Where my nerds at?! Err, I mean, my sophisticated scholars 🧐 Next Sunday (Dec. 7th), @Sebastian Schroeder and @Reema Rana are hosting Focus Founder's first-ever virtual BOOK CLUB! 👉 Check it out on the calendar here. We'll be reading "Letting Go: The Pathway to Surrender" by David R. Hawkins. Letting Go is especially relevant for people with ADHD because it teaches a simple but powerful skill: stopping the internal fight. Many people with ADHD live in a state of constant self-resistance, pushing against overwhelm, shame, frustration, distraction, and “not enough” feelings. Hawkins’ approach helps readers learn how to notice emotions without suppressing, reacting to, or judging them, which can reduce emotional spirals, burnout, and decision paralysis. For ADHD minds that feel overstimulated and emotionally intense, the practice of surrendering resistance can create more calm, clarity, and self-compassion—making it easier to focus, reset, and move forward without getting stuck in mental loops. Will you be there?!

Many of you may not know this, but I've been doing search engine optimization (SEO) for over a decade. And I am a ghostwriter for Semrush, the world's leading SEO software. (Shh, don't tell anyone 🤫) My most recent article on AI-Generated content & how it shows up on Google just got published. TL;DR: Not only CAN AI content rank on Google - it is taking over. At least 19% of all content on the first page of Google is suspected to be AI-generated, and that is rapidly increasing. Here's what I didn't say in the article... This AI-generated content is often FALSE. As more AI-generated content with "hallucinations" (the AI pulling random BS facts with no source; i.e. lies) begins to rank on Google, AI chatbots will continue to pull "facts" from other AI-generated content with hallucinations. At a certain point, this means that AI will both hallucinate AND pull false "facts" from the internet from other AI hallucinations. This is called "AI slop" - and it's becoming a real problem. Check out this fascinating video by Kurzgesagt on the impacts of AI slop on the internet. What do you guys think? Will AI slop take over and ruin the internet? Or will people find a way - as they often do - to adapt through this massive change in the way the world works? And will you be using AI to help you generate content for your website?

Hey there! I'm Ryan in Nashville. I've been a federal employee my entire adult life who launched an AI automation agency. I've had a few projects, but I'm looking to beef up my experience, niche down my client focus, and cashflow my way out of my government job. Nice to be around other shiny object followers 👊

Hello my name is Jay and I'm looking forward to my journey in this community of like minded people!!!

Where all my fellow squirrels at! I’m a Canadian mom using my ADHD as my creative superpower in the digital marketing world!