Allow me to give you a sudden paradigm shift about artificial intelligence (AI) in business. I ask that you set aside your preconceived notions of AI. Banish the science fiction notion that robots will overrun us or the belief many owners hold that AI can serve as only cold, impersonal machines. These views and operating standards for considering AI in business are myths.

The Myth of The All-Sufficient Human Effort: This perspective suggests that manual strategies, catalyzed by human brains and hands, whether in content creation or appointment setting, are irreplaceable.

The Myth of the Robotic Opposition: This misconception asserts that AI exists to outdo human effort rather than augment it.

The Myth of AI Coldness: According to this myth, AI lacks the capacity to offer personalized experiences, disregarding its abilities to deliver smart personalization based on data-driven insights.

The Myth of Technology Overkill: This argues that smaller businesses don’t need advanced technologies like AI.

Wrong. Totally wrong!!

I urge you to respect the transformative power of AI, a power drawn not from an enchanting visitation of a technological wizard but a down-to-earth, committed-to-revolution process framework that positions businesses for the long haul. A triumph of autogenous systems over exhausting manual processes. It is not about ‘motivating’ machines but understanding that the synergy yielded by humans and self-motivated AI can sharpen the edge of productivity and efficiency.

I’ve walked the corridors of successful businesses and delved into the stories of how they transitioned from ordinary to extraordinary. From no better-than-average business operations to those that had become paragons of effective automation, achieving more than thrice their former efficiency levels.

Take X Corp. A long-time client of mine was an average company owner trying to keep up with appointments and content creation manually. Then, he integrated AI. The company’s productivity began to ascend. And ascend. And ascend. It just kept climbing. The growth was almost surreal. There was no radical revolution, no ‘miracle moment,’ but that doesn’t make their progress any less remarkable—because it is.

Consider Y Corp; they put AI in the driver’s seat of their content creation. Previous anecdotes of chaotic schedules, vexing organizing, and repetitive tasks became tales of the past. They reaped tangible returns in enhanced output.

Take Walgreens. More than 40 years of existence without offering more than average performance until the advent of their AI transformation. Their productivity skyrocketed.

There was no magic moment in each of these corporate transformations. It was a practical, steadfast commitment to automating processes for long-term efficiency. It was the victory of intelligent automation over manual routines, the triumph of data-driven personalization over one-size-fits-all approaches.

For business owners yearning to scale up their operations or those diligently seeking ways to ensure efficiency at the highest level, the question should not be ‘why’ or ‘if’ but ‘how soon’ you’ll adopt AI’s transformative power.

We’re often looking for progress in the wrong places, with the wrong methods, and from the wrong viewpoints. AI in business is not the future—it’s now, and it’s here, and those willing to change their lenses to see it might just be on the next list of successful transformations I recount.

Adopting AI is a big step, but it’s hardly the radical transformation that many perceive it to be. So, let’s embrace this change together as AI takes the world of business by storm, one automated task at a time, leading to a sustainable leap from the status quo to extraordinary efficiency. The age of AI is not coming; it’s already arrived, and it’s time for businesses to seize its potential.

When you’re ready to embrace the force multiplier of AI, check out https://go.bemodo.ai/, and let’s talk,

Jeffery Boyle