Ai Accelerator Dr Richard Brown Testimonial

Dr. Richard Brown, a plastic surgeon from Scottsdale, shares how the AI Accelerator program helped him build workflows, create social media content, and document standard operating procedures. He credits the supportive cohort environment for making the learning process effective.
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I recommend the AI accelerator because I think that in general people who aren't tech savvy, this makes it easy to be tech savvy. I think the AI learning how to use ChatGPT, learning how to get into these workflows and the books that they make with the prompts is going to make it so much easier for you to be present on the Internet and in social media. So I think people who were kind of nervous about technology in general, the AI and the workbooks and the prompts, just makes it so seamless and so easy to do.
My name is Ricky Brown, I live in Scottsdale, Arizona and I am a board certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon. So I almost didn't join really simply based on time. I'm a pretty busy plastic surgeon and while I love technology and AI, I almost didn't do it because I just didn't think that it would fit into my schedule. I, I ended up joining the AI accelerator because I really saw the benefit of AI. I really am a very forward, technological person. And after attending at the Mindshare conference, Mike's Talk, I realized that this was something that I really had to do because it really is the future of the world and of business in general. For me. The biggest benefits so far have been the workbooks that they give us with all the prompts to work through. So that's been huge because for all of us it's a bit of a daunting area, this whole AI thing. And with ChatGPT becoming so popular and some of the other ones, this, this really helped me work through the different topics and things that could help me in my practice. So the social media topic and the figuring out what my avatar or so the workbooks really made it easy to go through the prompts and create workflows and standard operating procedures there were just seamless that normally would have taken hours and hours to do and you can literally do them in minutes. And that's really for me, the only way to do this is for me to understand it first so that I can then pass the knowledge down to my team. Being able to streamline videos, learning how to clone my voice for social media because I have a big presence on social media so I'm really learning how to do all of that. And the other thing for me that's been really huge was I love the, there's two of the books I loved. One was the social media one which gives you ideas for social media, helps you work through the process of determining what types of videos should you be making. So that was a really good one. And then for me, the main thing, or the standing. The standing operating procedures protocols. That one's really great because I've been trying to institute a lot of those things in my practice, and so it's been awesome to be able to just go, hey, I need a standard operating procedure for this. Let me use the book, and let's work through the. The chat GPT prompts and create them. And so as I'm experimenting with those again, I'll then pass those down to my team, and then they'll all start to be able to do it themselves. So I would tell people who are apprehensive to at least try this out. Just give it a shot. Because the group. The group setting that we did the cohort meetings in were great. We were able to ask questions, you know, and a lot of us struggled. And so being a part of the WhatsApp group was great, too, because when some docs were struggling, we could all ask each other questions. Mike's team would chime in and say, hey, try this. So it was really easy to get answers when we were struggling. And I think that's a big part of. If you're trying to do this on your own, you're gonna hit brick walls and not know where to go. Whereas when you're in a cohort like this, you have a whole group of other healthcare professionals that can help answer the questions, and then the team can jump in too. So it's almost like you have a personal assistant at your fingertips.
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