Office Hours with Dennis Yu: Weekly Live Support and Training

Office Hours is my weekly live support and training session, an open time to troubleshoot issues based on your actual data. No theory, no fluff. We pull up real accounts, run live audits, and figure out what’s working and what isn’t.

Over the years we’ve covered it all: Dollar a Day ads, SEO and digital plumbing, the Content Factory, hiring VAs, writing books, building personal brands, and now running teams of AI agents with ChatGPT and Claude. The tools keep changing, but the fundamentals don’t. Start with the business result, build real relationships, and let your connections do the work for you.

You don’t need to attend every week. Think of it like having me on speed dial for when you need it. Use it as a time multiplier. Watch any episode below, or read the article if you’d rather skim.

Office Hours | Oct 8, 2026

I run a live AI audit on a local business, with agents digging into competitors, SEO, ads and credibility in real time. Then I explain why agents need structure, why relationships are the only lasting advantage once AI is cheap, and how we’re building a focused 90-day program to help young adults reach $10K a month.

Office Hours | Sep 10, 2026

I explain how GitHub and Obsidian work together as the scaffolding for a multi-agent world, then show my live agent setup running across a dozen models. Speed is the first-order effect of AI, but the bigger shift is the second-order one: once you can do everything, you have to get ruthless about choosing the one thing that matters.

Office Hours | Aug 20, 2026

The window to lock down your security is closing fast, so I show how I’m scanning every site we run with AI. Then I walk through my live inbox and agent setup, our “money tree” that maps content to revenue, and how shared context in GitHub lets any agent pick up where another left off. We finish with Taylor’s case study on rebuilding his sales stack one module at a time.

Office Hours | May 14, 2026

Good coaching starts with real data, not speculation. I break down MAA (Metrics, Analysis, Action): start with business metrics like revenue, then use diagnostic metrics like clicks and impressions only to troubleshoot. And I explain why fixing the tracking setup comes first, because 90% of accounts I review have something critically broken.

Office Hours | Apr 23, 2026

Most people freeze with AI because they don’t know what to do next. The answer is to just ask it, and then tell it, “Why don’t you do it?” I show how agents log into tools for you, the simple reasoning trick that gets AI to say yes (give it a reason), and how Obsidian becomes a knowledge base that keeps your context from one conversation to the next.

Office Hours | Mar 26, 2026

Custom GPTs are outdated, so I share a better approach: every time an agent does a task, it writes a “meta article” documenting what it did, which keeps improving our definitive SOPs. I demo this live by having Claude turn my Zoom call with Erik Huberman into an article, then explain how MAA turns data dumps into plain-English reports clients actually read.

Office Hours | Mar 19, 2026

I show how Claude agents are doing the work of an entire marketing team, with around 100 tabs running around the clock, and share the Perplexity loophole for near-unlimited Opus usage. Then I bring on my friend Tom Hawkins, a Chevy dealer, to make the bigger point: AI has removed the technical barrier, so people skills and real relationships are what win now.

Office Hours | Nov 6, 2025

I break down how raw, unscripted phone videos boosted for $20 helped Marko’s HVAC Quote get 100 customers in 100 days, with viewers watching 70%+ of each video. Then George shares his first four YouTube videos, and we fix his intros live, boost a video, and use ChatGPT agent mode to audit and improve his channel. The biggest lesson is that done is better than perfect.

Office Hours | Sep 4, 2025

While I was away at a conference, Dylan, Jack and Luke hosted this session. They cover how to grow a podcast through warm introductions instead of cold outreach, how to turn one episode into articles, clips and newsletter content, and how to use a book as an authority signal. There’s also practical advice on setting up a new agency and on posting across social platforms.

Office Hours | Jun 7, 2023

Talking about yourself makes you look like a self-promoter. When other people talk about you, it builds real authority. With Dan Leibrandt in the studio, I break down the secrets of co-created content: find your “LIGHTHOUSE,” capture raw moments on your phone, and repurpose them through the Content Factory. Then I show how we did it with a real estate billionaire in Miami and with Jake Paul.

Office Hours | Mar 22, 2023

Most agencies keep a client for only 3–12 months, and it’s rarely because their work is bad. It’s because they never tie that work to the client’s actual business results. I show how to start with ROI, track content all the way through to revenue, and amplify what’s already working, using real examples from personal injury cases and $0.01 course leads.

Office Hours | Feb 15, 2023

I demo Midjourney Bot, an AI image generator, and walk through the “/imagine” command, upscaling and variations. Then I cover how businesses can use it to create stronger article images, diagrams and visuals that improve SEO, clicks and engagement.

Office Hours | Feb 8, 2023

The way to thrive with AI is to build what AI can’t: real relationships. I explain why in-person experiences are the core ingredient, and how to capture them on video and let AI tools multiply them into content that builds your reputation. That’s how experienced people come out ahead and create jobs for young adults.

Office Hours | Jan 11, 2023

A book is one of the strongest PR tools you can have, and you don’t need to be the expert yourself to write one. I share how to interview industry leaders well, use ChatGPT for structure while real stories supply the substance, and organize a book around a clear promise, so the people you feature end up promoting it for you.

Office Hours | Dec 30, 2022

I sat down with my friend of 18 years, Bryan Eisenberg, to talk about his new book, The Rice and Beans Millionaire. It’s a short, story-driven guide to the entrepreneurship basics every young adult needs. His message is simple: pros focus on the fundamentals because the fundamentals never change.

Office Hours | Jul 10, 2022

When your five minutes of fame arrives, you don’t want to look like a buffoon. Drawing on my CNN appearance, I cover how to prepare for TV, speak in 15-second sound bites, and capture behind-the-scenes moments. Then I explain how to repurpose that media mention to land even more.

Originally published October 15, 2026.