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Robyn Anderson tells overwhelmed small-business owners to start with Claude.ai and have it interview you for 30-45 minutes. Claude saves what it learns in a memory file, then generates personalized outputs like LinkedIn captions without you having to re-explain yourself each time.
Robyn Anderson, for anyone listening who is a small business owner, but they feel, I guess, completely overwhelmed by AI, what's the simplest way for them to start tomorrow? What would you tell them?
Just try it. Just, if you're feeling overwhelmed, identify what's overwhelming you. Is it too many tools, too many choices? Is it something you're worried about? You won't understand. Isn't the cost of tools. So for all of those, just try it. I would say go to Claude.ai, have a conversation with it. I think Claude is the best tool out there for beginners, for people building their full-on AI systems. And so just sit in there and have a conversation and say, tell me how you work. Ask me about my business, how you can help me.
Mm.
Yeah, that's what I would do.
Ask me about my business and how I, as in Claude, can help you. That will get the conversation started, right? And that, that will then open the door for people.
In our first week of our Claude sprint, the first day is like, how do you download Claude on your computer? What are the settings tabs? But then the very first thing we do after that, when we're interacting with it, is we have Claude interview us. So we interview it. We have Claude interview us about us as a person and then us as a business.
And what does that give the user, those two activities?
Uh, so it goes through a really long interview process, takes anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes. Yeah. I had some of my members say that they laughed and they cried during their interview because the questions are just so interesting. And then what it actually does is it creates a memory file. So Claude's learning about you and you won't have to retrain it in your other conversations about who you are, what you, what you ask for. A LinkedIn post caption, it'll know exactly what you wanted to say and what your business does.
A great starting point.
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