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Have something valuable to share but struggle to put it into words? Try letting AI ask the questions! 📋 COPY + PASTE THIS PROMPT: “Interview me about a recent lesson, challenge, or small win that could help my community. Ask three questions, one at a time, waiting for each answer. Then turn my answers into a post under 150 words. Keep my natural voice, include one practical takeaway, and finish with a relevant discussion question. Don’t invent experiences or results.” ✨ HOW TO USE IT: 1. Paste the prompt into your AI chat. 2. Answer each question naturally. 3. Review the draft and adjust anything that doesn’t sound like you. 4. Share when you’re happy with it! 💬 What’s one experience from this week you could turn into a lesson for someone else? Drop it below! 👇💜

Hey everyone, 👋 My name is Stef Verheyen, I’m 34 years old and I’m from Belgium. I’m what you could probably call a multi-creator, aspiring entrepreneur and AI-powered builder. My journey is a bit different from the typical entrepreneur story. For almost eight years, I’ve been working in a production environment. Before that I spent years trying to figure out what direction I wanted to take with my life. I’ve had different interests, different projects and quite a few attempts at building something online. And honestly, I’ve learned a lot from the things that didn’t work. I reached a point where I realized that I don’t want to spend the rest of my life simply trading my time for a relatively small monthly income. I want to build something of my own. Not because I expect some overnight “get rich with AI” result, but because I want to create financial independence, freedom and resilience. What am I building? Right now my main focus is e-commerce. I’m currently rebuilding a one-product Shopify store and experimenting with using AI agents to accelerate almost every part of the process: research, product selection, website building, copywriting, design, marketing preparation, workflows and eventually optimization. I’m deliberately trying to build the business differently this time. In the past, I spent a lot of money on courses, coaching and different online opportunities. I learned a lot, but I also learned a painful lesson: More information doesn't automatically create more results. At some point you have to stop preparing and actually build. That’s where I am now. I’ve moved from being primarily a student to becoming a maker. AI is becoming a major part of that transition. I’m not interested in AI simply because it’s the current trend. What fascinates me is the idea of having a small “digital team” working alongside me. I’ve already been experimenting with multiple AI agents that can take over parts of my workflows. My goal isn't to have AI replace my creativity or decision-making.

Grand Setting, AIA family! ✨👑 As we wind down, let’s revisit a conversation that deserves another round. Sometimes we read a comment, step away, and realize later: “That’s something I need to try—or ask more about.” 💭 Which discussion here has stayed with you, and what would you add to it now? Maybe you tested a prompt someone shared, reconsidered how much freedom to give your AI agent, or found a question you’re still working through. Bring that update into the comments! 💬 If a classmate helped you move forward, tag them and tell them what happened. Your experience could help someone else take their next step. My evening reflection: I want to leave room to revisit my own advice after putting it into practice. What worked? What needed adjusting? That’s a conversation worth continuing. Rest well, everyone. Thank you for the ideas, thoughtful questions, and encouragement you bring to this community. 🌙💜

Hello everyone. I am a chemist and I work at a chemical manufacturing plant. We have not used much technology in the past but our leadership sees the value in trying to integrate the use of modern technology and even AI. I'm part of a small group trying to see how we can use AI and create agents that would help with our productivity. We are limited to the paid version of microsoft copilot, right now, but I am trying to think of ways that I can use it to help with repetitive tasks and more than just a search engine. It's a little challenging as I do much of my work in the laboratory. If anyone has any suggestions I would greatly appreciate them and maybe it will start a new way to look at things. Thanks!