Happy Friday, YAMS Fam! We made it 😂🙌🏾 How was your week, really? Drop 3 GIFs in the comments that best describes your week, then show some love to someone else in the comments. 👇🏾 Cheers to the wknd 🥂 — Whit 🫶🏽

I used ChatGPT to help me create a detailed script prompt for my ad, pasted that prompt directly into Google Flow—and got some really cool, usable videos back. The difference was the direction. I didn’t simply ask Flow to “make an ad.” My prompt explained the scene, action, camera movement, mood, pacing and message I wanted the video to communicate. AI can only work with the information you give it. The quality of your output will depend heavily on the quality and clarity of your prompt. So, if Flow gives you something strange, don’t immediately assume the tool doesn’t work. Look at the instructions you gave it first. Before spending those fresh 50 daily credits, build the prompt. Then generate. 🎬🔥 Added a few of the videos below. —Whit 🫶🏽

A big welcome to all of our newest members! 🧡 You just stepped into a community built to help you turn awareness into action — whether you’re building a brand, creating content, developing an offer, experimenting with AI, or figuring out your next move. Don’t feel like you have to consume everything at once. Start with the classroom, explore what matches what you’re working on right now, and jump into the conversations when something clicks. And before you explore into the classroom 👀👇 Introduce yourself in the comments! Tell us: ✨ What you’re building or working on ✨ What you want to learn inside YAMS ✨ One thing you’d LOVE to accomplish next Welcome to the room. 🧠🔥 —Whit 🫶🏽

I was talking to my mom the other day about changes happening at her company. 🫖 She’s in her 60s, getting closer to retirement, and she said something that stuck with me: “I feel deeply for those who don’t have a backup plan after this. I know a lot of us may wonder who’s going to hire someone in their 60s or older. It’s scary to think about.”And the more I sat with what she said, the more I realized there was probably a little bit of fear for herself underneath that too. My mom has always WERKED. She served her country, raised her kids, built a career, got elected, volunteered—the list goes on. So I asked her, “Mommy…what do YOU actually want to do when you retire?” Not what job could you get next or what would be safest. Your kids are grown. You’ve already spent decades working. What would you choose if you finally got to decide what this next chapter looks like? And I think a lot of folks need to hear this, especially if you’re 60+: you have a much bigger advantage than you realize. You have decades of knowledge, experience, mistakes, relationships and pattern recognition sitting inside of you. Things that feel completely normal because you’ve been doing them for years could be incredibly valuable to a founder, a growing company or someone trying to learn in months what took you decades to understand. That expertise could become consulting, training, advising, mentorship, content, digital products, services or an entirely new business. And AI makes this even more interesting because your experience is the expertise. AI can help you package, organize and amplify it. Experience can mean recognizing problems faster, asking better questions and needing far less time to get up to speed. Experience saves time, and time has value. So if you’re watching the workplace change around you, please don’t automatically translate that into “my opportunities are disappearing.” You may not need to start over. You may need to start looking at everything you already know differently. The training wheels are off. You don’t have to wait for another company to decide you’re valuable.

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