One person. Two lead generation companies. A network of marketing agencies. A marketing academy. Multiple hyperlocal newsletters, including this community’s own. Come watch it get done, live and in person — and ask anything you want.
Apply for a SeatYou’ve heard the term. Maybe a friend mentioned it, maybe you saw it online: people building a “second brain” that remembers everything, organizes everything, and does real work alongside them.
Greg Tresler, publisher of The Woodlands Loop, built one. It’s how one person keeps two lead generation companies, a network of marketing agencies, a marketing academy, and a local newsletter all running at the same time. On August 18, he’s opening the laptop and showing you the real thing, live, unscripted.
“I won’t have all the answers, and I won’t pretend to. What I can do is show you what this has done in my life, and let you ask me anything.” Greg Tresler, Publisher, The Woodlands Loop
Business owners and professionals who have heard about this and want to see it with their own eyes before deciding what to think.
No technical background needed. Nobody is going to make you touch a computer. Bring your skepticism and your questions. If you’ve been running your business the same way for twenty years and you’re wondering whether this stuff is real or just noise, you’re exactly who this is for.
One honest note: this afternoon is built for people who are getting started, not for folks already deep into AI. If you’re further down this road than I am, I’d rather give your seat to someone who’s catching up, and I’d love to meet you another way. That’s why I ask everyone to apply instead of just signing up.
You’ll leave knowing what a second brain actually is, what it can and can’t do, and whether it makes sense for you. Stay after for coffee and conversation; the room is ours until 4.
It’s free. I ask a few short questions because I read every application and prepare the afternoon around who’s actually in the room. I don’t want to waste a minute of your time. You’ll hear back from me quickly, and once you’re in, I’ll send reminders so it doesn’t slip your mind.