Huge shoutout to the members who dominated the leaderboard this past month! 🚀 In this community, we don't just measure "activity"—we measure impact. These are the people who showed up, shared their wins, helped debug workflows, and pushed the whole group forward. Let’s make some noise for our Top 5: 🥇 1. @Youssef Abjayou (+34) - Crushing it at the top! 🥈 2. @Felix Weinzinger (+16) 🥉 3. @Tim Burnham (+13) 4️⃣ 4. @Richard Bolte (+12) 5️⃣ 5. @Myeasha Favors (+12) Why does this matter? We might not be the biggest community on Skool (yet), but looking at the quality of discussions here, we are definitely the sharpest. Every question answered and every automation shared helps us all get better, faster. To the Top 5: Massive respect. You are setting the standard for what it means to be a Builder. 🧱 To everyone else: The leaderboard resets every month. Who is going to take the #1 spot next time? Let’s get back to work. Eliya

Let’s start with the hack. You can turn almost any YouTube video into a digital product in under an hour. No research phase. No blank page. No complicated setup. You start with a video that already teaches something. Long-form tutorials. Breakdowns. Explanations with depth. You copy the URL. You paste it into ChatGPT. You ask it to turn the video into a structured guide. Clear sections. Examples. Action steps. A clean flow. In minutes, you have a usable foundation. That part is easy now. And that’s the problem. Because most people stop there. They export the AI output. They design a PDF. They wonder why nobody buys. Not because the method is wrong. But because creation isn’t the advantage anymore. AI can structure information for anyone. What it can’t do is decide what matters. That’s the part most people skip. A sellable product isn’t “a guide from a video.” It’s a decision. What gets expanded. What gets cut. What gets simplified. What gets emphasized. That judgment is the product. The video is just raw material. Once you understand that, everything changes. You stop asking, “How do I make more products?” And start asking, “What’s actually worth packaging?” That’s why this works for some people and not others. Not because they found better videos. But because they knew what to compress. People don’t buy information. They buy clarity. They buy someone else doing the sorting. If you can take scattered knowledge and turn it into something focused… You can sell it. If you can’t… You’re just publishing documents. The method gets you started. The judgment is what gets paid. That’s the difference most people never see.

I just got this possibility because I purchased on valentines day some credits. Who wants to get it? Some rules: 1) You should have a lovable account 2) You should have built smth with lovable 3) Comment your lovable project URL in the comments 4) I choose the best project (which I like the most) 5) the winner gets the link via DM Ready, set, go

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