Today, I want to show you a simple AI workflow that can solve a surprisingly expensive problem. It's not about generating content. It's not about automating your email. It's not about asking AI to make a decision for you. It's about something much more basic: Remembering why you made the decisions you made. Think about how often you revisit decisions. You choose a software subscription, and six months later you wonder why you bought...

Listen to the full episode for the exact prompts and step-by-step workflow.

Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. Visit dmpenterprisellc.com for more strategies on using AI in your business. — David Peterson

Most decisions that stall you aren't hard because the answer is hidden — they're hard because six factors are competing in your head at once. In this episode I show you how to build an AI decision matrix: a structured way to hand AI the job of comparing options instead of asking it to pick for you. We walk through a personal example (choosing between three laptops), a founder example (picking a CRM with weighted criteria), the seven-step workflow, and the sensitivity-analysis prompt most people never ask.

Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. For more practical AI strategies, visit dmpenterprisellc.com. — David Peterson

Most people walk into important conversations and simply react to whatever the other person says. That is backwards. In this episode of AI Advisory, David Peterson shows you how to build a five-minute AI conversation brief before any important conversation — a contractor meeting, a sales call, a vendor negotiation — so you walk in knowing exactly what you need to learn. The core shift: stop asking AI "what should I say?" and start asking "what do I need to understand?" You'll get copy-and-paste prompts for both the personal version and the founder version, a reusable six-section brief template, and a post-call prompt that closes the loop.

Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. — David Peterson

Today, I want to show you a workflow that can save you hours whenever you need to understand something unfamiliar.

It could be something personal, like comparing health insurance options, researching a new car, figuring out what you need for a trip, or understanding a complicated purchase.

Or it could be something much more important to your business: researching a competitor, evaluating a new software platform, entering a new market,...

Listen to the full episode, or visit dmpenterprisellc.com for more strategies on using AI in your business.

— David Peterson, DMP Enterprise LLC

Somewhere in your house is a warranty that expires before you'll remember to use it. Somewhere in your business is a contract that auto-renews at a higher price because nobody checked the cancellation window. None of these are hard problems — they're just scattered across dozens of documents you'll never read again. In this episode I walk through building an AI Maintenance Radar: uploading your contracts, warranties, receipts and subscriptions, having AI extract every deadline, renewal and cancellation window, then turning that into a spreadsheet and a calendar that actually runs itself — for your household and for your business.

Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. For more practical AI strategies, visit dmpenterprisellc.com.

Today, we're going to build something extremely practical: an AI expense auditor. Not an accounting system. Not a complicated financial dashboard. An AI assistant that looks at your actual spending data and helps you find recurring charges, unnecessary subscriptions, unusual expenses, price increases, duplicate charges, and opportunities to save money. And then we're going to take the exact same idea and apply it to a small business. Because...

Visit dmpenterprisellc.com for more strategies on using AI in your business.

Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC.

Today I want to show you a very simple AI workflow that can save you an enormous amount of time.

Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. For more tools, insights, and practical AI strategies, visit dmpenterprisellc.com.

Most people use AI backwards — they type a question, get a generic answer, then spend ten minutes correcting the model because it does not understand their situation. The fix is not a better prompt. It is a context pack: one reusable document that briefs the AI on who you are, what you are trying to accomplish, and what constraints actually matter. In this episode I walk through building a personal context pack in fifteen minutes, the founder version for your business, a second "current context" layer, monthly audit prompts, and the "Do Not Assume" section most people skip.

Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. Visit dmpenterprisellc.com for more practical AI strategies. — David Peterson