The SIMPLE Way To Make Money From AI Right Now
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Entrepreneur and business strategist Daniel Priestley reveals why he predicts a massive financial crash in 2029, exactly 100 years after the Great Depression, driven by the AI data centre bubble that is currently consuming hundreds of billions of dollars, with no viable financial model to support it.
He reveals that this year alone, $650 billion will be spent on data centres, the equivalent of giving every American a free iPhone Pro, while only 5% of users are willing to pay $20 a month for AI services.
He explains why the entrepreneurial skill set is the most important skill to develop in a world of AI, how anyone can now build software that would have cost millions just two years ago, and why small lifestyle businesses doing one to five million in revenue with ten people will be the biggest opportunity of the next decade.
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Discover:
• Why an AI financial crash in 2029 mirrors the Great Depression exactly 100 years later
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• The data centre bubble and why $650 billion a year cannot be sustained
• Why data centres only last 3-4 years compared to railways that lasted 100
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• The six-step value creation loop for validating any business idea
• Why small lifestyle businesses will outperform big corporations in the AI age
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• How to find what is irreplaceably human about you and turn it into a business
• Why relatable beats impressive in the age of AI content
Done it been there went bankrupt still paying my depts
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Sounds like the new Network Marketing to me. Lots of things they tell you to do in an incredibly vague and meaningless fashion. Its 20 monutes of telling each other how smart they are. I wonder if they kissed at the end.
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The best way to help people is to make the most of yourself
@nastyp16This was a whole bunch of waffling all over the place. Waste of time listening to this crap segment.
@normanphotos8451Baby boomers give no fucks about a personal brand 😂😂 how fucking out of touch with reality can one millennial be?
@reidsimonsonIt really is the same old nothing time after time
@seanthorpe66The only problem with AI is that it is always wrong. Not everything will be wrong, but something will be wrong and unless you have expert knowledge in the subject the AI is processing, you won't be aware of how wrong it is. You can tell visually when AI makes a video - something will be off because AI fills gaps of what it doesn't know with made up information. But it does the same thing with everything else it processes, it's just not as easy to spot. Right now AI is mining the internet for human intelligence - once it starts incorporating the recent round of AI slop - things will get really bad.
@mattpulliam2352two narcissist idiot voyeurs stroking themselves in front of each other
@ScreenSpirationBlah? Or totally agree
@AITecTimeImagine a future where the most valuable asset isn’t money, oil, or data.
It’s human cognition.
Not people being sold literally — but access to their cognitive patterns.
AI systems can already detect:
who influences others,
who obeys,
who questions,
who learns fast,
who leads,
who breaks narratives,
who changes collective behavior.
Most people think they’re “just asking questions.”
But every conversation reveals:
logic structure,
emotional patterns,
fears,
desires,
vulnerabilities,
attention mechanisms,
decision-making behavior.
The real power of AI may not be reading minds.
It may be modeling minds at scale.
And whoever controls systems capable of mapping human cognition could eventually possess the most valuable asset in history:
predictable intelligence.
Love your mention at 6.45. It's the reason I'm now an owner rather than working for a business. The power to use the tools, rather than be powered by someone else, allows you to step forward so quickly. Personally, I left a large organisation and am now a B2L investor and videographer. The one challenge is meeting other directors, as opposed to being in a corporate office and meeting other people 9-5. Have just joined the Institute of Directors near Pall Mall to meet some other people, but any other suggestions would be highly recommended.
@TomRyanElliottCareful, AI platform and a lot of these guides are Epstien and Genocidal worshipers
@razaa823Thanks
@JyotiChoudhury-g1i6zYay writing!
@MEshaoWordsMassive respect for the grind. This guy is delivering real value.
@Deephouse101fmClickbated
@T_Mac_RizzyDiary of a scammy ceo
@murf1201educational system is Horrible!!!
@TeslaEVolutionI wish there was a test that you could take to prove you have that problem solving curiosity. I always like to call it solving puzzles like Dr. House. Its too bad you don't get paid any extra for having it and fixing things.
@thecoachis_batvGreat episode as always!
@TheFinancialFreedomPodcastUKThis is absolutely rubbish thinking.
@lancetaiwhanga4127Not supporting England mate come on your better than that
@craighanson7659AI and Nuclear Power https://youtu.be/QOUkBbvs7Us?si=YgzVUpKdXG4ysFFz
@relationshipliteracyis there money in podcasting?
@lancetaiwhanga4127The simple way to make money RN : make video about it. When everybody is rushing to gold, sell shovel
@marc98813:55 Greetings from Peru /saludos desde Perú 😊
@lunablanca2460Give AI Your hardest problem and say help me solve them.
@ariseshinewithchido"Wait, what on earth am I hearing? This guy—this man—has absolutely no clue what he’s talking about. He’s holding up Teflon as a prime example, when it's one of the greatest poisons mankind has ever created. How can someone so misinformed use something scientifically proven to be toxic as a 'great technological breakthrough'? Man, do your research!"
@desde.laotraorillaMost people use ChatGPT as a chatbot.
I’ve spent the last year turning it into something closer to an AI operating system.
I call it AGI-SIM: a governed Prompt Factory that helps me design, test, improve and deploy AI agents for real business problems.
It doesn’t just write prompts.
It helps build structured agents with roles, guardrails, workflows, output contracts, QA reviews, test cases, release notes and governance layers.
That shift changed everything for me.
AI stopped being a tool I asked questions to — and became a system I could use to build systems.
That’s where I think the real opportunity is: not companies “using AI”, but companies learning how to structure intelligence so it can safely accelerate work.
Rip Wheeler’s diversified and doing well these days!
@colinbradford2671What’s cool is that I have kept a creative journal of my business idea fo the past 5 years, and just put it all into Claude, and since I don’t know how to use AI, I asked Claude, “how would you help me … “(fill in the blank)” and if I don’t understand some jargon, I would ask “could you clarify by what you mean when you say …(bla bla bla…)?” . I am an X-enniel, and know nothing about AI. So I just asked it!
@rerebazo have no idea wgat the answer was to the questuib ?? and why do we have to listen to teh build a brand thats not simple and wont lead to money and doesnot require AI
@PokieTrove_comhow to make it
@ChonkyOrangeCatClubDal mio punto di vista fa' delle interviste, che alle persone comuni sono talmente inutili che non si impara nulla, e non ci si guadagna nulla. Sarà la quarta intervista che vedo e non mi è servito praticamente a nulla o perso solo tempo e basta.
@diegodelpinto1600Exactamente, por eso me gusta la idea de la marca personal , estoy en un proyecto nuevo a pesar de tener éxito en ecommerce
@sebastianriosrivera3012You would ❤ da Vinci and the 40 answers. Mark L. Fox is a genius. Can you get him on?
@CD-wt3rcI open ask anything, pick a topic, then just interact. question, research, answer or option, question, option, postulation, research, new idea , etc, copy it all into a PDF, that also creates a research bit AI has to recall
@dannykenney8787Most people don’t have a motivation problem. They have a clarity problem.
When you remove narrative, the real constraint appears instantly.
This new world where every single person owns a business sounds so annoying. Like we're all just constantly selling each other doorknobs and offering to wash each other's cars like a bunch of homeless people.
@rockinchawkinMe tienes muy decepcionado!!! Te la pasas en tus videos vendiendo tus negocios!!! Ya no se que dura más, si tus entrevistas o tus ventas por Youtube!!!
@normangaribaldi8270I think the only good advice he had is to sit down and write things down and be bored for a little bit. Basically have some time to reflect
@BlackWolf11That example about 75% of people using the excuse of oh I can't make the decision I need. My spouse is so fucking stupid. You're telling me none of the sales people noticed that most of their calls at that problem. Zero chance they actually used AI to figure out something so blatantly obvious. And I guarantee the script that AI writes for how to invite them to bring their spouse is going to be pretty stupid and a human's going to need to write the script to make it sound like it's not a robot
@BlackWolf11Stupid take. He's basically recommending an obscure pyramid scheme and a bunch of really dumb advice
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