How Voice AI Changes the Game with Adrien Treccani

Boom. Shake the room, Fire Nation. JLD here, and welcome to Entrepreneurs on Fire brought to you by HighLevel, the all in one sales and marketing platform. Today, we'll be breaking down how voice AI changes the game. And to drop these value bombs, I have brought to Adrianne Trecani and the Eofire Studios. Adrianne is CEO of the Swiss AI startup Supervise. After scaling Medeco to a $250,000,000 Ripple acquisition, he developed an anti process philosophy that inspired his shift into voice first AI. And today, we talk about scaling truce, the manager trap, the 30 to 40 person cliff, the power of voice first AI, and, oh, so much more. And a big thank you for sponsoring today's episode goes to Adrian and our sponsors. Kape is a privacy first mobile carrier built from the ground up with security as the priority. If you care about protecting your digital life without giving up your smartphone, Kape makes that possible. Visit cape.co/fire and use code fire for 33% off Kape for six months today. If you are building a real business, you need real infrastructure. HighLevel gives you website hosting funnels, email marketing, automation, calendar booking, payments, and course hosting all on one platform, plus award winning twenty four seven support. Get a thirty day free trial and my full bonus stack that includes a fifteen minute private call with me and much more at highlevelfire.com. Highlevelfire.com. Adrienne, say what's up to Fire Nation and share something that you believe about becoming successful that most people disagree with. Becoming successful, most people would say, is about knowing exactly where you're going and knowing exactly what the future may be like and executing upon your vision. But I must say that I have a different take on this. It's actually very hard to create a future and generally what you realize is that you're not doing what you think is gonna happen, but you're working on what your passion is. And, to a certain degree, I would argue that it's even better to not know exactly what's gonna happen and to be a little bit ignorant about the future. So you you're not too afraid about the worst case scenario and what could happen. You're actually engaging to it. You work on it. You perhaps fail a few times, but because you don't know all of the trouble and the drama that you're gonna be facing, you actually persist and you end up succeeding. I love that answer. I mean, I interviewed over 5,000 entrepreneurs to date, and I'll tell you almost every one of them has said something along the lines of, if I knew what I was getting into before I started, I never would have started. So I'm glad that I didn't because ignorance can definitely be bliss. And today, Far Nation, we're talking about how voice AI literally changes the game. And I wanna talk about the moments, Adrianne, the moments of letting go, of how …