🎉 Welcome, @Elena Veyra 🎉 We're so happy you're here! Your passion for building a boutique digital lifestyle brand is inspiring, and we can't wait to see what you create. 👉 When you're ready, head over to the Start Here section in the Classroom to get oriented and make the most of everything inside. Welcome aboard, we're excited to have you with us! ✨

Hi everyone, I took a couple days off to allow my brain to get back into balance again. I fell into the trap (again) of joining an excessive number of communities. Counted about 30 so far. This is obviously Wayyyyy too many for one person to keep up with. It's been a challenge since there are so many different communities that offer such great value. I was wondering.... is there an AI tool that can help me narrow down this list to no more than 10? I'm aware of some of the criteria that I want to apply, however, it's really hard to assign a quantitative value to each one. Thanks in advance for your help.

🎉 Welcome, @Christine Ross 🎉 We're so glad you're here! Your passion for helping moms reclaim time for themselves and reconnect with their creativity is truly inspiring. love your community, Creativity & Clarity for Moms, where you're empowering women to thrive through simple, guilt-free practices. 💜 👉 When you're ready, head over to the Start Here section in the Classroom to get oriented and make the most of everything inside. Welcome aboard! 🚀

One useful framework from The Mom Test by Rob Fitzpatrick is this: Stop asking people if your idea is good. Start asking about the problem they’re already trying to solve. If you ask: “Would you buy this?” You’ll usually get polite answers. If you ask: “Tell me about the last time you had this problem.” You’ll get useful answers. That’s the difference. People are experts on their frustrations. They’re not always experts on the solution. For example, instead of asking: “Would you like a new AI course?” Ask: “What’s the biggest thing slowing you down when using AI?” If the same problem keeps coming up, that’s a clue. The framework is simple: Problems → Conversations → Patterns → Solutions You’re not trying to get people to approve your idea. You’re trying to understand what they’re already struggling with, what they’ve already tried, and what they would actually value enough to act on. Question: What is one better question you could ask your audience this week?

Welcome, @Steve Stover 🎉 Steve is the founder of Shofar Showgood, supporting people with disabilities, families, and advocates with guidance, resources, and encouragement. Glad to have you here, Steve!