Seen in another group... Finish the sentence: The AI-Driven Business Summit is the kind of person who ____________________. Examples welcome. Roasting encouraged. Affection optional. Keep it fun!

We’re bringing in @Dan Harrison as a Keynote Speaker at the AI Summit and this one is a big deal. Dan is a former financial planner turned 7-figure entrepreneur and the co-founder of a 3× Skool Games–winning community. Thanks Dan for coming back for our second summit!! He’s helped 1,000+ entrepreneurs build simple, scalable coaching businesses rooted in freedom, fulfillment, and real impact — not hustle-for-hustle’s-sake. 🎯 Dan’s Keynote Session: AI-Powered Challenges: Build Trust Fast & Grow Your Community 📆 Tuesday, February 10th ⏰ 1pm Pacific | 4pm Eastern Challenges aren’t new. But AI-powered challenges are a whole different game. In this session, Dan will break down how to design an AI-powered challenge that: - Turns cold leads into warm prospects in 5 days or less - Builds trust fast inside your community - Creates momentum without burning you out - Scales your engagement using smart AI workflows (not more content) If you’re running or planning a Skool community, membership, or group program, this keynote will completely shift how you think about onboarding, engagement, and conversion. 🔥 This is practical. Strategic. And very “what works now.” SAVE THE DATE More speaker highlights coming soon but Dan’s session alone is worth clearing your calendar for. Drop some 🤗 for Dan in the comments.

TLDR; It's okay to create something that just makes YOUR life easier. I couldn't find a dictation app that worked with a true verbal processor, so I created one, and I am feeling myself today, friends. This little app rivals my beloved Dragon (it got me through Grad School!!). In fact, I call it BabyDragon. Shhhh. 🫣 Don't tell Nuance. I've co-created over 30 apps to solve my real-world problems, and invariably I am asked: "What was the prompt?" The answer is always, "There was no prompt. I created a spec." From bookmarklets and browser extensions to my beloved (and mature) SunsamaAsanaTrelloAirtableNotionCalm alternative app I dubbed Exhale, I've co-created (with Claude Code) apps I can maintain, support (should I decide to distribute them), and even market (because of course I created a suite of documentation - via an exacting prompt - from a final technical spec to DM responses)! #somuchwinning Am I a programmer? No, and my programmer / data engineer hubby is... not feeling the "AI thing," but acknowledges that may be why he still can't find a job almost 10 months after being laid off. Does he help me? Not really, and I am okay with that. I imagine he is feeling the same way my lifelong mechanic grandpa felt when computers arrived in automobiles. That said, I do have a s/w development background (over 25 years ago) that I left (to become an "Accidental Instructional Designer" and Adult Educator) after returning from a *cough* six year *cough* maternity leave. I am NOT SAHM material, friends. 🙃 Also, I just think / operate in "systems." It's a gift. It's a curse. 😇 Depends on who in my life you ask. Anyhoot, I just wanted to share a huge win and milestone and tell you to keep going. There is nothing wrong with using AI to make your life easier without immediately (or ever) selling the end product. Have fun and don't forget to breathe. 😘

I have a question about selling Lovable prototypes/projects (not templates or whitelable but the whole thing) that I've created for someone else to own as an asset... I know that people often develop apps or software with the intention to sell... But in those cases they've gotten the product up and running first, have some sales data and then sell the product for someone else to run it from then onwards. So there's something tangible to valuate the asset off. I'm wanting to do that with these Lovable based products that I've created, but with the difference being that I've mostly just got prototypes developed that I've used myself or demonstrated how it would work as a whitelable template when complete. And while I have pre-sold some, I don't have a lot of sales data to build the case that it's worth something to buy. Even though I know in the right hands it'll go off. So my Q, if anyone has any insight around this is: how would I value these products - especially if they're a prototype (only I've used the app) or it's a 90% complete concept? Note: I've parked the projects indefinitely, so I'm not interested in completing the projects or pre-sell them to get the sales data for product valuation. Edited to add: thanks for the feedback so far, I'm not looking for market validation (I already have that) I'm looking for for market valuation of a micro-SaaS or app type product. This is a business asset not a product I want to sell to my audience.

And when I say surprise, I mean I'm a surprised as anyone!! 😃 👋😊 I'm Chris, a longtime artist, designer, watercolor teacher, and creative skills coach online, and I was the last one I thought would be speaking at an AI summit… Especially with so many artists so angry about AI pulling our art from our online sites/social networks with no permission and no credit. 😝 It's a bit hard to take, BUT... There is absolutely nothing we can do to stop it! That's the truth. This Pandora's box is open, and the more we get educated and adapt to what's happening, the more power we actually have. 💪 So I've decided to embrace AI for all the time it saves me running my creative business, and found a way to cope with the rest. And why not teach others how to do the same? ❤️ If you're squeamish about using or even accepting AI in our lives, this is the session for you! Can't wait to meet you there in 2026!!!