Think back 150 years, when horses and mules were the primary source of power for farmers.

The major problem with horses and mules is that they require constant care and feeding which took around 6 acres of land per animal per year, not even considering the time needed to care for these animals.

Fast-forward 75 years, when there became widespread availability of motorize tractors. Tractors only consume fuel when they are running. And the time to care for the Tractor were minutes compared to hours for the animals.

Tractors meant that farmers had more land and extra time available to grow crops for sale while still saving on labor costs. The switch from animal power to machine power increased 100X in productivity and made farming more efficient than ever before.

Just like tractors were a game changer, now consider the added benefits of telephones, airplanes, internet, advances in medicines and NOW, . . . TODAY, . . . we have Artificial Intelligence entering our lives. We will have another 100X multiplier again!

NOTE: Contemplate that there have been more technological advances in from 1900 until 1950 than is the previous 6,000 years. Now, consider we have had more advances in technology from 1950 until 2000. Than in the last 6,000 years. Then again, how incredible is it to have more advances in technology since 2000 than is the previous 6,000 years!! The increase in technology is so rapid if you don’t stay up on these advances it is like you missed out on a whole lifetime. We all live in a glorious time on this earth. Now what are you going to do with it? Will we work hard to stay up to date? Can we even begin to use a small portion of these advances? Does it matter?

AI is rapidly adding unbelievable achievements, but for now it is like using a microwave oven. We certainly don’t cook everything we eat in a microwave oven, but we use it when it fits the best for what we want to accomplish, like heating up some soup or defrosting frozen meat.

Best advice is to learn how to use AI so you can take advantage of all the improvements so you can move from using a horse, to using the tractor, to the microwave oven, Cell phones and now to using AI and not need 6 acres of land/time to feed the horses, or doing what you are now doing that costs money and takes your time.

AI is staged to explode the benefits to us personally as well as for our businesses! Many concerns have been expressed about how AI will replace people’s job. With experience using several AI tools, it is apparent that this concern is a little different:
Many jobs will be replaced by the person who knows how to use AI to replace you.
AI won’t take your job, but the person who knows how to use AI will quietly take you out, and you will wonder what happened. Like the new tractor owner plowing his 1,000 acres next door to the farmer plowing his 5 acres with his team of horses.

Final word – Much has been said about AI replacing jobs by the thousands. That may be true? But losing employment will probably be because someone else has learned AI, and then they are more capable and end up replacing jobs.

Want to learn how to 100X your productivity and then in one month do it again? Come join the journey. Everyone is welcome.

Why AI Matters for Business Growth Today

Artificial Intelligence is not just another technological tool — it’s becoming the single greatest multiplier for business growth since the invention of the tractor. Contractors, builders, and entrepreneurs who learn how to integrate AI into their workflows experience dramatic improvements in productivity, accuracy, and speed.

From automated estimating, scheduling, and job costing to marketing, communication, and customer service, AI helps business owners:

• Reduce time spent on repetitive tasks

• Make smarter, data-driven decisions

• Eliminate expensive inefficiencies

• Scale their operations without adding overhead

• Improve profitability and project predictability

AI is not here to replace you — it’s here to multiply what you can do, allowing you to grow faster and build a business that adapts to modern demands. Those who ignore it risk falling behind, while those who embrace it gain a competitive advantage that compounds month after month.