How to Monetize AI and Build the Life and Career You Want

2026-06-23 · 67 min · 10 entities

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Alicia Lyttle is the CEO of AI InnoVision and one of the clearest voices teaching entrepreneurs and operators how to actually use AI to make money. Her clients run from solo founders to Fortune 500 companies and US government agencies. She's been teaching people how to build online for 25 years, long before the current AI wave. People call Lyttle the Queen of AI for good reason. The AI conversation right now is mostly hype or fear, but this is the more grounded version: specific tools, real workflows, and what actually works when you try to put any of this into a real business. In this conversation: The one question Lyttle calls the golden ticket for figuring out what to hand to AI first when you're building your business Why getting good at AI has meant hiring more people, not fewer How to build an AI team when you can't yet afford to hire a human one The three-step process for turning any prompt into a "super prompt" that actually pays off How to use AI to create a $20,000 presentation What you should never put into ChatGPT, and how to protect your business while still using it