How I Used Four AI Tools to Build a Seven-Figure Business While Working from Home

Most AI tutorials show you how to save a few minutes. This system replaced an entire team.

In this video, I break down the exact four-tool plug-and-play AI stack I used to take a solo side hustle to seven figures in 12 months — no code, no hiring, just simple workflows that build over time.

This is what you see inside:

• The Demand Radar – How I continuously spot topics, keywords, and signals of buyer intent for competitors, then convert them into traffic that snowballs instead of flat.
• Revenue Autopilot – The follow-up engine that nurtures, qualifies, and personalizes at scale, keeping sales moving even when I’m offline.
• The Workflow Orchestrator – How I turn messy, repetitive tasks in my calendar, documents, and CRM into clean, reusable automations that don’t break when life gets busy.
• The Content Command Center – My system for generating hooks, titles, and entire publishing schedules in minutes, then testing and iterating for higher click-through rates and conversions.

You will also learn:

• The step-by-step setup took me from a blank slate to my first working automation.
• The exact directions, checklists and transfer points between the tools so that nothing falls through the cracks.
• The biggest time waster that most solopreneurs build into their “AI workflows” (and the two small tweaks that unlocked most of my growth).
• Plug-and-play templates that you can duplicate, customize, and deploy in one weekend.

If you’re a solo entrepreneur doing everything yourself, think of this as your operating system: a practical AI stack that helps you scale faster, work fewer hours, and protect your margins. Copy the deck, run the playbook and watch your numbers start moving.

The AI success kit can be downloaded for free, along with a chapter from my new book, The Wolf is at the door.

In this video, I break down the exact four-tool plug-and-play AI stack I used to take a solo side hustle to seven figures in 12 months — no code, no hiring, just simple workflows that build over time.

This is what you see inside: