Travis Scott

AI-Ready Or Not?

Technology EN ↓ 3 episodes

Most companies are buying AI tools. Almost none of them have the data, processes, or systems in place for those tools to deliver. The CRM is a mess. The processes aren't written down. The tribal knowledge is locked in three people's heads. Then the AI gets layered on top, and nobody understands why it doesn't work. AI-Ready or Not is the show about fixing the foundation first. Host Travis Scott talks with founders, operators, authors, and practitioners about how they're actually using AI. What's working. What's not. What they had to do to make it work. New episodes every two weeks.

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Travis Scott

Episodes

Her Business Was Going Under, Then She Saved It With AI 06.07.2026 15:25

She Almost Lost the Business. Then She Rebuilt It With AI. Andrea Palacio and her husband bought a "boring" landscaping company expecting an easy win — and nearly lost everything within a month. This is the story of how she clawed it back with AI and automated it into a business that runs without her. "Those companies are losing between 30 and 40% of their revenue just because they're not answerin...

Divine Intervention: How One Founder Cracked a Two-Company Monopoly with AI 18.06.2026 46:04

Divine Intervention: How One Founder Cracked a Two-Company Monopoly with AI For as long as anyone can remember, an online pharmacy could only get accredited by one of two companies — and the backlog showed it. Aaron VanStone is building the third, ScriptSafe, and he coded the entire platform himself, with no software background, using Claude Code. "The classic thing they teach you in every coding...

Jenny Blake, Author of Free Time — The Things Most Founders Skip Before Using AI 05.05.2026 48:30

The Foundation Before the Agents: Jenny Blake on What Has to Be True Before AI Actually Works. After two years of watching the AI hype cycle from the sidelines, author and keynote speaker Jenny Blake (Free Time, Pivot) finally dove in — and now she's hitting inbox zero for the first time in fifteen years of self-employment. But the leap wasn't about the tools. It was about what she had already bui...