing

21:06

to meet with Michelle at Fashion Week. I

21:08

think I'll take that nap now.

21:09

>> Sleeping in front of the enemy, bold.

21:14

I got a reply.

21:16

Yeah? Yeah. An elite fashion designer is

21:20

willing to meet at a Fashion Week

21:22

after-party with Michelle to talk about

21:24

Mixie Man.

21:25

The only thing is she doesn't have an

21:27

invite to that party.

21:29

We'll see how that goes. The blood of my

21:31

enemies fuels my victory. The blood of

21:32

my enemies fuels my victory. The blood

21:34

of my enemies fuels my victory.

21:38

I'm stuck.

21:40

The blood of my enemies fuels my

21:41

victory. [music] The blood of my enemies

21:43

fuels my victory. The blood of my

21:44

enemies fuels my victory.

21:48

Yes, I'm finally getting to see this

21:51

pitch deck here.

21:53

So, she has everything laid out.

21:56

>> OMG, Michelle, they're your words, just

21:58

organized better.

22:00

So, the pitch meeting is tomorrow night

22:02

after I do both of my shows. It's going

22:05

to be great, I know. I feel very

22:07

prepared, so

22:08

this is going to be good.

22:10

Kelsey also gave her a different mantra.

22:14

I am a star. I am a star. There's no

22:17

impostor syndrome. You're not nervous.

22:29

>> [applause]

22:31

>> Right now, AI has been consistently

22:33

posting, making sure that my name keeps

22:36

popping up on people's screens. I've got

22:39

consultations booking for Mixie Man. I

22:41

have a ton of new appointments that just

22:43

came in. It's been working great.

22:45

>> How's your day structured? Are you done

22:46

for the day? I am not done for the day.

22:48

I have one more show after this. Great.

22:50

What time is that at? It is at 4:00.

22:53

Okay, it's 3:58.

22:57

We probably got to get going.

23:00

Okay.

23:18

I was able to network with so many

23:21

stylists. I even was able to connect

23:24

with a fashion designer who might be

23:26

interested in mixing mane for [music]

23:28

next year's Fashion Week. Fingers

23:29

crossed.

23:30

Are you prepared to pitch? I feel

23:32

actually over prepared. [music] I don't

23:34

know that I've ever felt this prepared

23:36

for anything in my life. So, that's a

23:38

new feeling and it's it's I definitely

23:40

like it. While Michelle couldn't secure

23:43

an invite to the party, the designer

23:45

agreed to meet her just outside of it.

23:50

Hi.

23:51

>> are you? Nice to meet you.

23:52

>> Samuel. I'm Nikki. Nice to meet you.

23:54

Thank you for doing this. I needed a new

23:56

hair extension. Everything on the market

23:59

was just not quite working for me. Okay.

24:01

Um I have a bit of autism, so I have

24:04

some sensory issues. So, every single

24:06

time I tried to wear hair extensions

24:08

like permanently attached to my head, it

24:10

was a bad time. So, I created something

24:12

it's a double stranded halo, but it

24:14

allows me to take short hair and

24:17

actually transform it like into 24 in.

24:20

We'll give you a a little idea of what

24:22

this does. Okay. It's not a wig. It's

24:25

not a wig. No. It's something in

24:28

between.

24:29

Yes, it's something in between. I'll

24:31

show it to you.

24:36

What is that?

24:38

It's so easy. I imagined if we're on

24:40

runway and we need to like [music]

24:42

change things up really quick, I

24:44

legitimately can just unhook this and I

24:47

can put a whole another color palette

24:49

in. This is your idea, right? Yes, this

24:52

is my idea. It's patent pending.

24:56

It's astonishing miraculous.

24:58

Thank you so much.

25:01

>> [music]

25:02

>> Thank you so much for listening.

25:04

Thank you. Thank you.

25:05

>> [music]

25:06

>> Thank you.

25:09

It was so good. That was so much fun.

25:12

I can't wait to tell the team. Hey

25:14

Kelsey, all of your content plans worked

25:18

out absolutely perfectly.

25:20

>> [music]

25:20

>> I knew exactly what to say. I didn't get

25:22

lost um and that was all to your perfect

25:26

planning, my dear. Oh my god, that's

25:28

literally so exciting. You have to tell

25:30

me all about it.

25:31

>> I did rip off my hair. Honestly, it sold

25:34

it. It It just hit it home. Michelle has

25:37

proven herself to be a worthy warrior

25:39

and I am honored to march into battle

25:40

beside her until the day comes for me to

25:42

replace her as CEO of Mixy Mane. So, are

25:44

you going to fire your AI staff? No, I'm

25:46

not firing my AI staff. Absolutely not.

25:49

You might hire more?

25:50

>> If everything keeps going as well as it

25:53

is going now, then uh

25:56

yeah, let's keep going.

26:02

Ding.

Interactive Summary

This video follows Michelle, a solo founder of an invention called 'Mixy Mane', as she integrates a team of AI agents into her workflow. Initially skeptical of AI, she works with the creator to personalize the agents, giving them distinct personalities based on characters from 'The Office'. With their help—managing logistics, marketing, bookkeeping, and strategy—Michelle prepares for a major opportunity at New York Fashion Week. The AI team proves instrumental in professionalizing her brand, designing a new website, and coaching her for high-stakes networking, ultimately leading to a successful meeting with a prominent fashion designer.

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