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Brian Hanson, whose company made the Inc. 5000 list four years running, will pull up the AI bots that run his own business and walk attendees through a one-day exercise for choosing a first job to delegate.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - eTradeWire -- Brian Hanson will host a free live workshop on Thursday, November 12, 2026, at 5 PM ET for business owners who signed up for Grok Bot and still are not sure what to do with it. The online session is built around one practical question: which job should a first bot take over? Hanson will pull up the bots running his own company and show what each one does every day, then walk attendees through a simple exercise that answers that question for their own business.
The workshop responds to a common stall point. Many people see others posting about bots that handle inboxes, research and busywork, sign up, and then close the tab without a plan. Hanson says the issue is rarely a lack of technical skill. In his view, trying to hand off everything at once is too big a place to start, and the people getting results began by looking at what they do all day and handing off one job at a time. He compares a new bot to a new employee: it has its own computer, can browse the web, build files and reports, use its own email address, and keep working after the laptop is closed, but it still needs a clear job description.
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Attendees will learn five things: the one-day, no-cost exercise that shows which tasks to hand off first, how Hanson's bots work in practice, the step many people skip before giving a bot its first job, why he talks to only one bot even though he runs many, and his rule for adding new bots so they do not become a pile of half-working experiments. The workshop is aimed at people who see what others are doing with their bots and wonder how, who are not technical and are tired of being told it is easy, and who want AI doing real work in their business.
Registration is free at https://go.aiforbusiness.com/grok-bot?_go=nkhxvp. The author of this release is an affiliate and may earn a commission if readers join through that link.
About Brian Hanson
Brian Hanson is an entrepreneur who has spent more than 20 years teaching business owners how to scale. His company has made the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies four years in a row.
About Grow wit AI
Grow wit AI helps business owners scale smarter with customized AI solutions, web applications, and business strategies. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/growwitai
The workshop responds to a common stall point. Many people see others posting about bots that handle inboxes, research and busywork, sign up, and then close the tab without a plan. Hanson says the issue is rarely a lack of technical skill. In his view, trying to hand off everything at once is too big a place to start, and the people getting results began by looking at what they do all day and handing off one job at a time. He compares a new bot to a new employee: it has its own computer, can browse the web, build files and reports, use its own email address, and keep working after the laptop is closed, but it still needs a clear job description.
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Attendees will learn five things: the one-day, no-cost exercise that shows which tasks to hand off first, how Hanson's bots work in practice, the step many people skip before giving a bot its first job, why he talks to only one bot even though he runs many, and his rule for adding new bots so they do not become a pile of half-working experiments. The workshop is aimed at people who see what others are doing with their bots and wonder how, who are not technical and are tired of being told it is easy, and who want AI doing real work in their business.
Registration is free at https://go.aiforbusiness.com/grok-bot?_go=nkhxvp. The author of this release is an affiliate and may earn a commission if readers join through that link.
About Brian Hanson
Brian Hanson is an entrepreneur who has spent more than 20 years teaching business owners how to scale. His company has made the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies four years in a row.
About Grow wit AI
Grow wit AI helps business owners scale smarter with customized AI solutions, web applications, and business strategies. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/growwitai
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