Once we get through the July 4th holiday, it always feels like the second half of the year has officially begun. And that can bring a little pressure. School is around the corner, summer is winding down, the holidays are getting closer, and those year-end goals can suddenly feel a lot louder. For me, it also means one of my daughters is getting ready to move out and transfer to UC Davis. So here’s your reminder:⤵️ Plan ahead when you need to ... then come back to today. Choose what matters most for this day, take the next step, and keep plugging away. Daily progress adds up. And to our new members: WELCOME to The AI MAP Room! ✨ @Elizabeth Wojtowicz @Sherryl Callaghan @Tina Gray @Telecia Dobson @Jane Woods @Lotus Sparks @Paula Caroline @Madeleine Stols 👉 Start with the Start Here module in the Classroom, then introduce yourself HERE so we can get to know you. ❓Now for Everyone... What’s one priority you’re focusing on today? 👇

Today's Prompt is All About Finding Your Best Content Pillars 📱 Content pillars help give your page a clear, organized focus. When you consistently talk about a few core themes, your audience knows what to expect from you, what you’re known for, and how your content connects to the offer you provide. Use today’s prompt to create four clear content pillars you can return to again and again: ****** I help [AUDIENCE] achieve [RESULT] through [METHOD / OFFER]. Help me identify 4 clear content pillars for my brand. For each pillar, include: - What it covers - Why my audience cares - 5 post ideas - How it connects naturally to my offer Keep the pillars specific enough to guide my content, but broad enough to use repeatedly. ****** ➡️ Once you’ve tried it, drop your four content pillars in the comments. Which pillar feels like the one you could talk about all day? 👇

To our USA members, I hope today gives you a chance to slow down, step away from the screen, and enjoy the people you love. ❤️🤍💙 🎆Whether your day includes a backyard barbecue, fireworks, a parade, a lake day, or simply sitting around the table with family and friends, I hope it’s filled with laughter, connection, and a little extra joy. Today marks 250 years since the United States declared its independence … a pretty incredible milestone! 🎉🇺🇸 So enjoy the food and make the memories. And let the AI tools rest for a few hours. 😉🇺🇸 How are you spending the 4th of July this year? 🎆👇

Before we start building, experimenting, and creating this month, I want you to capture where you are right now with AI. 🤭 I created a fun little AI Snapshot Challenge for us inside The AI MAP Room. You’ll rate your AI confidence, choose how you’re feeling, list the tools you’ve tried, set 3 July goals, and answer one simple question: Why does AI matter to you right now? At the end, you’ll get a snapshot card you can download and share here in the comments 👇 Then on July 31st, we’ll come back and run through another short tool to see our progress🎉 You don't have to participate if you don't want to, but if you're anything like me and you get motivated by fun little ways to track your progress in short-term goals... then give it a try! 👉 Take your July 1st AI Snapshot HERE, download your card, and post it in the comments so we can cheer you on! My snapshot is in the comments! ⤵️

Have you experienced frustration with ChatGPT's tendency to regurgitate back to you what you say, or repeat itself over and over again? Or like what it's was doing with me during a work session... where every response includes praise and then "Oh by the way, I just thought of an idea, what do you think about adding.... " It can be so frustrating when you just want to get something done and you have to have a 3 hour back and forth conversation with ChatGPT 🤪 So try using this prompt first: ⤵️ When I type /caveman, respond in the simplest possible version: - Answer immediately. - Short sentences. - Only what's needed. - No framing. - No reassurance. - No "I think..." - No "Great idea." - No process explanations. - No telling me what you're about to do. - No recap. - No conclusion. Using this command cuts out all that extra nonsense and gets you faster, less verbose responses so you can power through your session. And if you keep your memory on in your settings, this should work in any session going forward when you type in /caveman. [Note: it should also work in other AI tools, but I find that ChatGPT is the worst when it comes to fluff]