Everyone’s hyping ChatGPT. That doesn’t make it the right tool for most tasks. ChatGPT is powerful — but it’s not a Swiss Army knife. Using one AI for everything is how people stay busy… not productive. The real advantage comes from: - Matching the task to the right AI - Building an AI stack, not a single dependency - Caring more about outcomes than popularity AI influencers push ChatGPT because it’s popular — ❌ not optimal. Tool loyalty is productivity suicide. Care less about tools. Care more about results. Save this. Share it. Use it.

You can do everything “right” post daily follow the strategy stay consistent and still feel stuck. Because it’s not just what you’re doing. It’s the energy you’re doing it with. If you’re creating from pressure, comparison, or doubt, people feel it. Your content feels heavy. When you’re creating from calm, clarity, and confidence, everything moves faster. It just does. What’s been your biggest energy blocker lately pressure to make money comparison or straight up burnout? Lett talk about it because we’ve all been there!

Hey everyone 👋 Julie here ... popping in to share a conversation we just recorded together 💛 @Brenda Rigney joined me on The Virtual Summit Show to talk about something I know many of you are actively thinking about inside Skool: 👉 how to turn a single event into ongoing growth 👉 why community changes what happens after a summit 👉 and how Skool can support visibility and momentum beyond a one-and-done launch Brenda shared behind-the-scenes insights from hosting events with 4,600+ participants, and we talked specifically about: - hosting summits on Skool - keeping engagement going after the event ends - and what it looks like to build something more sustainable using community as the hub If you’re exploring events, summits, or creative ways to grow within Skool, I think this episode will give you some helpful perspective (and probably spark a few ideas). 🎧 You can listen or read here:https://juliecbutler.com/ep62 Brenda ... thank you again for such a great conversation. And for everyone else, I’d love to hear what part resonated if you check it out 💛 ➡️ P.S. If hosting events on Skool is something you’re curious about, I would absolutely keep an eye out for anything Brenda creates around this. She’s mastered turning events into ongoing community and growth in such a thoughtful, intentional way ... it’s really impressive.

Hey everyone. I’m Toya Taylor. #1 – Who I am, where I’m from, and who I work with I’m based in the U.S. and I work with digital creators, coaches, and small business owners who want to use AI in a practical, calm, and repeatable way. My focus is helping people turn ideas into simple systems so content, visuals, and workflows don’t feel scattered. #2 – What I want to walk away with about AI for my business I’m here to deepen how AI supports execution, not just experimentation. I care a lot about workflows that actually stick and reduce decision fatigue instead of adding more tools to manage. #3 – One AI tool, hack, or workflow I’ve enjoyed experimenting with I’ve been enjoying connecting ChatGPT with Canva and AI art tools to create small weekly content flows that keep visuals consistent without starting from scratch every time. I’m also grateful to be contributing as a speaker in the February 2026 AI-Driven Business Summit, where I’ll be sharing more around content systems and AI workflows. Really looking forward to learning alongside everyone here. What’s one thing you’re hoping AI helps simplify for you this year?

Something very good is being packed behind the scenes… 👀 The AI-Driven Business Summit Swag Bag is not an afterthought. It's curated. Strategic. And designed to actually move your business forward. No fluff. No filler. Only tools, resources, and offers from AI-driven business owners who know how to execute. 🎁 Access opens February 9–11 If you’re joining us, trust this: You’ll want what’s inside the bag. DROP ME A 🔥 if you can't wait for the Swag Bag!! P.S. Sign up for the LIVE speaker sessions now: CLICK ON THE CALENDAR