por Hank Mercer & Wren Takahashi
Hank Mercer tells the fictional story of Maya Chen, a wedding photographer who turns AI-assisted same-night sneak peeks into a word-of-mouth engine, while Wren Takahashi pulls out the five-step playbook any freelancer can adapt. Fictional and illustrative throughout — no real people, no real results. For education and entertainment only — not financial, legal, or professional advice. We make no claims or guarantees about income; individual results vary widely.
Discover how a fictional catering business uses an AI receptionist to stop losing leads and double its bookings. Learn the "speed-to-lead" principle and how to automate service-business intake. For education and entertainment only — not financial, legal, or professional advice. We make no claims or guarantees about income; individual results vary widely.
Hank tells the illustrative story of Nadia Brooks, a fictional former office manager who built a print-on-demand wall-art catalog with AI image tools — from a failed quote-print start to a curated botanical line-art shop — while Wren pulls out the lessons on niching, mockups, curation, and trademark screening. Every story on this show is fictional and illustrative, never a real person or real results. For education and entertainment only — not financial, legal, or professional advice. We make no claims or guarantees about income; individual results vary widely.
Hank tells the illustrative, fictional story of Ruth Calloway, a newsletter writer who built an income stream using AI for research and organization — sponsor negotiations, a paid tier built on checklists, and the month everything nearly broke. Wren pulls out the five practical lessons. All characters and events are fictional and illustrative. For education and entertainment only — not financial, legal, or professional advice. We make no claims or guarantees about income; individual results vary widely.