Dan Martell shows how ChatGPT's voice feature works and suggests two quick wins for business owners: an AI scheduling assistant or customer-service chatbot. He ends with a question that cuts through the noise: what are you pretending not to know?
This is the Chat GPT app, okay? Just install it, it's free. And then click this little button. Most people don't know about the chat button to talk, so you can actually hit this button. And now I got a little blue little voice. So I'm on a podcast right now with my friend Dean, and we're talking about AI. And I've got friends that are trying to figure out what's the best way they could do something in their business. Use AI to make it better, make their business better. And it needs to be simple so they really get it. What do you recommend?
Absolutely. Happy to help with that. So, first off, hey, to you and Dean. Sounds like a fun podcast chat. If you're looking for a really simple entry point for your friends, I'd recommend they start with something like an AI powered scheduling assistant or even a customer service chatbot. Those are super intuitive. They plug right into the business, and they let people see immediate value without a steep learning curve. So it's like a gentle way to dip their toes into AI and immediately make their business a bit more efficient.
You convince yourself it's not something. Something you can do. And my new question I keep asking my friends, my clients, what are you pretending not to know?
