Biz Meds

Tired of drowning in productivity hacks and endless distractions? Welcome to The Biz Meds Podcast, where entrepreneurs and business owners find their remedy amidst the chaos. Hosted by Darris and Saad, each episode delivers insightful and actionable Minimum Effective Dose strategies to cut through the noise and ignite meaningful change in your business. Join us weekly for a dose of clarity and growth in the journey of entrepreneurship

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  Episode #111

  AI Isn't Your Problem. It Isn't Your Solution Either.

  Aug 19, 202628 minS1

  Every business owner is in one of two camps right now: "AI will save my business" or "AI is all hype." Both camps are looking at the wrong thing. If you're stuck in the day-to-day and can't find the energy to grow, the tool was never the problem — and it was never going to be the fix. In Episode 111, Darris and Saad break down the pattern that keeps owners stuck: the burning "fix this exact thing" request that's really a symptom of something upstream, why solving the symptom ends up costing more, and the ownership-vs-outcome mindset that separates businesses that scale from businesses that stall. We get into the companies that skipped the data race five years ago and are now wondering why their AI doesn't work, what duct-taping your operations together with Claude actually looks like, and why hiring more people or buying more tokens are both the wrong answer. Then the practical close: how to start acquiring AI skills when every model, tool, and LinkedIn post is shouting something different. The question never changes. What problem are you actually solving, is it the right one, and are you solving it the right way? In this episode: The client request Saad dreads most — and why he takes the job anyway Ownership vs. outcome: the mindset behind every business that stalls Why AI is a calculator and what that means for your bad data If you're just now building dashboards, you're already five years behind Why owners resist the right fix — and the one move that changes their mind How to start with AI when everything feels like the NFT craze Resources: Constraint identification tools launching soon — stay tuned

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  Episode #110

  More AI Won't Get You More Leads

  Aug 12, 202631 minS1

  You bought the AI tools. You're producing more marketing than ever. And your leads haven't moved — because everyone else bought the same tools, used the same prompts, and shipped the same average output. Your prospects can tell. In Episode 110, Darris and Saad tackle the constraint roughly 70% of businesses share: demand. Not enough leads coming through the door. We cover the tale of two vape shops — one scaling with a $100K marketing budget, one quietly closing with none — why AI turned marketing into a checkbox instead of a thinking exercise, and the random-number experiment that exposes exactly why your AI-generated marketing sounds like everyone else's. Then the practical core: the two-minute test that tells you whether your real problem is demand or delivery, the four ways leads actually get generated, and the one ratio that decides whether your marketing is building a business or burning money. Sales hasn't changed — it's still the transfer of value over a bridge of trust. What's changed is how fast you can produce garbage on the way there. Plus: a marketing specialist who built, scaled, and sold their own business is joining the podcast soon. Consider this the primer. In this episode: The tale of two vape shops and what separates them Why everyone's AI marketing sounds identical (the random number story) The LinkedIn button Saad has been using ruthlessly The two-minute test: demand constrained or supply constrained? The core four ways to generate leads — and why scattered focus means no focus The CAC-to-LTV math that decides if your marketing actually works

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  Episode #109

  WTF is SharePoint (And Are You Using It Wrong?)

  Aug 5, 202637 minS1

  You're probably paying for SharePoint right now. If your business runs on Outlook or Teams, it's already there — the tool everyone knows exists and nobody wants to touch. Most businesses either ignore it or dump their old file server into it and call it a migration. Both are expensive mistakes. In Episode 109 — the first-ever Biz Meds guest episode — Darris and Saad sit down with Marvin Hidalgo of MH365 Solutions, a 15-year SharePoint veteran who once managed over 2,000 sites for enterprise energy companies. Marvin explains what SharePoint actually is in terms anyone can understand, walks through the three mistakes he fixes more than any others, and shares the story of a small business that had no idea their customers could see their private quotes and files. Then the conversation lands on the thread from Episode 108: your AI outputs are only as trustworthy as the data underneath them — and for most businesses, that data lives in SharePoint, in whatever condition you left it. Marvin's line of the episode: AI didn't create your information problem. You just handed it a microphone. In this episode: What SharePoint actually is — the kitchen analogy that finally makes it click How to know if you already have it (you probably do) The three mistakes nearly every business makes, from folder dumping to phantom permissions Who should actually own SharePoint (hint: it's not IT) Why SharePoint is never a technology problem — it's a people problem in a technology costume The connection between your data hygiene and every answer your AI gives you Resources: Find Marvin Hidalgo — MH365 Solutions on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marvin-h-87079179/

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  Episode #108

  If AI Isn't Making You Money, It's Not Working

  Jul 29, 202624 minS1

  Everyone's telling you AI will solve your problems — every vendor, every creator, every booth at every conference. Meanwhile you're paying for tools you can't trace to a single dollar of new revenue. The test is brutally simple: is AI making you more money? If not, it's not working. In Episode 108, Darris and Saad take stock of where AI for business actually stands right now. We cover the conference moment where one exhausted buyer summed up the entire market in a single question, why "MVP AI tools" are ego projects in disguise, and the NVIDIA CEO's token-spending advice that lands differently once you remember who profits from it. Then the centerpiece: a fast-scaling client whose AI-stitched shipping process produced different results every single run — and why the real fix required stepping all the way back to a question nobody had asked. Plus the three numbers from one of the best business books ever written that instantly expose whether any project — AI or otherwise — deserves your money. We're not anti-AI. We use it daily. We're anti-lighting-money-on-fire. In this episode: The money test that settles every AI purchase decision in one question Why the market is flooded with AI products built by people who've never run anything Demand constrained or supply constrained — how to know which one you are The client story: when AI Frankensteins your process instead of fixing it The unglamorous data work that has to happen before AI can help you decide anything Three metrics that expose whether a project adds profit or just adds cost Resources: Constraint identification tools launching soon — stay tuned

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  Episode #106

  Your Business Has No Systems. Start With This One.

  Jun 10, 202629 minS1

  <p>Be honest: if you disappeared for two weeks, would your business keep running — or would everything stop and wait for you? If it's the second one, you don't have a business. You have a job with extra steps.</p><p>In this episode, Darris and Saad break down why systems are the difference between owning a business and being owned by one. We get into the mindset that keeps owners trapped at the center of everything they built, the starting point for your first system — no software, no budget, no consultant required — and the hiring trick that documents your entire...

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