Ep 5: AI Made My Value Invisible: How Coaches, Consultants & Creators Reprice in 2026

Everyone keeps telling you AI made your work worthless. They have it backwards.In 1967, London bank cashiers smeared honey into the keys of the first ATM, certain the machine was the end of them. Over the next thirty years, the number of bank tellers did not fall. It rose. This episode unpacks why, and what it means for coaches, consultants and creators trying to stay valuable, and get paid, in the age of AI.Yaz teaches through two true stories, the ATM and the bank tellers, and Garry Kasparov's freestyle-chess experiment, to show that AI has not erased your value. It has commoditised the half of your work you could always describe in advance, and dragged the other half, your judgment, into the daylight where you can finally charge for it.Inside this episode:The two kinds of work, and the simple index-card test that tells you which half is now the machine'sKasparov's Law: why a weak human plus a machine plus a better process beats a grandmaster with a supercomputerThe one thing AI can never supply, no matter how clever it gets (you cannot fire a model)Why repricing is really an identity problem wearing a pricing problem's coatThe Two-Column Method you can run tonight on the back of an envelopeIf it moves something in you, leave a five-star rating and send it to someone standing in their own branch with honey in hand.Come build with us inside the Authority Builder community. Link in the show notes.