So the hype is actually real, I just bought my second Mac mini for my Openclaw agents, let me break it down to you.

So yes, I said it, this is my second Mac mini. Why would I buy two? So if you haven't been following me on this journey, I bought my first one about a month ago and I posted some updates on things that it's been doing for me. So for me personally, I'm an investor in the stock market. I also make a lot of free content on YouTube and I get a lot of different brand deals. So for me personally, having a Mac mini, having an Openclaw agent that works 24/7 was an absolute no-brainer. It helps me organize all of the investments that I already have and it helps me want to make. It gives me another opinion based off of geopolitical events and also where the finances of certain companies are. It's scheduling out content, making scripts, updating my thumbnails, giving me suggestions. On top of that, I just recently let go of three people on my team, saving me around $2,400 a month because my first Mac mini does all the work. So if everything's going so well and I'm making money from it, then what would be the point of me having a second one? Well, this is where things start getting a little bit more advanced. Getting a second Mac mini now allows me to have two different agents. But what would be the point? I will now be placing both of my AI agents into one group chat and allowing them to speak to each other to further build out our plans and goals. And now what this allows it to do is for both versions to learn a lot faster, but complete more tasks. Now a lot of people always talk about the cost of things. Honestly guys, I'm going to be honest with you. Now another thing is a lot of people worry about the cost and credits and tokens for using their Openclaw on Anthropic or Claude. Me personally, I just have the Mac subscription and I just use that. What's even crazier is I set this up for someone else and their business was doing a little over $400,000 a month. And just from setting it up and having it filter through all of the holes within their business and what their team is doing, they cut around seven people on their team that saved them around $18,300 a month. So this is what I mean when people say like, hey, I don't know if this is useful. The real use case is only for people who are actually doing stuff in life. For example, if you're looking for a job, I think this would be something really cool you can either use, Claude or you can use ChatGPT to apply to jobs for you. Now most of you are still stuck on ChatGPT and I'm not an AI expert, but what I will say, using Claude is a night and day difference. If there's anything I can give you from here and you're not already having an Openclaw or Mac mini or all that good stuff, yes there's other options out there, but just use Claude. Very efficient, they have a $20 a month version, you don't need the $200 a month version, and it can do a lot of the things that my Openclaw can do. So I know a lot of you are going to ask why am I getting a Mac mini instead of using a VPS? I personally like my security to be completely secure and I like running everything locally. Also, do you need a Mac mini? No, but again, I don't like to be cheap when I'm doing things, especially if it can help me with my business or with my time. I value time more than money. So with that being said, I am okay with spending $700, $1,800, $3,000 if it's going to save me hours. As a dad, I'm trying to find more ways to spend more time with my children, but on top of that, just be more efficient as a human being. Some stuff just don't require my time or require another person's time when it can just be dedicated and automated. So yeah, the hype is actually real. If you already have a business or you're a content creator or something along those lines, yes, it is a no-brainer for you. If you make content on Instagram or TikTok and you're a little bit smaller, using something like Claude is perfect for you. And I do highly recommend though, is learning the skill set of using AI. Like learning how to properly prompt, learning how to ask the right questions, learning how to reverse engineer your bot or reverse engineer Claude to find certain solutions for you. Instead of always worrying about how am I going to make more money from this thing, the real question you need to ask yourself is where can I be efficient and save money on things? And a lot of the times when you're saving money on things and becoming more efficient from what I've learned, it now allows you to make more money because the system is operating more clean. Now again, all of this really is just my opinion, so you know, do what's best for you. Me putting both of my agents in a group chat and allowing them to talk to each other is just some really advanced stuff and I think it'll be really cool. And it only cost me another $800. I'm not mad at it. What do you think? Are you in the world of AI? Do you have an Openclaw? Are you setting it up? Are you kind of just going through and trying to see what everyone's using it for? Are you trying to find use cases? Let me know down below in the comments. And if you like content like this, make sure you hit the follow button to learn a little bit more. I'm an investor in the stock market primarily, but I do like talking about AI and I'm not here to charge you anything. So, leave a follow.