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Daniel Foch · LIMITLESS keynote · September 2026

Get tomorrow back.

An AI model supplies the intelligence. A harness gives it the context, tools and instructions to work in your business. Here’s how to put the pieces together.

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Get tomorrow back: The real estate AI harness keynote

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Why this matters

Understand what AI changes about the work, and where a realtor’s judgment and relationships matter most.

02

Make leverage real

Turn the lessons from four business books into a better use of your own working week.

03

Build your harness

Choose the app, connect your tools, add memory and skills, set controls, and decide where the work runs.

04

Choose your next step

Build the harness yourself, or put your time elsewhere and use a system built for realtors.

Your step-by-step build guide

Build your real estate AI harness.

Put seven pieces together: your app and model, connected tools, context and memory, saved skills, approval controls, phone access and a place for the work to run. Then improve the setup as you use it.

The harness is the shared setup. Seller updates, follow-up and showing coordination are jobs it can run.

Read the playbook Download the playbook PDF Download the text edition

Start with one sentence

“Help me set up my real estate AI harness.”

The playbook shows your assistant how to gather the missing details, one question at a time.

The full deck

The keynote, start to finish.

46 keynote slides and 7 appendix slides. Open any slide to view it full size, or use Google Slides and the downloads above.

  1. Slide 1: Get tomorrow back
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  2. Slide 2: The whole playbook is yours
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  3. Slide 3: The work inside the job is changing
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  4. Slide 4: Better service. A bigger life.
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  5. Slide 5: Daniel Foch
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  6. Slide 6: My kids only get one childhood
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  7. Slide 7: What did you gross?
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  8. Slide 8: What did you keep?
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  9. Slide 9: And what did it cost you?
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  10. Slide 10: Buy Back Your Time
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  11. Slide 11: The Millionaire Real Estate Agent
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  12. Slide 12: Rich Dad Poor Dad
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  13. Slide 13: The E-Myth Real Estate Agent
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  14. Slide 14: Now look at this week
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  15. Slide 15: We agree with the books. Our calendars disagree.
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  16. Slide 16: Build the assistant. Then give it jobs.
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  17. Slide 17: The model is the brain. The harness makes it useful.
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  18. Slide 18: Power needs direction
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  19. Slide 19: Seven parts. One useful assistant.
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  20. Slide 20: 01 Install an app that can do the work
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  21. Slide 21: 02 Connect it to the tools you use
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  22. Slide 22: 03 Tell it about your business
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  23. Slide 23: Give it memory you can actually edit
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  24. Slide 24: 04 Teach it how you do the job
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  25. Slide 25: Show it once. Explain it. Save it.
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  26. Slide 26: 05 Decide what it can do without you
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  27. Slide 27: Try the skill. Fix it. Try it again.
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  28. Slide 28: 06 Put the assistant in your pocket
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  29. Slide 29: 07 Give it a place to run
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  30. Slide 30: Save the lesson. Make next week easier.
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  31. Slide 31: One harness. Many jobs.
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  32. Slide 32: Here is your build recipe
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  33. Slide 33: You can build this
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  34. Slide 34: I can install flooring too
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  35. Slide 35: Getting time back can become a second job
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  36. Slide 36: The realtor harness, already assembled
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  37. Slide 37: Built in the work. Refined by agents.
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  38. Slide 38: Work agents already know
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  39. Slide 39: Time returned
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  40. Slide 40: $79.99 / month
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  41. Slide 41: 100 people. This room.
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  42. Slide 42: Take the jet-ski ride
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  43. Slide 43: Be more present with your clients
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  44. Slide 44: More of you. Where it matters.
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  45. Slide 45: Put the books into your calendar
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  46. Slide 46: Get tomorrow back
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  47. Slide 47: Your one-click starting point
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  48. Slide 48: Your harness setup checklist
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  49. Slide 49: Connections and data permissions
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  50. Slide 50: Choose your starting app
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  51. Slide 51: Full beta activity reported
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  52. Slide 52: Source notes
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  53. Slide 53: Check that your setup works
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Follow the evidence.

Published research, company-reported results and teaching examples serve different purposes. The deck and playbook make those distinctions explicit.

McKinsey scope: the 54% figure covers technically automatable work hours across the U.S. construction and real-estate workforce. It is not presented as a realtor-role study.

Company data: Homies activity and time-saved figures are presenter-supplied reports, not a promise of your individual results.

Responsible implementation: connect authorized accounts and information, check the access you grant, and decide which actions need your approval. The guide explains the controls alongside the setup.

Read the McKinsey source

Your time. Your choice.

Want the system built for you?

Use the guide to build your own harness, or explore Homies and spend that time on the people and work that matter to you.

Start with Homies