An idea for their own business.
A coach reaches clients who would never have booked a session. An expert supports people without taking every call himself. Stories like these make the question real: could I do that too?
Two paths for your business Podcast conversations · guest workshops · selected keynotes
Bring back the ideasyour audience gave up on long ago.
Too expensive. Too technical. Beyond what their team can handle. Your listeners know those limits. I bring real AI products and the stories behind them to your podcast or program. What do they make possible for your listeners' businesses? And why wait for a competitor to show them?
Invite me to a podcast or guest workshop25+years of running my own businesses
100+AI products developed with entrepreneurs
4 + 50+people and AI employees in my own business
No more future hype.
The episode ends.They can't stop thinking about their own idea.
Your listeners want to move their business forward. Earn more. Have time again. Or build the offer their industry is missing. We talk about the decisions behind it, with examples that help them see what's possible in their own business.
An opinion you can challenge.
Should you compete with your own bestseller? Why did I walk away from my plan to run a business without employees? You get decisions worth having a conversation about. Disagreement is part of it.
The failed attempts belong in the conversation.
What cost time and money? What sounded good but still didn't work? Your listeners get to see that side too. So they can decide what to try and which mistakes they don't need to make themselves.
Topics for your audience
Which question is on your listeners' minds right now?
For entrepreneurs, coaches and consultants
Compete with your own offer. Before someone does it with AI.
Your best offer pays the bills today. That's exactly why you don't want to touch it. But what happens when someone uses AI to reach the same customers? We talk about when you should challenge your own winning business model. And how that becomes a new offer before you're forced to react to someone else's ideas.
- What will your customers still pay for when AI has the answers?
- What should you replace in your own business, even though it still makes money today?
- Where does AI make your experience more valuable instead of replaceable?
For people with expertise and an idea they put aside
Revisit the business idea you gave up on long ago.
Too expensive. No development team. No time alongside the day-to-day business. Some ideas fail before anyone tries them. We look at real AI products to see which ideas you can revisit today. Best Lover shows how this led to an offer for people who would never have opened up to a human advisor.
- Which idea did you give up on because of money, technology or time?
- Which customers can't you reach with your current offer?
- How do you find out whether your idea has a future before you invest months in it?
For experts whose business takes too much of their personal time
Does your next sale have to become another appointment in your calendar?
More customers sounds good. Until you realize it means even more work. You already have the knowledge. Why does every new conversation need you again? With his AI coach Felix, Marco Lachmann-Anke shows how personal support can work without his constant presence. We talk about the work you can hand over and what you want to keep doing yourself.
- What happens to your income when you work less?
- Which work takes the same hours from you or your team every month?
- How can your method work with clients while you're doing something else?
For podcasts about coaching, trust and human behavior
What do your clients tell an AI that they'd never tell you?
You want to help people personally. But for some, that's exactly why they don't contact you. They're ashamed. Their problem feels too embarrassing. Using Best Lover as an example, we talk about why people open up to AI. And what that means for coaches who always believed personal contact was irreplaceable.
- When does talking to a person become the barrier?
- What makes an AI offer easier for these people to use?
- Where do you still need a person's experience and responsibility?
For founders and entrepreneurs with big plans
I wanted a business without employees. Today, I think that was the wrong goal.
Today, four people work with more than 50 AI employees in our business. The more work AI took on, the clearer it became where I needed people. Ask the tough questions: what went wrong? Which tasks do we keep? And why would I still never build my business the old way again?
- What did the experiment without employees actually reveal?
- Why don't more AI tools automatically make a better business?
- What can a few great people achieve today that used to take a large team?
The right format
Let's start with your audience.What do they finally want to make possible?
An episode your listeners keep talking about.
Looking for a guest with an opinion you can challenge? We focus on something that matters to your listeners: their income, their next offer or the fear of being overtaken by someone using AI. You get real business stories and room to push back.
Get your participants' ideas off the back burner.
Your participants bring their businesses and their ideas. Together, we look at the offers they couldn't build because of money, technology or their own limited time. Concrete examples show what AI makes possible today and where a first attempt is worth making.
A good reason to question the business model that made you successful.
Your audience has built businesses. Now AI is changing what's possible and what customers will pay for. On your stage, we connect those questions with real products and my own experiment. So 'that might affect us someday' turns into a decision about their own business.
Ask about the things that never make the success slides.
Where did I go down the wrong path? What would I never do that way again? You don't have to agree with my views. Your audience gets a conversation where the follow-up question matters just as much as the first answer.
You're using AI. Why does all the work still fall on you?
The tools are there. So is the work. We go through your tasks: what can AI take on? What does it need to know? Where does it need your decision? Your team sees where to start, so the same list doesn't just keep getting longer.
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Result as a Service: the answer to the AI revolution
For hosts, online coaches and event organizers
You know your audience.I'll bring the right stories.
A coach wonders how to help more clients without taking more appointments. An entrepreneur wonders whether someone else is already building their next offer. We choose the story that makes your audience listen. My experience across more than 25 years in digital business and my daily work with CoachWunder and ConnectWunder give us plenty to talk about.
Beforehand, we discuss what your listeners already know and the question that's really on their minds. You get a conversation partner, not a ready-made product presentation. For your announcement, we provide a short bio, approved photos and a brief topic description.
Meet Sebastian and explore the experiment
From your invitation to the right conversation
Who do you want to reach with your next episode?
Send me a WhatsApp message about who you're planning the episode or session for. A short message or voice note is enough to get started. Then we'll work out which topic matters to your audience and whether the format fits.
- 01Get clear on the audience and occasion
Who's listening? What do they want to change, and what's stopped them so far?
- 02Sharpen the topic
We choose a question and the stories to go with it. You'll know what to build the conversation around.
- 03Agree on the format and details
We agree on the date, technical setup and scope of the conversation. You'll know in advance what you're getting for your episode or event.
For podcasts, communities and selected events
What do you want your audience to finally see differently?
Send me a link to your podcast or tell me a little about your program. Then we'll find the question that grabs your audience and agree on the format and date.
Ask Sebastian about a session