---
title: "Five Businesses, Zero Employees: Watch the Screens That Run Them"
description: "<p>Two hours on the calendar. Sixty minutes of live screens, then questions until they run out. Nothing for sale.</p><p>I run five businesses with zero employees. E-commerce, B2B distribution, retail,"
canonical: "https://www.gomry.com/event/Five-Businesses-Zero-Employees-Watch-the-Screens-That-Run-Them-bK2VIOiGKHuiJvdukqBH"
---

# Five Businesses, Zero Employees: Watch the Screens That Run Them

- **Event id**: `bK2VIOiGKHuiJvdukqBH`
- **Starts**: 2026-10-07T22:30:00.000Z (America/New_York)
- **Ends**: 2026-10-08T00:30:00.000Z (America/New_York)
- **Organizer**: Negodiuk AI
- **Availability**: `on_sale`
- **Price**: free
- **Page**: https://www.gomry.com/event/Five-Businesses-Zero-Employees-Watch-the-Screens-That-Run-Them-bK2VIOiGKHuiJvdukqBH?utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=catalogApi

## About

<p>Two hours on the calendar. Sixty minutes of live screens, then questions until they run out. Nothing for sale.</p><p>I run five businesses with zero employees. E-commerce, B2B distribution, retail, education and AI consulting. The work a team would do sits in systems I built and maintain myself, from an inbound order through invoicing to money in the bank.</p><p>I'll share my screen and open the real thing. The order queue as it fills. A dozen factory invoices the system posted on its own. Hundreds of units on a stock screen that were never on the shelf. A run that halts and waits for me. I'll show you why it's built to stop instead of guess.</p><p>Then the parts that broke. A function that clicked whatever button sat on the page and never asked which record it was for. An order that went out twice. Both were mine. I'll tell you what each one cost to find.</p><p>Then the questions. That is the second hour, and I stay until the room is done.</p><p>Who this is for: owners and operators running a real business who want to see a working setup instead of a slide about one.</p><p>What you leave with: the three checks I run before I automate anything, and an honest number for what upkeep costs six months in. That number isn't zero.</p><p>About me: I am Dmytro Negodiuk. Forbes profiled me twice in 2026. Silver at the Stevie International Business Awards. Technical reviewer on Apress books. I came to New York from Ukraine in 2022 and started from zero. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://negodiuk.ai">negodiuk.ai</a></p><p>This event is part of #AIWeekNY by Pulse NYC, a community-led festival celebrating innovation across the AI ecosystem. Learn more at https://pulse.nyc/ai-week/</p>

## Ticket types

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| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| `OyVTHcCV54sJG5rz9PEL` | General Admission | free | usd | yes | 1–unlimited | no | — |

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## Buying this with an agent

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```
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Authorization: Bearer <token>
API-Version: 2025-09-12
Content-Type: application/json

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