She's not a developer. She's an accountant, a mum of three, and she runs a Shopify agency. Then she built and launched an entire interactive kids' product — start to finish — in about three days of real work. With AI. From her kitchen, in a loud, chaotic, neurodivergent household.
This is the episode for anyone who's ever thought "I'd build the thing if I were technical enough." You're about to find out that excuse expired.
Anna Tillotson founded House of Cart, a no-BS Shopify + Klaviyo agency for product businesses. But the reason she's on this show is what happened when she stopped consuming AI and started building with it — and what it's now teaching her about the future her own kids are walking into.
What we get into:
The moment a stranger from Texas bought thousands in services because ChatGPT recommended Anna — and why that was the signal that everything had changed
Why she ripped out her team's individual ChatGPT logins overnight and went all-in on Claude — collaboratively, not in silos
The reframe that disarms the fear: you're not replacing your team, you're turning them into AI orchestrators who get 20 hours a week back
Why your customers are asking the chatbots now, not Google — and what happens to the businesses that don't catch up
The full Future Ready Kids build: the "epic fail" first attempt, the get-shit-done attitude, and how minimal the coding actually was
The skill that separates the people who'll thrive from the people who won't — for her kids and for you
The study that should worry anyone using AI to "learn": feeling smarter while performing worse
AI Confession Booth: Anna's most-used AI isn't a work tool. It's a therapist she opens mid-meltdown in a chaotic household. Real ones will get it.
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