I have a confession. I've been low-key obsessed with AI for the last two years.

But I've also watched a lot of people disappear down the AI rabbit hole for weeks and come back with... not a lot to show for it. So I kept myself on a leash. Diving in, pulling back, diving in, pulling back. Until recently, when three things happened at the same time that changed everything.

If you've been wanting to use AI for your content creation but you're stuck in the cycle of "I know it could do more for me but I can't justify the time to set it up"... this episode is for you.

I'm sharing the real, honest diary of how I ended up building my own AI content assistant. The seven-step content workflow. What the process actually looked like. And why the content coming out of it is better than anything I was producing when I was spending 10+ hours a week creating content manually.

This is Part 1 of a two-parter. Next week I'm taking you inside the bigger picture... what I'm calling the CEO Command Centre.

This is also the exact AI content system we're building live at the Cash Money Content Upgrade Workshop on Tuesday April 21st. Two hours. You'll walk out with your own Content Command Centre, fully customised for your business.

🎟️ Tickets are $97. Click here to grab yours now.

Should you run a lead magnet funnel or run ads direct to a low-ticket offer?

I've been running an experiment over the last 90 days to find out. Same time period. Similar number of people. Same offer at the end.

One was a lead magnet funnel. The other was a direct sales funnel.

And I tracked everything: what we spent, what we made upfront, and how many people from each funnel went on to buy our other programs over 30, 60, and 90 days.

If you've been wondering which funnel strategy is right for you—this episode is for you.

I'm pulling back the curtain and sharing the real numbers. Which one was more profitable upfront? Which one converted better long-term? And which one is right for your business right now?

Listen to find out.

Want help setting up your funnel?

DM us on Instagram: @hellofunnels

Someone copied my ad. Pretty much word-for-word. Scene-by-scene.

Not "inspired by" copied. Blatant copied.

And when I reached out to them? They played dumb, denied it, then blocked me.

If you've ever been copied or you're worried about what to do if it happens—this episode is for you.

I'm walking through exactly what I did: the DM I sent, the deadline I gave, how they responded, the PDF I created with side-by-side proof, reporting them to Meta's IP infringement department, and where I drew the line between protecting my business and protecting my peace.

Plus, the three levers you actually have when someone copies you (spoiler: legal action usually isn't one of them).

Questions about protecting your content?

DM me on Instagram: @hellofunnels