Big Idea

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Goals only get done when every step has a deadline and a scheduled calendar slot, and an AI agent that checks in nightly can do the planning, tracking and rescheduling for you.

Who This Is For

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READ IF YOU ARE…

You set goals every January, drop them by spring, and want a concrete planning system for the last two months of the year.
You run a business or side project and keep saying you don't have time, but your calendar is mostly empty or ignored.
You already pay for an AI assistant like ChatGPT or Claude and want to use it for planning and accountability, not just chat.

SKIP IF…

You want a rigorous project-management or OKR method; this is a motivational, calendar-first routine for individuals.
You don't want to connect your calendar, email or health data to an AI agent.

TL;DR

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With 60 days left in 2026, the creator argues there is still time to build momentum if you stop freestyling your days. He uses three tools: Google Calendar, a free Notion template called the Victory Vision Planner, and a personal AI agent. The routine is five steps: put recurring tasks in your calendar, plan at most three 60-day goals with a deadline on every step, split steps into one-time and recurring tasks, track the recurring ones daily, and have the agent time-block everything into your white space. A nightly check-in lets missed one-time tasks move instead of die.

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Chapters

Where the time goes.

00:00 – 02:45

01 · The mediocre marathon

Why 60 days is enough, who he is, and the promise of a step-by-step system.

02:45 – 05:34

02 · Part 1: The three tools

Google Calendar, Notion, and a personal AI agent (Dots, Duet, Muse or Grok Bot), plus the Victory Vision Planner template.

05:34 – 07:21

03 · Part 2: Recurring tasks in your calendar

Tell your agent your sleep, work, gym and family routines so the calendar has a skeleton.

07:21 – 10:25

04 · Part 3: Your 60-day goals

Pick three goals max and plan every step with a deadline in the planner.

10:25 – 13:46

05 · Part 4: One-time versus recurring tasks

Split each goal into the two task types and track recurring ones in the Success Tracker.

13:46 – 16:40

06 · Part 5: Time-block the white space

Agent estimates durations and fills open calendar space with every task.

16:40 – 18:20

07 · Nightly accountability check-in

Move missed one-time tasks, accept that recurring misses are lost, expect a rough first week.

18:20 – 20:46

08 · Bonus: let your agents do the work

Agents drafting, following up and editing; Dots as quarterback over a shared planner.

Atomic Insights

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If something is important to you but it isn't on your calendar, you haven't actually committed to it.
Planning every hour, including family time and fun, makes room for both your goals and your life instead of trading one for the other.
Freestyling your days loses to choreographing them, the same way a written verse beats an improvised one.
Plan 60 to 80 day sprints instead of five-year plans, because nobody knows what the world looks like in five years.
Pick three goals at most, and for most people one or two is the right number.
Every goal splits into one-time tasks (get a gym membership) and recurring tasks (hit your macros daily), and the recurring ones drive the results.
A deadline is when a task must be done; a calendar block is when you will do it. They are two different things and you need both.
'I'm consistent most of the time' is a red flag, since you don't feed your kids or walk your dog most of the time.
A missed one-time task can be moved and done later, but a missed recurring task is a day of progress you never get back.
Connect Apple Health, your bank, Stripe and email to your agent and most of your daily tracking fills itself in.
Expect to be bad at living out of your calendar in week one and to find a groove by week two or three.
Ask your agent to explain a complex task back to you before it runs, so you catch misunderstandings early.

Takeaway

Schedule the goal, not just the wish

WHAT TO LEARN

Goals finish when each step has a deadline and a calendar slot, and a nightly check-in keeps missed work moving instead of dropped.

Put recurring life commitments in your calendar first, including family time, so the leftover white space is honest about what you can actually take on.
Limit a sprint to three goals, and for most people one or two, because you cannot accomplish fifty things in sixty days.
Give every step both a deadline (when it must be done) and a calendar block (when you will do it).
Separate one-time tasks from recurring ones, since recurring tasks drive the result and cannot be made up once missed.
Track recurring tasks daily and automate what you can from connected health, bank and email data so logging takes seconds.
End each day with an accountability check-in that reschedules unfinished one-time tasks, and expect the first week to be messy before it settles.

Glossary

Terms worth knowing.

Victory Vision Planner: A free Notion template from the creator with a goal board (one column per goal, one card per step) and a Success Tracker for recurring tasks.
Recurring task: Work that repeats on a cadence, such as tracking calories, working out three times a week, or posting content daily.
One-time task: A step done once toward a goal, such as starting an LLC or hiring a coach. If missed, it gets rescheduled.
Success Tracker: The section of the planner that logs each recurring task daily, partly auto-filled by connected accounts.
White space: The open blocks left on your calendar after recurring life commitments like sleep, work and family are entered.
Mediocre marathon: The creator's name for the stretch from Halloween to New Year's when most people coast.

Resources

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02:50toolGoogle Calendar

03:40toolNotion

04:40productVictory Vision Planner (free Notion template)

05:00linkFree guide via Instagram DM '60' to @kingketo ↗

Quotables

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06:40

“We can't freestyle our days. We have to have our days choreographed.”

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06:40

“Everything that's important needs to be in the calendar.”

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There are 60 days left and most people have already given up on their 2026 goals a long time ago and everybody's saying, hey man, next year is going to be my year, next year is going to be my year. However, 60 days is enough time to make a substantial amount of progress. In this video, I'm going to show you how to accomplish more in the next 60 days than you did probably almost all of this year so far.

This way you can actually go into 2027 with some momentum. This way you can already have made some progress before the year starts, hit the ground running and build the right habits that you need to accomplish your 2027 goals now.

Now the problem is this is the time of year that I call the mediocre America. This is where everybody except for the people who work in retail kind of take their foot off the gas. They start chilling.

They start going to the Christmas parties, the New Year's parties, Thanksgiving get togethers. Some of y 'all watching this right now eating Halloween candy that you stole from your children. I'm not talking to you.

I'm talking to people who are serious about accomplishing big things and refuse to give up on their 2026 goals and know there's still enough time and you will be able to do that if you do what i'm going to tell you in this video i'm going to break the whole thing down for you step by step now for those of y 'all who are new here my name is brandon carter i grew up super poor on the south side of chicago my father took his own life in my early 20s i had to support the whole family i came from nothing became a multi -millionaire built several multi -seven figure businesses and most importantly i've helped over 15 000 people grow successful businesses of their own mostly in the online fitness space because that's my field of expertise and this is probably going to to be the best video on goal accomplishment that I've ever made.

Let's jump right into it. There's three tools we're going to need. One, Google Calendar.

We need Google Calendar because we are going to be planning every hour of every day. I've been using Google Calendar to do that for a long time. This is what my calendar looks like right now.

Every hour of every day is accounted for. And because I do that, I accomplish way more than most people do every day, every week, every month. But I also have more fun because I schedule the fun too.

I spend more time with my family than most people. I'm not in my normal setting because I flew down to Georgia to spend the week with my son, took him and his friends trick or treating, chaperoned the field trip with them to the zoo.

And I do shit like that all the time. Because if you start planning every hour of every day in your calendar, you can still accomplish all your goals at a high level, but you won't have to sacrifice your family. You won't have to sacrifice your health.

You won't have to sacrifice sleep. Every time I hear somebody say, man, I just don't have time. I just don't have time.

It's like, oh man, you're not living out of your calendar. You're not planning every hour of every day in your calendar. You got to enough time, you're just not using it right.

And I'm going to show you how to do it in this video. The second tool is going to be Notion. Notion is where we're going to use to keep track of the things we want to accomplish over this next 60 days.

We're going to use Notion to write out our game plan to accomplish that, every step of it, and put deadlines of every step. See, most people, they have goals, man, but it's bullshit. One, they probably don't have it written down.

They definitely don't have it planned out. They don't have every step of it planned out, and they certainly don't have deadlines for every step. We're going to fix all of that today.

And the third tool we're going to need is some sort of AI personal agent. Now, I don't care which one you use. I have a preference and I'll tell you which one I think you should use.

But this could be ChatGPT Dots, Claw Duet, Metamuse, or Gronkbot. You want to pick one of those four? Because I think those four are the best.

I've used them all pretty extensively and I use each one of them for different things. I think they all have their specialties. If it were me, I would pick either Claw Duet or OpenAI's Dots simply because we know what model they're running on.

ChatGPT Dots runs on Astra, which is OpenAI's flagship model. And Anthropix Duet runs off Opus 5 .5, which is a great model as well. Grombot, they say it'll run off Opus sometimes, but...

We don't know when it's going to be. And they don't tell you when it's running on Opus and when it's running on something else. If you want to use Muse, only if you're on a paid plan, you'll be able to use Meta's Wonder Model, which is their new frontier model.

But if you're not on the paid version, it's just like they're going to give you a dumber model. Like I know because my girlfriend, she's not on the paid version of Muse and her Muse be saying some dumb shit sometimes. As my mom is dope.

And the reason we want the highest end frontier model for this is because we're going to be doing a lot of planning. We're going to use this to help us plan in there. help keep us accountable.

I think out of all of these, Dots is still the best one. Like if I had to pick one because I can control Codex with it and you can't control Claude Code with Duet as of the time of this recording. And if I knew GrompBot was going to be running Opus 5 .5 100 % of the time, then I would use that one.

But we don't know. So there's that. Anyway, pick one of the four and then whichever one you pick, you got to make sure you connect your Google Calendar and connect Notion.

And then you want to download a Notion template that I have. I'll put it in the description. It's called the Victory Vision Plan.

Tell whichever AI system you pick to find your victory vision planner once you add it to Notion and tell it to delete all the dummy data in there because once you get it, it's going to be some dummy data. And once you've done all those steps, now it's time to move on to part two. Hey, don't worry about trying to remember everything I said, okay?

I actually made a guide for you to accompany this video that walks you through setting all this up. It's free. If you want it, hit me on Instagram.

DM me the number and I'll send it right to you. So the first thing we need to do is start planning out our calendar. And we're going to use one of these personal AI agents to help us with that.

I'm not going to do it right now because I did this shit and I don't want y 'all fucking up my agent. The first thing I'm going to do is going to put it on voice mode. where you can like have a conversation with it.

And you're going to say, hey, I need you to help me plan out my calendar. I have a bunch of recurring tasks. I need you to put those in my Google calendar.

And then you want to tell it your recurring task. Like what time you go to sleep and wake up every day? What time you go to work?

What time you're off of work? If you go to the gym right now, you got a routine, tell them where your gym routine is. Tell them when your commutes are from work.

If you've got certain date nights with your girl or certain times that you spend with your family, tell it all of that. Start planning it out. What we can't do if we want to accomplish big things, we can't freestyle.

our days. We have to have our days choreographed. There's no way you can beat a motherfucker who's planning out every hour of every day by freestyle.

Think of your favorite freestyle rapper, whether it's Harry Mack, Juice WRLD, Eminem. When they freestyle, it's dope. Just rapping off the head, making up stuff as they go along.

But there's no version of reality where their freestyles are better than if they actually sit. down and planned out a rhyme and then wrapped it. You motherfuckers are the same.

You can't be out here trying to freestyle your days and expect to accomplish big shit. We got to talk to our agent, tell it to put in our calendar all our recurring tasks. It will do this during the conversation with you.

And then you've been asking, hey, is there anything you think I'm missing? And most of you guys, man, you say family's the most important thing to you. It's not in your calendar.

Is it really that important? If you don't plan it out, is it really that important? I know exactly how much time I'm going to spend with my son every week.

And if I want or need more, I planned more. Took them on a Disney cruise for man long this summer.

Spent the whole week out here with them doing fucking dad school shit while running multi seven figure businesses. Do it all the time. My nieces and nephews, they live in Miami and their father passed a few years ago with a car accident.

And I'm like a father figure to them. So I put them on my calendar. They're important.

Put my girl on my calendar. She's important. Everything that's important needs to be in the calendar.

And not to say it's rigid. You can move things around. We're going to talk about that later.

But you at least need to have a battle plan for each day, each week. week in each month. We are not going to be out of free silence.

So the very first thing we got to get all our recurring tasks and everything we need, we know this needs to be there, needs to be in account. And then once you have that, now we're going to move on to the next step. All right.

So in this step, we're going to plan out our major goals that we want to accomplish for the next 60 days. This is not your fucking five -year plan. I don't do shit like that because you don't know what the world's going to be like five years from now.

Shit, man, none of us had AI five years ago. We didn't even have chat GPT five years ago. I like to do 80 day increments mostly, but listen, bro, you only got 60 days left to the end of the year.

So you're going to talk to your agent and tell it what your goals are for the next 60 days. You're going to say something like this. Yo, agent, I need you to pull up the victory vision planner, the one I had you clear all the dummy data out of.

And in this, I need you to help me plan out my goals for the next 60 days. You see in the victory vision planner, there's... columns and each column represents one goal.

Each card in that column needs to represent every step I need to do to accomplish this goal. In the cards, I want you to help me write the details for each step and each step needs a deadline. Here are my three goals.

Help me plan them out. Let's talk about it. And that's what you're going to say to it.

Again, these agents, man, you don't need like fancy prompts the way we used to have to do like prompt engineering. Now the agents and the models are so sophisticated that you can kind of just talk to them. a normal person i would maybe read or type in that prompt verbatim just so it understands the context but then after that now y 'all just talk man y 'all just talk y 'all start planning out every goal and i suggest you pick no more than three goals most of y 'all should probably just pick one major goal but three you can have a fitness goal you have an income goal and maybe something else you can throw in there you know i'm saying whatever relationship goals family goals some other you can throw in a third one but this is not for you to make 18 goals you're dumb ass has a hard time accomplishing anything you're not going to accomplish 50 things in 60 days most of y 'all need to have just one but i don't want you to neglect your health so maybe you should have two an income goal and a fitness goal if you want to throw in a relationship goal do that that's optional no more than three goals and this is gonna take you some time this may take

two, three hours of planning. Hey guys, I don't want you to have to worry about remembering everything I said in this video. I have a free guide I made to help you like navigate all of this with all the prompts and everything you need.

If you want that guide, just hit me on Instagram, King Keto and DM me the number 60 and I'll send it right to you. Now, once you and your agent kind of have a plan put together, you're going to notice that each goal is going to be comprised of two different types of tasks. It's going to be one -time tasks and recurring tasks.

Recurring tasks are like shit you got to do every day, every week, or at some sort of cadence. For example, if one of your goals is to get in shape, lose 10 pounds, then one of your recurring tasks is going to be track your calories and work out three, four times a week, drink a gallon of water a day, right? These are examples of recurring tasks.

One -time tasks in the fitness example would be something like get a gym membership, get a workout plan, hire a coach, right? Things you only have to do once.

In a business context, the recurring tasks will be something like post content every day, contact 20 leads per day. One -time tasks for a business context may be start an LLC, get an EIN number, right? These are the two types of tasks you'll have.

The recurring tasks is what's going to help you make the most progress. But you motherfuckers have difficulty being consistent. And the way we're going to help with that is to actually use the victory vision planner.

So there's a section in the victory vision. planner called the success tracker this is where you actually track your recurring tasks and it tracks it daily for you it's really dope i built this for myself and i'm giving it to y 'all this is what i use every day to track my tasks and make sure i'm staying on point because a lot of times people will say man i'm consistent i'm doing it all the time and then i ask well how consistent are you and say man i do it most of the time most of the time you don't feed your fucking kids most of the time you feed your kids every day right they'll take the kids away from you you did that you don't walk your dog most of the time You walk your fucking dog every day, twice a day.

Otherwise, you got shit all over your house. Shit and piss. See, you guys have a shit and piss life because you're trying to be consistent some of the time or you're consistent most of the time.

So now you got shit all over your life. You got piss all over your life because when you do things most of the time instead of consistently, every time you're supposed to do it, you get shitty results. Like the walking your dog analogy is a perfect metaphor for your life.

You don't walk your dog one day. It's not like, oh, I'll just do it tomorrow. One day won't hurt, right?

You say shit like that. Those are mediocre mantras. No mediocre mantras.

You can't be easy on yourself and say, oh man, one day won't hurt. I can take the day off. All that other dumb shit.

Because you wouldn't do that with your dog. Why? Because the dog's gonna shit in the fucking house.

You need to just think about it like that. Like, hey man, if I don't do it today, I'm going to shit all over my life. And that's what you've been doing up until today.

No mediocre mantras. And it's gonna be really difficult during this time of year, which I call the mediocre marathon. but you got to stay consistent and we need to track how consistent we're being.

And you can track that in the Victory Vision Planner. And the beauty of it is you don't really even have to open the Victory Vision Planner every day. Your agent's going to hook up to it.

So it'd be like, hey man, here are my macros for today. I track my macros in Claw. So after I say it's the end of the day, it just updates my Victory Vision Planner.

And now you see all my macros for today. So we're going to automate as much of the tracking as possible. So you're going to tell your agent to, hey man, edit the success tracker part of the Victory revision planner with my recurring tasks that we just came up with.

And you're going to help me track these every day. Tell me what you can track automatically by looking at my connected accounts, right? Like if you have your bank attached or your email attached, it can kind of update a lot of this shit for you.

You could update your Apple health. Like if you wear an Apple watch or a ring, it's connected to Apple health. Apple health will hook up to each one of these agents, at least in America.

I think it's weird in like Canada and UK and shit, but whatever, man, whatever, man, you should have immigrated here before. before Trump came through mass through late now. I digress, right?

I have my Apple Health hooked up to it. So my agent just updates my tracker with how many calories I burned, how many hours I slept, all that shit. It's up in my bank, it's up in my Stripe account in my email.

It updates my income and shit every day. So I try to automate as much as I can. Some stuff I actually have to just put in there, but it only takes like a second because most of it already is filled out for me.

Now, once you've done all that, now we have to move to the next. All your tasks, your one -time tasks and your recurring tasks, they all need to be in your calendar. And we see where the white space is already because what we did was earlier, we put in all our normal recurring tasks, like when we're gonna eat, when we're gonna sleep, when we're gonna work, when we're gonna commute, when we're gonna be with our family, all the shit that we have to do, right?

There should be a lot of white space left. So you're gonna tell your agent this, take all the tasks I need to accomplish, both recurring and one -time tasks. If they're not already in my calendar, I want you to estimate, how long it will take me to do each one of these tasks and then block out time in my calendar to accomplish these.

We haven't done it already. All the tasks need to have deadlines and they should be in the cards in Notion. If they're not, add those first.

But the deadlines are not the time I'm going to do them. Deadlines are just when they're supposed to be done. We need to mark out in our calendar when we're going to do them.

Explain this to me the way you understand it. You want to make sure, depending on what agent you're using, if you're using the free Muse, you better have that motherfucker explain that shit to you because the free version of Muse is just not as smart as the paid version. But I do that a lot when I have like a complex task.

Before I launch it, I say, yo, man, explain this to me the way you understand it. Make sure I got it right. Then I said, all right, go ahead.

Now what's going to happen is it's going to fill up your calendar with when you're supposed to do this. to go through all the white space and start filling it in now your fucking goals are planned out man if you just go and attack the plan you should be good you should win if you follow the plan but the thing is most of y 'all are going to have a hard time following the plan especially if you never did anything like this and that's normal we're going to fix that with the next step All right, so the next step is you need to tell your agent, hey, your job is to help keep me accountable.

At the end of every day, you need to ask me if I accomplished everything that was supposed to be done, what did get accomplished and what didn't, and update my victory vision planner accordingly. If I did not get one of the one -time tasks accomplished, then we need to move it both on my calendar and in the Notion, and we need to change the deadline in the Notion database.

See, the reason this is important is because the one -time task, we're not just going to give up on. because we didn't do them when they were supposed to be done. We're going to move them and do them again.

And this has happened. This still happens to me. It's normal because someday shit happens, you know, like shit is going to happen.

There's going to be emergencies. Trump's going to do something crazy. There's going to be something at work or in your business that's unforeseen.

Like something's going to have natural disasters. Who knows? But we don't give up on our one -time tasks.

We just move them and get them done later. Here's something you should know. You can do that with one -time tasks.

You can't do that with recurrent. Like if you miss a workout, I guess you can work out another time that week, but you only get to do that maybe like once or twice a week for the workout. But as far as your macros, if you miss your macros, you can't make up for that the next day.

That's just a day you didn't make progress. And for a lot of y 'all, it's gonna be a day that you regressed, right? So if you're gonna fuck something up, let it be the one -time tasks because you don't really get those recurring tasks back.

Like every once in a while, like I'll be like, fuck me, I still ain't work out today. And my girl's like, just work out tomorrow. And I'm thinking to myself, well, she doesn't do this now, but back in the day, she used to do that.

And I would think to myself, oh man, this bitch don't know how it works. I need to work out today and tomorrow. I can't make up for today's workout tomorrow, right?

I need to hit my macros today and tomorrow. I can't say, oh, I'll just hit my macros tomorrow. No, I gotta hit them today and tomorrow.

I hope I'm articulating that right. If you fuck up the recurring tasks, you don't get that back. That's just a day you didn't make progress.

The one -time tasks, you got more leeway with these things. So that's super important. Every day we need to be talking to our agent at night, man, have an accountability check -in with it.

It's okay to move shit around. Even during the day, like when I look at my calendar through the day and I'm executing, sometimes I have to move shit around because shit happens. Shit happens.

You know, one of my employees may get sick. Somebody in their family died. Some shit can happen, right?

I have to move stuff around. but it doesn't leave the list of shit I need to get done. I just move it around and that's okay.

I'm still accomplishing more than most people because I got a game plan. I got a track to run on. And you checking in with your agent every single day and you're moving the task along as they go.

And if you do this, man, it's super hard to fail. If you stay consistent, you need to understand the first week you're going to suck at all of this, especially like living out your calendar. You're going to suck.

It's just going to move around. It's okay. Just know you're going to get better at it.

And by week two or three, you'll be in a nice groove and you'll get better at estimating how long it takes you to do and your agent will get better at estimating too and again guys i've been doing this for over a decade living out of my calendar i really do this man this is my number one productivity tool if you get one thing for me let it be this live out of your calendar plan every hour of every day you're going to accomplish way more you'll probably spend more time with your family you'll probably spend more time with your friends now we're going to do one more thing to take this to the next level And that's the next step.

So when you're checking in with your agent every day at night, I want you to say this to it because these agents are way more powerful than they even were six months ago. I want you to tell your agent. hey what are things on my to -do list tomorrow that you can do for me for example if muse is the agent you're using on the paid tier let's say one of your things is to follow up with your leads on instagram maybe the people who ghosted you or didn't respond or didn't close if that's when you think you can tell that to muse and muse can go in there and find them and like do that for you like it can legit do that for you or if you need to make a presentation for work and you're using any agent it can actually like do that for you like i have ai do for me i'm not just is asking a question.

It's doing shit for me. Claude or Chad GPT is going to edit this video. I'm probably going to give this video to both of them and whoever edits it the best is the one that's going to get posted.

And they're going to post it, not me. When you can start having your agents do shit for you, that's the next level. And I'll talk about that more in another video.

Let me know if you want me to make a video more about having the agents do shit for you, because that's probably worth it on the video. But just check in with your agent every day. Now, here's the thing.

What you can do is because different agents have different strengths. You can give them all access to your Victory Vision Planner.

This is what I do. I have one main agent, which is ChatGPT Dots, overseeing what's in my Victory Vision Planner. But all the other agents have access to it.

And sometimes I'll know which agent can do certain tasks. And I'll tell Muse, hey man, reach out to the people on Instagram. Or sometimes Rockbot or even Duet, they'll be like, yo, I see you got this thing on your calendar.

I can do that for you. Like they'll tell you they can do that for you. And that's kind of cool.

They'll come up with your drafts of shit for you like on the fly and i didn't have to tell them that but once they started doing it i was like yeah start looking at my victory vision plan to tell me what you can do and i have them all doing that even though dots is the quarterback the other agents like they out there trying to call their own shots as well and it's super helpful i mean you can do it all with one if you want it just hit me on instagram king keto and dm me the number 60 and i'll have one of my agents send it right to you now listen i got some other videos that may help you accomplish your goals check these out right here i don't know which one they're gonna put up.

Claude's gonna do it. Claude or ChadDBT, whoever wins the job of editing this video is gonna do it. Whatever they decide is best for you is gonna be up there.

The Hook

The bait, then the rug-pull.

With 60 days left in the year, most people have already written off 2026. Brandon Carter says that's enough time to build real momentum, and he walks through the calendar, Notion and AI agent setup he uses to do it.

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