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What are you still paying for every month?
At the end of the month you sit with your bank statements. A subscription here, an invoice from the freelancer there, the virtual assistant, the little tool for transcribing conversations, another tool to schedule your social media. Each amount on its own is not too bad. Together they form a row you would rather not look at for too long.
Ask yourself honestly which of those things you pay for because it is truly a profession that someone else can do better, and which ones because you just never got round to doing them yourself.
What lower costs really mean
Lower costs do not mean that AI is free. It is not, and a subscription also costs money. What matters is who holds the strings. If you are currently paying for a task that is always the same, to a service whose workings you do not know, then you are tied to it. If that same task runs through a system you have set up yourself, then you know what it does, what it costs and what you can change.
That is what I mean by a system that you have in your own hands. It is not about saving for the sake of saving. It is about a business where you spend money on what you want, not on what just keeps running.
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