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Since moving to Guyana, I’ve been figuring out housing costs, the cost of living, and building a business as I go. In this episode, I’m answering your questions from the last episode, sharing how family land became a triplex, what living here actually costs, and where I’m heading with the business as I continue building a life here. Thank you for listening, and as always...enjoy your first sip! Timestamps 00:00 Following Up on Your Questions 01:00 Housing and Why I Don’t Pay Rent 04:00 Family Land and Building Together 09:30 Rental Prices in Guyana 12:00 Can You Live on $2,000 a Month? 15:00 Electricity, Internet and Food Costs 19:00 Business Opportunities in Guyana 22:30 Helping Businesses Improve Their Sales 24:00 Healthy Food and Delivery Apps 28:30 How We Got Into Airbnb 30:00 Building a Home in Guyana 35:30 Launching a Cleaning Service 40:00 Change, Community and Working Together 47:00 My Long-Term Plans in Guyana What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

After 60 days of living in Guyana, I’m sharing what the move has actually been like, from the lifestyle changes and lower cost of living to the business opportunities I’m starting to see across real estate, home services, and entrepreneurship. I also talk about what I miss about the U.S., how business operates differently in Guyana, and why the move has changed the way I think about work, health, and building a life abroad. Thank you for listening, and as always...enjoy your first sip! Click here to watch the full episode on YouTube Timestamps 00:00 60 Days After Moving to Guyana 00:32 What I Miss Most About America 04:38 How Business Works Differently in Guyana 07:05 Guyana Is Still a Cash-Heavy Economy 08:08 Why the Business Opportunities Excite Me 09:42 The Housing Boom and Home-Service Opportunity 12:00 New Opportunities for Guyanese Entrepreneurs 13:20 How Much Money You Need to Live Well Here 15:05 Escaping the American Rat Race 17:00 Finding Opportunity Instead of Complaining 19:35 How I’m Thinking About Building Businesses Here 23:30 How Moving Has Changed My Health and Lifestyle 27:15 What I’m Actually Doing for Work 29:00 The Bigger Project I’m Working On 30:20 Final Thoughts After 60 Days What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

AI can write your resume, optimize your LinkedIn profile, and draft your outreach messages, but it can't teach you how to walk into a room and be someone people actually want to work with. Ryan Conceicao is back to break down why soft skills have quietly become the most valuable, and most neglected, skill in the job market right now. Thank you for listening, and as always...enjoy your first sip! ———————— Interested in breaking into medical sales? Ryan has a free 60-minute training that walks through the system he uses to help people start landing interviews, even without previous sales experience. Watch Ryan’s free training here: https://movetomedsales.com/?am_id=dekimbe8228 First Sip listeners also receive $100 off if you decide to enroll in one of HireLevel University’s paid programs. Click here to watch the full episode on YouTube Timestamps 00:00 Recap: how AI is squeezing entry-level jobs 01:23 Be a genuinely good human 02:06 AI resumes are garbage in, garbage out 03:36 The real first test in any interview 06:42 Why generic AI LinkedIn messages get ignored 11:06 Do your recon before you reach out 11:23 The 80/20 rule of conversation 14:40 The scorecard: how first impressions cost you points 16:13 Advice to his younger self 24:47 Go back and listen to EP152 for the LinkedIn strategy 26:22 Subject yourself to failure 37:53 Measuring success by the decade, not the week 39:18 Ten years to build the skillset, then a student lands $163K in two months 40:25 Ryan's own story: $53K to $185K 45:48 Why stacking real skills beats faking it with AI 47:28 The one tactical thing before you reach out 54:15 Don't be the NPC, be the value add 54:53 Sales is human psychology 56:08 Where to find the course and free training 58:24 Sign off What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

A former OpenAI researcher correctly saw where the AI boom was headed, built a hedge fund around that prediction, and watched it grow to roughly $45 billion in assets. Then July happened. Leopold Aschenbrenner’s Situational Awareness fund lost 67% of its portfolio, wiping out roughly $35 billion. But the interesting part of this story is that his original bet on AI may not have been wrong. So how do you lose $35 billion while being right about the bigger trend? In this episode of First Sip, I break down what happened, what a hedge fund actually is, how leverage can multiply both your wins and losses, and how a margin call can force you to sell an investment even when you still believe in it. More importantly, we get into the lesson that applies far beyond Wall Street: being right doesn’t matter if you don’t have enough runway to survive being early. If you’re building a business, investing, using debt, or betting on an idea you believe in, this is a story worth understanding. Stay tuned, stay curious, and as always, enjoy your first sip. Click here to watch the full episode on YouTube What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

Survival mode isn't a setting you choose. Its a setting we get locked into, that piles on quietly until you don't even notice it's on. This week breaks down why business owners and employees keep restarting from zero, the research-backed reason it happens, and how to get yourself out of that cycle. Here's what we're sippin on: Why researchers gave this exact mental state a name, and why it's not a discipline problemThe real numbers behind accountabilityWhat a video game character's stat sheet gets right about progress that most of us get wrong in real lifeThe people who keep moving aren't the ones with more willpower, they're the ones who built a way to check in on themselves before they needed it. Thank you for listening, and as always...enjoy your first sip! Click here to watch the full episode on YouTube What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

ChatGPT vs Claude is the debate everyone's back to having this week, thanks to the release of ChatGPT 5.6. People are asking if they should switch back after just getting comfortable with Claude, and the honest answer is that's the wrong question to be asking in the first place. Click here to watch the full episode on YouTube Here's what we're sippin on: Why becoming AI literate matters more right now than picking the "right" tool, and how to actually get there without feeling behindA simple way to know which one to reach for depending on what you're actually trying to get done that dayWhy you don't have to be techy to get real value out of either one, and the easiest way to just get startedThe real risk right now isn't picking the wrong AI tool, it's sitting on the sidelines while everyone else is moving forward. Thank you for listening, and as always...enjoy your first sip! TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 — The ChatGPT vs Claude debate, PlayStation vs Xbox style 00:57 — Welcome back, why "which one's better" is the wrong question 03:15 — ChatGPT: the everyday ecosystem vs Claude's edge for deep work 05:36 — Connecting tools to Notion, and why preference matters most 07:54 — Becoming a "power user" and running into usage limits 10:11 — Splitting the work between tools, and standing out at your job 12:27 — Where to start if you're new, plus image generation and taste 14:42 — The adoption curve, and where you want to be What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks, says 90% of his employees aren't AI-ready. The AI skills gap is quietly becoming the biggest career risk most professionals aren't watching, and instead of mass layoffs, he's rebuilding his team through hackathons and natural attrition. This week we cover what he said on the 20VC podcast, why he's calling out leaders like Coinbase's CEO and Block's Jack Dorsey for how they're handling AI-driven cuts, and why this moment feels a lot like the one our parents lived through when computers first showed up at work and typing classes felt optional. If you've been wondering whether AI will replace your job, this is really a conversation about how to stay ahead of it. Here's what we're sippin on: The exact numbers behind his 12-month and 3-year plan, and what he says happens if he's rightHow to tell if your role is one of the "replaceable" ones he's really talking aboutOne question to ask your parents that explains exactly where this AI moment is headedFive years from now, this either ages like a warning you caught early or one you ignored. Thank you for listening, and as always...enjoy your first sip! Click here to watch the full episode on YouTube Timestamps: 00:00 The 90% AI Readiness Problem 01:00 Settling In: The Move to Guyana 02:00 Who Is Nikesh Arora and Palo Alto Networks 03:00 Natural Attrition and Hiring Through Hackathons 04:00 The Jobs Most at Risk Right Now 05:00 Calling Out Coinbase and Block's Layoff Approach 06:00 The Parents-and-Computers Parallel 09:00 A Free Tool to Validate Your Next Idea 11:00 Using ChatGPT and Claude to Move Faster 12:00 Are You Seeing This Resistance Too 13:00 Final Thoughts and Sign-Off What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

After  years of going back and forth, I finally made the decision to move to Guyana. A one way ticket from Philadelphia to Georgetown, with no scheduled return date. Life in Guyana has been something I've been building toward for a while now, from the Airbnb, consulting work, the connections on the ground, and moving there just became the next logical step. This episode is a quick update on what made me pull the trigger, what the business picture actually looks like on the ground in Georgetown, and what Season 4 of the First Sip Podcast is going to look like from here. Here's what we're sippin on: - What finally made the decision click after two-plus years of going back and forth - What Guyana's economic boom actually means at the street level, and why it matters for entrepreneurs right now - What stays the same on the show and what's changing now that First Sip is officially going international If you've been thinking about making a move, going all in on something, or just wondering what it looks like to build a business in a new market, this one is for you. Thank you for listening, and as always...enjoy your first sip! What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

The Anthropic IPO is officially in motion. IPO season is back, and companies like Anthropic and SpaceX are leading the race to go public. Anthropic just filed confidentially with the SEC at nearly a trillion dollar valuation, and Claude has been dominating the AI conversation all year. Almost at the same time, two of their biggest customers, Microsoft and Uber, are quietly pulling back on how much they're actually spending on AI. That tension is what this episode is all about. Here's what we're sippin on: What an SEC filing actually means, and why the timing of Anthropic's IPO matters more than the numberWhy Microsoft and Uber are cutting AI spend even though the tools are workingWhat the Gartner forecast on AI budgets tells us about where this whole thing is headed, and what it means for anyone investing in AI right nowIf you've been watching the AI market and wondering what any of this means for you on the ground, this one is for you. A SpaceX deep dive is coming soon, so stay subscribed for that one. Thank you for listening, and as always... enjoy your first sip! Click here to watch the full episode on YouTube What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

Click here to watch the full episode on YouTube AI data centers are popping up across the country at a pace nobody's really talking about, and they might be the reason your electric bill keeps climbing. This week we're getting into what these data centers actually are, who's really paying for them, and where the money is moving behind the scenes. Here's what we're sippin on: Why your electric bill is climbing even if you're cutting off every light in the houseThe companies getting billions in tax incentives to build in your backyard, and who ends up footing the billHow to position yourself on the right side of a $7 trillion shift instead of just paying for itIf you've noticed your bill going up and you've been wondering what's actually going on behind the scenes, this one is for you. Thank you for listening, and as always... enjoy your first sip! What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

Click here to watch the full episode on YouTube Most of us picked one AI tool a couple years ago and never looked back. If that tool is ChatGPT, there is a real chance you’re leaving a lot on the table and you might not even know it yet. This week we’re getting into the AI race as it stands right now in 2026. Here's what we're sippin on: One company just lapped the entire industry and it happened faster than anyone expectedThe four major AI tools broken down so you actually know which one to use and whenHow the company behind Claude is building its own product differently than any tech company before itIf you have been using the same tool since the beginning and wondering why everyone else seems to be moving faster, this one is for you. Thank you for listening, and as always…enjoy your first sip!  ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 The AI race and why the conversation has changed 01:13 Welcome and what we are sipping on today 02:00 How Dekimbe has been using AI in his business and life 03:00 Breaking down the four major players in the race right now 04:43 What LLMs actually are and how they work 05:40 Why Claude is the deep thinker and how it compares to ChatGPT 07:18 ChatGPT's image generation and where it still wins 07:38 Gemini and its integration across the Google Suite 08:13 Why Gemini and NotebookLM are a powerful combo for content creators 09:18 Grok and where real-time information gives it an edge 09:35 How the race shifted and what happened to OpenAI's lead 10:38 Anthropic's growth from $9 billion to $30 billion in four months 11:12 Why it took Salesforce 20 years to do what Anthropic did in three 11:47 Enterprise adoption and over 1,000 companies paying $1M or more a year 13:28 Anthropic using Claude Code to write its own code 14:24 The Elon and Anthropic data center deal and what it means 15:48 How to pick the right AI tool for the right task 16:15 The knife analogy breakdown for ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and Gemini 20:06 A simple challenge to compare tools on the same prompt this week 21:14 How Claude connects to the tools you are already using What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

Watch the full episode on YouTube After 4 years as a real estate agent in Philadelphia, I'm being honest about what actually happened, what I earned, what I learned, and why I'm making a pivot now. This isn't a real estate episode. It's a business episode. I'm talking about the gap between the fantasy of being your own boss and the reality of building something sustainable, why doing the sales and the marketing at the same time will eventually break you, and how tying your identity to what you do can keep you stuck longer than you should be. I also get into how content marketing quietly worked behind the scenes even while the agent work wasn't, and what that proof of concept is pointing me toward next... If you've ever questioned a pivot, or felt like switching direction meant you failed, this one is for you. What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

Watch the Full Episode here on YouTube Imagine applying to dozens of jobs a week for months straight and getting zero interviews. Not one callback. Now imagine someone telling you that the problem was never the job market. It was your process the whole time. This weeks guest, Ryan Conceicao, has spent 11 years in medical sales and the last 8 helping people break into one of the most competitive and well-paying industries out there. He has sat in over 250 interviews himself, built a career coaching program, and is now helping others land their dream job through a job search strategy that actually works in 2026. Like a recent D1 athlete, that went from unemployed to a six figure medical sales offer at one of the most prestigious medical companies in the country in 15 days. Fifteen days. In this episode we get into why most job seekers are networking with the wrong people entirely, the LinkedIn networking tips that get you in the room before you even interview, how AI is quietly giving an unfair advantage to the people who are paying attention, and what it actually means to invest in yourself when time is the only currency that matters. If you have ever felt like the world was moving faster than you, and don't know how to catch up, this one is for you. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━  TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro and Ryan's background in medical sales coaching 02:00 How Ryan went from helping people one on one to building a course 07:00 What Ryan says to people who complain the job market is too hard 09:00 The 50/50 formula: networking and interviewing broken down 10:30 The LinkedIn strategy that gets you in front of the right hiring manager 12:00 How to create raving fans inside companies before you even interview 20:00 The D1 athlete who landed a $100K+ medical sales job in 15 days 23:00 Why time is the most undervalued currency 27:00 Distractions, media noise, and how to stay locked in on what matters 36:00 What parenting taught Ryan about self-awareness and behavior 42:00 AI is not here to replace you. It is here to make you better 43:00 How Ryan's brother built their entire website, funnels, and follow up with AI 47:00 The Guyana business opportunity and where AI meets emerging markets 52:00 Ryan's closing thoughts on purpose, validation, and why people struggle CONNECT WITH RYAN  LinkedIn Instagram What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

Watch the Full Episode on YouTube Why are gas prices going up again… and how can something happening across the world impact what you pay at the pump so quickly? In this episode, I break down why gas prices change, how global oil supply chains work, and how one narrow waterway (strait) can influence fuel prices almost overnight. Most people hear about war, supply issues, or politics… but the real impact comes from how oil moves around the world. After traveling and seeing gas prices jump firsthand, I wanted to understand what actually causes these shifts. This episode connects the dots between global events, oil transportation, shipping routes, and gas prices… in a way that actually makes sense. Timestamps 00:00 – Coming back from Guyana and noticing gas prices 00:44 – Intro 01:19 – Back to gas prices and global impact 02:00 – How global events affect gas prices 03:30 – How oil supply chains actually work 05:00 – Why gas prices react early 06:30 – The role of shipping routes and straits 08:00 – How disruptions impact fuel prices 09:30 – Why gas prices feel unpredictable 11:00 – How this affects your everyday costs 12:30 – What to watch moving forward 14:00 – Final thoughts What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]

Click to watch the full episode on YouTube! What if you could offload the busywork that keeps piling up every week and get back hours of focus without hiring a full team? In this episode, I break down how I’ve been using AI tools as a practical “assistant” for content, real estate, and everyday workflows so tasks stop slipping through the cracks and your systems actually feel manageable. In this episode of the First Sip Podcast, I break down: - Why I started using AI as leverage - How I use tools to capture leads, organize conversations, and reduce the back-and-forth across platforms - Simple automations that handle repeat questions and route people into a CRM without manual work - How AI-powered content workflows turn one episode into multiple short clips and marketing assets - A real example of turning a voice note into a polished presentation using transcription and slide tools - How beginners can start using AI to move past analysis paralysis and build a “virtual assistant” that asks the right questions Here’s the Master Prompt for you to create your own AI Assistant: [Executive Assistant Master prompt ](https://www.notion.so/Executive-Assistant-Master-prompt-2ff557a368e0813e9084c6c76ee132e7?pvs=21)  Thank you for listening, and as always…enjoy your first sip!  Timestamps: 00:00 – Using AI as an assistant for weekly tasks and focuS 02:38 – Real estate follow-ups, marketing, and the need for leverage 03:31 – Using ChatGPT like a personal assistant and what you’ll get by the end 04:00 – Turning repeatable weekly tasks into faster workflows 04:41 – Using forms, chatbots, and automations to capture info upfront 04:58 – Zapier example: sending form responses directly into your CRM 05:17 – Instagram DM auto-replies and filtering inbound requests 07:00 – Turning long-form episodes into short-form content at scale 07:36 – Tools like Opus Clip and CapCut for transcript-based clipping 09:32 – Why the future of sales is changing fast 10:02 – Real example: building a presentation with AI instead of PowerPoint 11:02 – Transcribing audio with Descript 11:33 – Using NotebookLM to generate a slide deck from the transcript 12:34 – Creating a master prompt with ChatGPT or Gemini  13:32 – Prompting explained: clear instructions lead to better outputs 15:50 – Using transcripts to create marketing visuals and infographics 16:40 – Starting AI as a beginner and finding your real starting point 17:10 – AI for goals: fitness, money, business, and life planning 20:32 – The “virtual assistant” master prompt and how it works 22:43 – Content recommendation: pair tools with a specific YouTube tutorial 23:13 – Practical AI use cases: bloodwork, financial planning, and personal goals What did you think about this episode? -------------------------------- 🎙️ Get a quick weekly read on business and money that breaks down what’s changing and what it could mean for you. In First Sip Weekly, I share stories worth knowing about, and lessons from building my business that you can apply to your own work and decisions. Subscribe here: https://firstsipweekly.beehiiv.com/ CONNECT WITH DEKIMBE:  YouTube Instagram   Facebook  LinkedIn FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Instagram Apple Podcasts Spotify For podcast sponsorship & advertising opportunities please contact: [email protected]