@Sebastian Billand You’re right, quality matters more than quantity. It’s not about connecting with everyone, but being intentional and focusing on the right people. A smaller, aligned network will always create more impact than a large but random one. That’s where real growth comes from.

@Adam Gibrio hi

@Elizabeth John Not fully set up yet, I’ve been refining the process first so everything is solid before scaling. I’ve found rushing the setup usually leads to fixing issues later. What about you, are you already running yours or still building it?

@Elizabeth John Nice, that’s good to hear on your side. I’m still focusing on getting everything structured properly before scaling further. For now I’m keeping things here, but I’m open to hearing how your process works and what you’ve found most effective so far.

Welcome in @Patti Bailey I like that you’re showing up, most people join and just stay quiet, so you’re already ahead of the curve. When I started, I didn’t have much experience either, but what’s been working for me is keeping things simple: engaging, learning from others, and actually taking action instead of overthinking everything. That’s where things started clicking. Out of curiosity… what made you decide to join right now?

@Shawntice Greene-Heatley Welcome, That excitement to learn is honestly the best place to start, it’s what helped me the most early on. One thing that’s been working for me is not just consuming everything, but picking one thing at a time and actually applying it. That’s where I started seeing real progress instead of just feeling busy. Quick one, what’s the main thing you’re hoping to learn or improve first?

@Linda Wagner Welcome, Honestly, that feeling of being “lost” at the start is more normal than people admit, there’s so much out there it can get overwhelming fast. What’s been working for me is ignoring most of the noise and just picking one or two tools to focus on, then actually using them daily instead of jumping between everything. That’s where things started clicking and progress felt real. Also, I noticed once I tied it to a simple goal (like solving one problem or building one small outcome), it stopped feeling scattered and more like a clear path. Quick question, what’s the main reason you want to use AI right now… is it more for income, saving time, or something else?