The official community roll call is LIVE! 👉 What to Do Introduce yourself in the comments and share: - Who you are - What you do for a living — not a full pitch, just context - What you personally love, value, or geek out on - What lights you up about being here Important: ❌ No links in this post, please. ✔️ We want to get to know you — the human behind the work. 👉 Then Take a Minute to Connect After you introduce yourself: - Scroll through the comments - See who’s here - Reply directly to at least THREE people - Share encouragement, resonance, or something you noticed in their intro Let’s meet you. Re-introduce yourself or share for the first time. We’re excited to know who’s here. 💛

No context. No explaining yourself. No “well, it started okay but then…” Just 3 emojis. Some weeks you don't have the words. You've got a lot going on, you're mid-something and typing out a proper update feels like homework. Three emojis takes four seconds and still tells the truth. 😄 Two things: 1️⃣ Drop your three in the comments 2️⃣ React to someone else's And if your three are a little heavy this week? That's okay too. Nobody's week is a highlight reel and someone will come sit with you in the comments. 💕 We're all somewhere between ✨ and 🫠 So... how's your week REALLY going? 👇

Let’s have a little fun with your positioning. 😆 Copy the template, fill it in, and drop your business dating profile in the comments! 👇 💼 Business name: 💘 Looking for: 💪 Biggest strength: 🚩 Biggest red flag: ❤️ Ideal match: 👉 Swipe right if… And there’s one rule… 🚩 Your red flag has to be REAL. No “I care too much” nonsense. 😂 Then scroll through the comments and find a business you’d genuinely match with. "Swipe right" by commenting on their profile and telling them why! 💘 Let’s see who finds their perfect business match! 👇

I want to compare notes on this because I think a lot of us are quietly frustrated with the same handful of things. Mine is my own voice. I can hand it a full page of my writing, tell it exactly how I talk, and it will still hand me back something smooth and pleasant that sounds like a brochure. Close, but not me. I end up rewriting half of it anyway. Here is what finally helped, and it is small. I stopped telling it what I want and started telling it what I do not want. Not "write this warm and conversational," because warm and conversational means nothing to a machine. Instead: no big opening promises, no lists of three, do not use these specific words, do not end by summarizing what you just said. The don't-do list did more for me than any description ever did. I think that is true for most of the things AI gets wrong. It is usually not a bad prompt. It is that we gave it a taste and expected it to guess the rest. So tell me yours. What is the thing it keeps missing for you? Headlines that do not sound like everyone else. Emails that actually sound like a person. Anything to do with numbers. Understanding your offer well enough to describe it right. Drop it in the comments. If someone has already solved the one you are stuck on, say so. That is half the reason we are all in here.

I was thinking about this today. AI can help us do a LOT faster, but I don’t think the goal should be to let AI do all of our thinking for us. For me, the best use of AI is helping me do more with what I already know. I can take an idea that’s been sitting in my head, talk it out, organize it, turn it into content, build something around it and actually get it DONE. That part is amazing. But the experience, the stories, the knowledge and the perspective still have to come from us. Especially when you’ve been doing something for years. You already know things that somebody else is trying to figure out right now. That’s why one of my favorite questions isn’t always, “What can AI create for me?” Sometimes it’s simply: What do I already know that could help somebody? Then I use AI to help me do something with it. I think that’s where the magic really is. How are y’all using AI in your businesses right now?