Joe Apfelbaum and a co-speaker argue that spending a few hours per week learning Evvy AI can double your income. They use Stephen Covey's "sharpen the saw" metaphor to show how building templates and establishing a repeatable process creates massive time savings and higher quality results.
Make sure that you find ways to save time and then build those relationships. You're gonna get more bang for your buck with everything that you're doing because as Stephen Covey writes, is if you had 9 hours to cut down a tree, spend at least 15 minutes sharpening the saw. So spend a few minutes learning how to use it.
Right. And I was gonna say, if you think of Evvy as a partner, you need a process and you have to spend some time. If you spend 3, 4, 5 hours over the course of a week, just really digging into Evvy AI and really learning how to use it and to build those templates, and then once week you take 15 minutes, build a template, use a thing, try a new feature. By the end of the year, you're gonna have this massive AI partner that's saving you way more time than you ever invested in it and getting you better results than if you were doing it manually. But most people don't wanna slow down enough. I can't afford 5 hours to learn how to use a tool. What if that was gonna double your income and save you 100 hours?