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Everyone is sharing their “top 47 AI tools.”
That’s adorable.

If I had to actually make money this week, here’s what I’d use and what I’d ignore.

Because AI isn’t about being impressed.
It’s about removing friction.

This is the exact stack I use to create content, stay visible, and not burn out while doing it.

The rule I use for every AI tool

Here’s my filter:

If a tool doesn’t help me create output in under 10 minutes, it’s a toy.

AI should replace one of three things:

  • Thinking

  • Filming

  • Organizing

If it doesn’t do at least one of those?
Hard pass.

The only AI tools I’d use if I was starting over

This is my real stack not a roundup, not a sponsorship dump.

Krea - My “AI twin”

This is where everything starts.

I use Krea to train a realistic version of me so I don’t have to be on camera every day.
It replaces:

  • Filming fatigue

  • Outfit decisions

  • “I don’t feel like recording today” excuses

What I can create in under 10 minutes:

  • Photoreal images

  • Brand-style visuals

  • Consistent “me” content without re-recording

Who it’s for:
Creators who want scale without being glued to their phone.

Glam - Turn my twin into scenes + motion

This is where the magic happens.

I take my Krea twin and drop her into:

  • Lifestyle scenes

  • UGC-style content

  • Moving visuals that don’t feel AI-cringey

It replaces:

  • Filming B-roll

  • Re-shoots

  • Needing a studio or perfect lighting

If you hate filming but still want content that moves, this is your tool.

HeyGen — Voice + video variations

HeyGen is how I scale.

I use it to:

  • Create multiple versions of the same video

  • Add voice when I don’t want to record

  • Repurpose one idea into several formats

It replaces:

  • Re-recording

  • Editing rabbit holes

  • Starting from scratch every time

Higgsfield - Authority visuals

This one’s for when I want presence.

Higgsfield is how I create cinematic, high-impact visuals when I want my content to feel elevated not casual, not chaotic.

Think:

  • Brand authority

  • Founder energy

  • “She knows what she’s doing” vibes

Use this when you want to stand out.

Canva AI - The glue

This is the underrated workhorse.

I use Canva AI for:

  • Hooks

  • Overlays

  • Thumbnails

  • Resizing everything for every platform

It replaces:

  • Design overwhelm

  • Switching tools

  • Overthinking presentation

Boss Uncut - Learning without spiraling

Tools don’t make money.
Knowing how to use them does.

Boss Uncut is where I actually learned how to:

  • Use these tools strategically

  • Create workflows instead of chaos

  • Stop buying software and not using it

This replaces rage-quitting 😅

The exact workflow I’d use this week

If I had to start from zero, here’s what I’d do:

  1. Train my AI twin once

  2. Create 5 short videos in Glam

  3. Add hooks + overlays in Canva

  4. Repurpose across platforms

  5. Let affiliates + links do the work

That’s it.

No content calendar from hell.
No 12-step strategy doc.

Just output.

The truth about AI (that no one says out loud)

AI doesn’t grow your business.

Execution does.

AI just removes the friction that stops you from showing up consistently.

If you want the shortcuts:

  • The prompts

  • The hooks

  • The scripts that actually convert

I bundled what I use so you don’t have to reinvent it.

Work less. Create smarter. Let AI handle the heavy lifting.

Tools mentioned in today’s issue

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PS

AI isn’t about doing more.
It’s about building a lighter business that still makes money.

That’s the entire philosophy behind The Entrepreneur Edit.

Some links may be affiliates. I only share tools I personally use.

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