Episode 93
How to Pivot from Hollywood Writing to AI Disruption ( AI Apps for Neurodivergent People) - w/ Victor

What happens when a Marvel writer loses $500,000 on his first tech deal? In this episode of Ready Set Do, I sit down with Victor—a legally blind, albino filmmaker and founder who is disrupting the AI space.
Who this is for
- You are building something real and need the unpolished version before the launch post.
- You would rather hear Victor's version while the mess is still fresh than get another polished hindsight sermon.
Key takeaways
- Pivot from Hollywood Writing to AI Disruption ( AI Apps for Neurodivergent People) - w/ Victor
- We dive into the first few steps of his transition from Hollywood to tech, his unique philosophy on modular AI, and how he's building 'Magic Bookifier' to remove obstacles for neurodivergent Set Do Podcast, Victor Varnado, Marvel Writer, Legally Blind, Albino, AI Founder, Future of AI, Magic Bookifier, Neurodivergent, Startup Failure, $500k Loss, Career Pivot, First Steps, Tech Industry, Hollywood, Jimmy Kimmel, Love & Hip Hop, Tech Startup, Modular AI, AI Coach, Supreme Robot, Innovation, Resilience
- How to find your next adventure, worth spending time and energy on. And most importantly, Victor shows us yet again how...
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I've only been legally blind. This is absolutely normal for my point of view. My guest today, Victor Vernado, went from writing for Marvel and Jimmy Kimmel to losing over $500,000 on a single tech deal.
10. Onwards to building with AI for neurodiversion folks. I may have lost about half a million dollars based on the value of a patent. After a couple successful tech builds is now working on Magic Bookie Fire, which is an AI tool to help neurodiversion folks turn the stories in their heads into actual books.
It writes with you, instead of for you, it uses AI in a way to help, like, get your story out of you. Today we cover themes of making strides in a world that has set you up to fail.
How to find your next adventure, worth spending time and energy on. And most importantly, Victor shows us yet again how the only way to learn is to do. The world isn't built necessarily for me. I have challenges. I get that.
For me, that just part of being alive, I have to work harder at some things than other people, because that's normal. Subscribe for weekly episodes and remember, life is lived in the arena. Roll it.
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What happens when a Marvel writer loses $500,000 on his first tech deal? In this episode of Ready Set Do, I sit down with Victor—a legally blind, albino filmmaker and founder who is disrupting the AI space. We dive into the first few steps of his transition from Hollywood to tech, his unique philosophy on modular AI, and how he's building 'Magic Bookifier' to remove obstacles for neurodivergent Set Do Podcast, Victor Varnado, Marvel Writer, Legally Blind, Albino, AI Founder, Future of AI, Magic Bookifier, Neurodivergent, Startup Failure, $500k Loss, Career Pivot, First Steps, Tech Industry, Hollywood, Jimmy Kimmel, Love & Hip Hop, Tech Startup, Modular AI, AI Coach, Supreme Robot, Innovation, Resilience
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