Dean Graziosi argues that your beliefs about AI determine what you get from it. Fear it and you risk catastrophe; approach it constructively and you unlock advantages like faster lead generation, more personal time, and business growth. He claims AI could cure cancer within two years.
Is this different? It's exponentially different. There's never been anything like it in history. We've never had anything as smart as us that can go faster than us, that can help us go quicker. And simultaneously, that brings up emotions and overwhelm. I don't want to get right into teaching, but here's what I want to say. We all know that what we believe is what we get. If we wake up thinking AI could start World War III, it could make it so I can't compete in real estate, it could take my career, It could change the world, all those things, which may happen. But if we focus on that, how can simultaneously we also realize that it's probably gonna cure cancer in the next 2 years, that it can allow you to go faster, to get better leads, to buy you time to be home for dinner, to buy you time to unlock creativity, to buy you time, you know most of us were, especially I've been there, stuck in the business. You're trying to get out to get bigger and you can't. What if AI can go in and do that stuff so you can rise up and work on your business and grow?
