Make Tech Work: Unplugged Entrepreneurs

SummaryIn this engaging episode, Shae Matthews explores the deep connection between consciousness, energy, and personal development. He shares practical ways to access flow states and discusses how technology—especially AI—can support coaching and self-awareness. The conversation concludes with a hopeful vision where tech and consciousness evolve together for a more unified humanity.Takeaways We are the ultimate technology—self-awareness unlocks potential. Everything is energy—our frequency shapes our relationships. Flow states can produce extraordinary results in life and work. Small, intentional actions (like making your bed) have big effects. AI can augment growth but can't replace human experience. Consciousness is a tool to be developed like any skill. Tech in coaching boosts transformation when used mindfully. Mindfulness and emotional intelligence build resilience. Positive intentions influence how reality unfolds. The future lies in harmony between tech and human evolution.Titles Unlocking the Power of Consciousness Flow States: Techniques for TransformationSound Bites"Everything is energy.""I can clean my house.""We are the Illuminati boys."Chapters 00:00 Embodiment and Action 06:11 Flow State and Performance 14:38 Energy and Consciousness 20:25 Integrating Technology and Consciousness✅ Subscribe & tap the 🔔 to stay updated!Mo Echout – Co-HostLinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston – Co-Host | Digital OptimizerLinkedIn | Website | YouTubeStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | InstagramLoreeya – Online Learning for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this episode, Shae Matthews explores the principles of inner game coaching, focusing on how presence, focus, and mindset shape performance. He discusses how discipline supports motivation, the role of intentions and emotions in creating outcomes, and how accessing flow state can lead to greater performance and happiness. Ancient wisdom meets modern psychology in this deep and practical conversation.Takeaways Inner game coaching blends psychology with ancient principles. Focus is managing where and how attention is placed. Presence strengthens focus and clarity in action. Sleep, nutrition, and exercise are foundational to mental clarity. Motivation comes and goes—discipline provides consistency. Negativity isn’t bad; it can highlight what needs change. Intentions help generate “structural tension” that drives action. Your thoughts shape your experience; feelings attract outcomes. Imagination is a powerful catalyst for manifestation. Flow state unlocks high performance and deep satisfaction.Titles Mastering the Inner Game of Coaching Techniques for Unwavering FocusSound Bites"Intentions create structural tension.""What you think, you create.""Reality is both intention and action."Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Inner Game Coaching 03:51 Techniques for Maintaining Focus 07:02 The Role of Presence in Focus 09:57 Balancing Motivation and Discipline 12:55 Navigating Positivity and Negativity 15:56 Understanding Intentions and Actions 37:28 The Power of Thoughts and Feelings 40:33 Manifestation and Intentionality 42:29 Embodiment and Action✅ Subscribe & tap the 🔔 to stay updated!Mo Echout – Co-HostLinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston – Co-Host | Digital OptimizerLinkedIn | Website | YouTubeStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | InstagramLoreeya – Online Learning for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this episode, Amélie shares her journey through bankruptcy and how it shaped her identity as an entrepreneur. She opens up about building a business that aligns with personal goals, creating effective systems, and navigating both the promise and pitfalls of AI in entrepreneurship. The conversation highlights the power of authenticity and client engagement in long-term success.Takeaways Setbacks often lead to long-term growth. Entrepreneurial identity can be tied closely to your business. A great business should serve the founder’s goals, not the other way around. Accountability drives progress and clarity. Systems and processes are critical to long-term sustainability. AI is helpful—but authenticity matters more in communication. Client engagement leads to stronger relationships and results. Time management directly impacts productivity and sanity. Systems help businesses scale with less chaos. Community and networking fuel inspiration and opportunity.Titles From Setbacks to Success: Amélie's Journey Building a Business That Works for YouSound Bites"I defined myself by my company.""You might have a job, right?""I enjoy the LinkedIn community."Chapters 00:00 Learning from Failure and Evolution 01:00 Navigating Bankruptcy and Identity Crisis 04:28 Defining a Good Business in 2025 20:28 The Role of AI in Entrepreneurship✅ Subscribe & tap the 🔔 to stay updated!Mo Echout – Co-HostLinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston – Co-Host | Digital OptimizerLinkedIn | Website | YouTubeStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | InstagramLoreeya – Online Learning for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this episode, Amélie Morency, a fractional CEO, shares powerful insights on entrepreneurship and mindset. She explains how she acts as a “second brain” for business leaders—helping them simplify complexity and grow through clarity. The discussion explores balancing consulting with building, learning from failure, and embracing discomfort as a path to growth.Takeaways Amélie supports entrepreneurs as a strategic second brain. Entrepreneurs often hesitate to ask for help—yet truly need it. The fractional CEO role changes depending on business needs. Clear processes are critical to scaling a business. Mindset plays a big part in success and resilience. Fear is natural—take action anyway. You can build and consult at the same time. Failure often leads to unexpected growth. Operational clarity unlocks momentum. Discomfort is a key ingredient in transformation.Titles Navigating the Entrepreneurial Landscape with Amélie Morency The Fractional CEO: A New Approach to Business LeadershipSound Bites"It's a beautiful day to be alive.""At worst, I will go bankrupt.""You can't unlive it."Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Amélie Morency 03:28 The Role of a Fractional CEO 06:27 Understanding Entrepreneurial Challenges 09:39 The Importance of Clarity in Business Processes 12:25 Mindset of Entrepreneurs 15:24 Building vs. Consulting: A Dual Path 18:25 Embracing Fear and Uncertainty 21:27 Learning from Failure and Evolution✅ Subscribe & tap the 🔔 to stay updated!Mo Echout – Co-HostLinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston – Co-Host | Digital OptimizerLinkedIn | Website | YouTubeStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | InstagramLoreeya – Online Learning for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this episode, Steve Johnston and Mo Echout explore the challenges of communicating technical concepts clearly. They emphasize simplicity, preparation before meetings, and how AI can help explain complex topics. They also discuss the power of using diagrams and adapting your message based on your audience's technical background. Effective communication, they argue, is essential for aligning with business goals and driving collaboration.Takeaways Simplicity is key when speaking about technology. Effective communication means knowing your audience. Preparation and research make meetings more impactful. AI can simplify and clarify complex information. Clear tech communication leads to better business outcomes. Diagrams improve understanding and memory. Good leaders are also good communicators. Doing research shows respect and builds trust. Overcomplicating tech can harm your business. Communication is a learnable skill.Titles Mastering the Art of Speaking Tech Simplifying Technology for Better CommunicationSound Bites"Speaking tech equals simplicity.""Simplicity can break your business.""Align with the business objectives."Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Speaking Tech 02:33 The Importance of Simplifying Tech Communication 06:43 Preparation and Research for Effective Communication 11:28 The Role of Visuals in Tech Communication 18:34 Strategies for Communicating with Technical vs Non-Technical Users✅ Subscribe & tap the 🔔 to stay updated!Mo Echout – Co-HostLinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston – Co-Host | Digital OptimizerLinkedIn | Website | YouTubeStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | InstagramLoreeya – Online Learning for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this episode, Mo Echout and Steve Johnston dive into the concept of Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and how to build one effectively using low-code and no-code solutions. They emphasize simplicity, user experience, market feedback, and using AI to refine ideas. The discussion encourages fast product shipping to test real-world viability.Takeaways MVP = Minimum Viable Product: a simple version to test ideas. Focus on what users need today to generate revenue. Market testing through MVP provides fast feedback and direction. Simplicity improves user experience—cut unnecessary features. AI tools help refine ideas and assess business opportunities. User conversations offer crucial product insights. Define the quote-to-cash process clearly from the start. Perfectionism delays success—ship early and learn fast. User feedback fuels product improvement. Life is short—take the risk and try your ideas!Sound Bites"What does MVP mean?""You need to ship, ship, ship!""Life is short! Just try!"Chapters 00:00 Understanding MVP: The Basics 03:23 The Importance of Testing and Feedback 06:23 Focusing on User Needs 09:23 Simplifying the User Experience 12:34 Leveraging AI and No-Code Solutions 15:20 Final Thoughts on Building an MVP✅ Subscribe & tap the 🔔 to stay updated!Mo Echout – Co-HostLinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston – Co-Host | Digital OptimizerLinkedIn | Website | YouTubeStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | InstagramLoreeya – Online Learning for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this episode, Steve Johnston and Mo Echout discuss the balance between being a generalist and a specialist in entrepreneurship. They highlight the importance of understanding different areas of business, especially during the early stages of a startup. The conversation also focuses on communication skills, simplifying complexity, and how AI is transforming business operations. They wrap up by emphasizing the value of curiosity and lifelong learning.Takeaways Entrepreneurs need to be generalists, especially early on. A broad understanding of business improves decision-making. Strong communication can drive business success. Complex ideas must be simplified to create impact. AI speeds up business and learning processes. Curiosity is key to innovation and growth. Asking “why” helps improve systems and thinking. A hybrid of generalist + specialist is often ideal. Keep learning to thrive in fast-changing markets. Good negotiation relies on solid domain knowledge.Titles Generalists vs. Specialists: The Entrepreneur's Dilemma Mastering Communication for Business SuccessSound Bites"You have to be a generalist.""You need to know your stuff.""Ask the why question."Chapters 00:00 Generalists vs. Specialists in Entrepreneurship 07:24 The Importance of Communication Skills 13:32 Simplifying Complex Concepts 21:29 Leveraging AI for Business Growth 24:46 The Power of Curiosity✅ Subscribe & tap the 🔔 to stay updated!Mo Echout – Co-HostLinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston – Co-Host | Digital OptimizerLinkedIn | Website | YouTubeStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | InstagramLoreeya – Online Learning for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this episode, Steve Johnston and Mo Echout discuss how AI is being integrated into modern work. They highlight that while AI is powerful, it must be paired with hard work. Topics include prompt engineering, personalized communication, writing concise emails, and using AI as a learning tool. The episode ends with a call to engage with the community and keep learning.Takeaways AI doesn't do everything—we still need to work hard. Prompt engineering is key to effective AI use. 90% of tasks can be automated with AI. Personalized communication boosts sales effectiveness. Concise emails are better in professional settings. Using AI well requires understanding and practice. Ask AI for feedback to refine your prompts. AI is a powerful tool for learning and development. Continuous learning is critical in every industry. Engaging with others helps you grow in tech.Titles Harnessing AI: Amplifying Your Work The Power of Prompt EngineeringSound Bites"Nobody likes long emails.""Use AI as a learning tool.""Learning is a part of the truth."Chapters 00:00 The Role of AI in Amplifying Work 03:43 Prompt Engineering: The Key to Effective AI Use 06:51 Personalizing Sales with AI 09:54 The Importance of Conciseness in Communication 12:44 Mastering Prompting Techniques 15:29 Learning and Improving with AI✅ Subscribe & tap the 🔔 to stay updated!Mo Echout – Co-HostLinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston – Co-Host | Digital OptimizerLinkedIn | Website | YouTubeStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | InstagramLoreeya – Online Learning for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this episode of Make Tech Work, Mo Echout and Steve Johnston explore the difference between fixed and growth mindsets. They explain how mindset impacts personal and professional success and share practical tips to help listeners shift toward a growth mindset.Takeaways Mindset is how you view yourself. A positive mindset leads to a longer, happier life. Fixed mindsets avoid failure and challenges. Growth mindsets embrace learning and change. Feedback is a gift for improvement. Failure is a step, not the end. Surround yourself with positive people.Sound Bites"Everything is for the taking.""Everything can be learned.""Life is going to look great."Chapters 00:00 Mindset: The Foundation of Success 05:46 Fixed vs. Growth Mindset 10:31 Embracing a Growth Mindset 15:33 Feedback and Learning 20:37 Entrepreneur Tips 25:40 Staying Positive and Focused✅ Subscribe & tap the 🔔 to stay updated!Mo Echout – Co-HostLinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston – Co-Host | Digital OptimizerLinkedIn | Website | YouTubeStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | InstagramLoreeya – Online Learning for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Claus Raasted shares his insights on entrepreneurship, creativity, and the importance of getting things done. He discusses the concept of 'done is better than perfect', the significance of customer feedback, and the journey of writing 46 books. Klaus also introduces the GIFT experiment, emphasizing personal branding and the value of sharing knowledge freely. He reflects on his path to entrepreneurship, the challenges of startups, and offers advice for new entrepreneurs, including the importance of accepting imperfection and learning from failures.Takeaways Done is better than perfect. Perfectionism can hinder progress. Startups should embrace experimentation. Customer feedback is crucial for product development. Writing books can be a powerful way to share knowledge. The GIFT experiment promotes free sharing of ideas. Entrepreneurs should focus on problem-solving. Imposter syndrome may stem from hidden arrogance. Accepting imperfection can lead to greater creativity. The College of Extraordinary Experiences fosters innovative thinking.Sound Bites"Done is better than perfect.""Start with it half-baked.""Perfectionism is the enemy."Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Claus Raasted 03:40 The Concept of 'Done is Better than Perfect' 07:59 Startups and the Importance of Rapid Testing 13:09 Understanding Customer Needs vs. Solutions 20:11 The Journey of Writing 46 Books 27:23 The GIFT Experiment and Personal Branding 33:25 Consulting and Revenue Models 38:05 The Journey to Entrepreneurship 46:07 Embracing Imperfection in Startups 51:24 Controversial Advice for Entrepreneurs 56:41 The College of Extraordinary Experiences 58:25 When to Pivot from Entrepreneurship✅ Subscribe & hit the 🔔 to stay updated on our latest episodes!Mo Echout - Podcast Co-HostPassionate about sharing insights on technology, data analytics, and generative AI. Bringing engaging conversations and expert perspectives to every episode!LinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston - Podcast Co-Host | Digital Optimizer | Serial Entrepreneur | Ecosystem BuilderLinkedIn | Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Company LinkedInStemJee - Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedInLoreeya - Online Education Platform for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this conversation, Steve Johnston and Mo Echout discuss the significance of IT roadmaps for businesses. They explore the benefits of having a structured plan for technology implementation, including saving money, keeping information safe, and enhancing business intelligence. The discussion emphasizes the importance of aligning technology choices with business objectives and the need for companies to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.Takeaways IT roadmaps are essential for planning technology projects. Understanding client requirements is crucial for successful implementation. Every tech project should align with company objectives. Having a roadmap can save money by preventing costly mistakes. Data security is a key consideration in IT planning. Businesses need to grow with their technology choices. Working smarter and faster is a primary goal of IT roadmaps. Business intelligence helps in making informed decisions. Staying competitive requires strategic technology investments. A well-defined IT roadmap can lead to overall business success.Sound Bites"It's a beautiful day to be alive.""Saving money is a key benefit.""Backup, backup, backup, backup."Chapters 00:00 The Importance of IT Roadmaps 08:20 Defining IT Roadmaps and Their Benefits 13:37 Staying on the Right Path with IT Roadmaps 17:23 Saving Money Through Strategic Planning 18:30 Keeping Information Safe and Secure 25:29 Addressing Technical Debt and Digital Maturity 26:23 Planning for Business Growth 28:20 The Importance of Integration in Tools 31:11 Working Faster and Smarter 34:43 The Role of Business Intelligence 38:05 Staying Competitive in the Market✅ Subscribe & hit the 🔔 to stay updated on our latest episodes!Mo Echout - Podcast Co-HostPassionate about sharing insights on technology, data analytics, and generative AI. Bringing engaging conversations and expert perspectives to every episode!LinkedIn | TwitterSteve Johnston - Podcast Co-Host | Digital Optimizer | Serial Entrepreneur | Ecosystem BuilderLinkedIn | Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Company LinkedInStemJee - Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedInLoreeya - Online Education Platform for EntrepreneursWebsite | Instagram

SummaryIn this episode, Steve Johnston and Mo Echout discuss the significance of systematization in businesses, emphasizing the importance of processes, documentation, and scalability. They explore how entrepreneurs can build efficient systems that allow for delegation and growth, while also addressing the role of technology and training in successful digital transformation. The conversation highlights practical tips for small business owners and the necessity of a people-centric approach in implementing new tools and processes.Takeaways- Every successful entrepreneur relies on a scalable system.- Documentation is crucial for effective processes.- Delegation allows entrepreneurs to focus on strategy.- Sales processes should be structured to reduce dependency on individual talent.- Small businesses should start by documenting their most profitable processes.- Learning new tools requires testing and adaptation.- Technology is a tool, not a solution in itself.- Training and user engagement are key to successful digital transformation.- Scaling up involves working smarter, not just harder.- A systematic approach can lead to significant business growth.Sound Bites"Behind every successful entrepreneur is a system.""You need to put your ego aside and just do it.""Documentation is important to enable decoupling.""Take your cash cow service and write it down.""10X is easier than 2X.""You need to involve the people as soon as possible.""You can work hard, but you need to work smart."Chapters00:00 The Power of Systems in Business07:33 Defining Systems and Processes14:05 The Importance of Documentation19:46 Scaling Up: Strategies for Small Business Owners26:15 People, Process, and Technology: The Key to Success32:52 Final Thoughts on Working Smart✅ Subscribe & hit the 🔔 to stay updated on our latest episodes!*** Mo Echout - Podcast Co-Host ***Passionate about sharing insights on technology, data analytics, and generative AI. Bringing engaging conversations and expert perspectives to every episode!Steve Johnston – Podcast Co-Host | Digital Optimizer | Serial Entrepreneur | Ecosystem BuilderLinkedInWebsiteYouTubeInstagramFacebookTwitterCompany LinkedInStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInLoreeya – Online Education Platform for EntrepreneursWebsiteInstagram

SummaryIn this conversation, Mo Echout and Steve Johnston explore the evolving landscape of business through outsourcing, freelancing, and independent contracting. They discuss the benefits of building a 'Company of One', emphasizing quality over quantity in hiring, the importance of collaboration, and the necessity of sales skills for freelancers. The duo also highlights the freedom that freelancing offers, the significance of effective communication, and the role of AI in streamlining business operations. They conclude with insights on hiring the right talent and the future of business in a rapidly changing environment.Takeaways- Outsourcing tasks can lead to significant business growth.- Building a company of one allows for flexibility and reduced costs.- Quality over quantity is crucial when hiring talent.- Freelancers should focus on their sales skills to succeed.- Effective communication is key in freelancing relationships.- Freelancing offers freedom and flexibility in work.- Hiring the right talent requires understanding their strengths.- AI can enhance business operations and efficiency.- Diverse experiences in freelancing provide valuable insights.- The future of business lies in creating value with fewer resources.Sound Bites"Sales is the heart of any company.""You need to adapt to succeed in business.""Work smart, not just hard."Chapters00:00 The Future of Business: Outsourcing and Freelancing03:49 Building a Company of One: Quality Over Quantity06:58 The Power of Collaboration: Finding the Right Talent09:55 Sales: The Heart of Freelancing and Entrepreneurship12:52 The Freedom of Freelancing: Flexibility and Opportunities16:01 Hiring Strategies: Finding the Right Freelancers19:02 Leveraging AI in Business Operations22:04 The Importance of Communication in Freelancing24:43 The Journey of a Solopreneur: Learning and Growth28:05 Final Thoughts: The Future of Business and FreelancingKeywordsoutsourcing, freelancing, independent contracting, business growth, company of one, collaboration, sales skills, hiring talent, AI in business, communication✅ Subscribe & hit the 🔔 to stay updated on our latest episodes!Mo Echout – Podcast Co-HostPassionate about sharing insights on technology, data analytics, and generative AI. Bringing engaging conversations and expert perspectives to every episode!LinkedInX (Twitter)Steve Johnston – Podcast Co-Host | Digital Optimizer | Serial Entrepreneur | Ecosystem BuilderLinkedInWebsiteYouTubeInstagramFacebookTwitterCompany LinkedInStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInLoreeya – Online Education Platform for EntrepreneursWebsiteInstagram

SummaryIn this episode, Steve Johnston and Mo Echout discuss the ongoing debate between remote work and office work, exploring productivity, mental health, and the importance of flexibility in the workplace. They share personal experiences and statistics that highlight the benefits of remote work, while also acknowledging the necessity of in-person collaboration in certain industries. The conversation delves into the future of work, emphasizing the role of data-driven decisions and the potential for digital transformation in shaping work environments.Takeaways- Remote work can lead to higher productivity for many individuals.- Flexibility in work arrangements is crucial for employee retention.- Mental health benefits from breaks and physical activity.- Finding global talent is easier with remote work.- Exercise can enhance creativity and problem-solving skills.- Data-driven decisions are essential for evaluating work effectiveness.- Corporate environments may need to adapt to hybrid models.- Not all jobs can be quantified easily, requiring different evaluation methods.- The future of work will increasingly rely on digital tools and remote capabilities.- A growth mindset is vital for personal and professional success.Sound Bites"Show me the data.""Running enables me to relax.""We need to see some data."Chapters00:00 The Rise of Remote Work05:04 Productivity and Flexibility in Work Environments10:58 The Impact of Physical Activity on Creativity16:00 Corporate vs. SMB Approaches to Work22:54 Data-Driven Decisions in Work Environments30:06 The Future of Work: Digital Transformation and AI✅ Subscribe & hit the 🔔 to stay updated on our latest episodes!Mo Echout – Podcast Co-HostPassionate about sharing insights on technology, data analytics, and generative AI. Bringing engaging conversations and expert perspectives to every episode!LinkedInX (Twitter)Steve Johnston – Podcast Co-Host | Digital Optimizer | Serial Entrepreneur | Ecosystem BuilderLinkedInWebsiteYouTubeInstagramFacebookTwitterCompany LinkedInStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsWebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInLoreeya – Online Education Platform for EntrepreneursWebsiteInstagram

SummaryIn this conversation, Steve Johnston and Mo Echout explore the transformative potential of Agentic AI and its distinction from Generative AI. They discuss how businesses can leverage these technologies to automate processes, enhance productivity, and create systems that allow for scalability. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding business processes, the need for continuous learning, and the potential risks associated with AI implementation. They also touch on the future of AI technologies and the necessity of creating safe environments for AI operations.Takeaways- Agentic AI can build a team of automated workers.- Generative AI focuses on content creation, while Agentic AI automates tasks.- Understanding business processes is crucial for AI implementation.- AI can help create scalable systems for businesses.- Continuous learning is essential in the evolving tech landscape.- AI tools can enhance productivity and efficiency.- Automation can replace certain jobs, necessitating upskilling.- AI should be seen as a tool, not a replacement for human input.- Implementing AI requires careful consideration of risks.- The future of AI holds immense potential for business innovation.Sound Bites"Agentic AI is gigantic!""Where do I start?""Start learning today, not tomorrow."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Generative and Agentic AI00:43 Building Systems with AI07:20 Starting with AI: Practical Steps09:12 Designing Control Points in AI10:12 The Importance of Processes12:08 The Future of AI Agents14:22 Experimenting with AI Tools16:05 Embracing Change in AI18:08 The Open Source Opportunity20:48 The Future of AI Technologies22:59 Risk Management in AI25:25 Proactive vs Reactive AI27:07 Automation and Control Mechanisms29:05 Learning and Adapting to AI31:00 Final Thoughts on AI Implementation✅ Subscribe & hit the 🔔 to stay updated on our latest episodes!Mo Echout – Podcast Co-HostPassionate about sharing insights on technology, data analytics, and generative AI. Bringing engaging conversations and expert perspectives to every episode!Steve Johnston – Podcast Co-Host | Digital Optimizer | Serial Entrepreneur | Ecosystem BuilderStemJee – Strategy & Digital SolutionsLoreeya – Online Education Platform for Entrepreneurs

📢Welcome to Episode #2 of Make Tech Work: Unplugged Entrepreneurs ! Today, we’re diving into one of the most game-changing technologies for business—Artificial Intelligence (AI). Your hosts Steve Johnston and Mohamed Echout break it all down with real-world examples and insights.💡What You’ll Learn in This Episode:🚀AI in Business Today – How entrepreneurs are already using AI to automate, optimize, and scale their businesses.📖Real-World Stories – Examples of businesses leveraging AI for massive success.🔮The Future of AI – What’s next for entrepreneurs, and how to stay ahead of the curve.⚡Practical Tips – How you can start integrating AI into your business today, no matter your industry!🔥AI isn’t the future—it’s NOW! If you’re an entrepreneur, this episode is a must-watch to learn how AI can revolutionize your business.✅Subscribe & hit the 🔔 to stay updated on our latest episodes!*** Mo Echout - Podcast Co-Host ***Passionate about sharing insights on technology, data analytics, and generative AI. Bringing engaging conversations and expert perspectives to every episode! https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamed-echout/https://x.com/MEchout*** Steve Johnston - Podcast Co-Host | Digital Optimizer | Serial Entrepreneur | Ecosystem Builderhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-johnston/https://steveondigital.com/https://www.youtube.com/@steveondigitalhttps://www.instagram.com/steveondigital/https://www.facebook.com/steveondigital/https://twitter.com/SteveOnDigital1https://www.linkedin.com/company/steveondigital-digital-transformation-simplified/https://www.youtube.com/@steveondigital StemJee - Strategy & Digital Solutionshttps://stemjee.com/https://www.facebook.com/stemjeehttps://www.instagram.com/stemjee/https://www.linkedin.com/company/stemjee-inc./  Loreeya - Online Education Platform for Entrepreneurshttps://loreeya.com/https://www.instagram.com/loreeya_platform/https://www.facebook.com/loreeyaplatform#AIforBusiness #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #Entrepreneurship #TechForEntrepreneurs #MakeTechWork #UnpluggedEntrepreneurs

📢Welcome to Episode #1 of Make Tech Work: Unplugged Entrepreneurs ! This is where tech meets business—without the fluff. In this first episode, your co-hosts: Steve Johnston and Mohamed Echout break down:💡Why This Podcast? 🎯What to Expect? 📅When Are We Posting? 🔥If you’re an entrepreneur looking to stay ahead in the digital world, this is for you!✅Subscribe & hit the 🔔 to stay updated on our latest episodes!*** Mo Echout - Podcast Co-Host ***Passionate about sharing insights on technology, data analytics, and generative AI. Bringing engaging conversations and expert perspectives to every episode! https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamed-echout/https://x.com/MEchout*** Steve Johnston - Podcast Co-Host | Digital Optimizer | Serial Entrepreneur | Ecosystem Builderhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-johnston/https://steveondigital.com/https://www.youtube.com/@steveondigitalhttps://www.instagram.com/steveondigital/https://www.facebook.com/steveondigital/https://twitter.com/SteveOnDigital1https://www.linkedin.com/company/steveondigital-digital-transformation-simplified/https://www.youtube.com/@steveondigital StemJee - Strategy & Digital Solutionshttps://stemjee.com/https://www.facebook.com/stemjeehttps://www.instagram.com/stemjee/https://www.linkedin.com/company/stemjee-inc./  Loreeya - Online Education Platform for Entrepreneurshttps://loreeya.com/https://www.instagram.com/loreeya_platform/https://www.facebook.com/loreeyaplatform#AIforBusiness #MachineLearning #EmergingTech #Entrepreneurship #MakeTechWork #UnpluggedEntrepreneurs #PodcastLaunch