Holly Haynes built seventeen AI bots for her signature program. Then she almost didn't share them. Here's what stopped her. When you package your expertise into a shareable AI skill, you have to hand over everything inside it. The transcripts. The client Q&As. The framework you spent years refining. Holly had poured all of Anti-Social School into hers, and when it came time to pass it to a client, she got nervous. Not because she was hiding anything, but because she knew exactly what it was worth. That's the conversation I wanted to have with her. Holly's a business strategist with a corporate tech background who's now baking years of experience into AI tools her clients actually use. She's one of our founding creators at wAIv, and she's doing the thing I think most expertise-based businesses are going to have to figure out. How do you use AI to get your clients better results without giving away the thing that makes you valuable, and without turning your program into a course full of videos nobody watches. What I love about her answer is how unglamorous it is. Her bots don't replace her. They handle the blank page so her clients show up to calls with ten options instead of "I don't know where to start."

AI called me out this month. And honestly? It was right. I took a detour when Fable 5 dropped and asked it to audit my business. Its verdict: I'm great at building, not great at shipping. If that stings a little for you too, you're in the right place. This episode is about cutting through the AI overwhelm and figuring out whether you're actually ready to build and sell AI products to your clients. Not "someday ready." Ready right now. I'm walking you through five readiness markers so you can score yourself honestly and figure out your real next move.