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Yes, you! 👀 You've probably seen some of us talking about AI-assisted coding here. And you might be thinking "that's fine for you, but it doesn't mean I'm going to be building my own app." Well, my summit session with @Christopher Ward is going to challenge that! We're going to show you how apps can help you differentiate your brand, expand your offering, and gather advanced analytics. Think: proprietary tools that track your clients' progress and goals, internal dashboards that show you the communities where your Skool members hang out, and brand repositories that learn from your past campaigns. It's called "The AI Apps Tsunami is Coming," and we'll show you how to catch the wave. 🌊 👉 Tell us: how could building an app help your business?

AI can be a fabulous tool, but it can easily be overwhelming. I'm a Digital Optimization Strategist who will share my strategy for using AI in a way that protects your nervous system.

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Anybody else feel like they're an accidental AI educator? I went to an event the other day that a good friend of my mind was leading. She's one of those people who became an AI educator by accident. She was kind of making fun of it actually...saying things like "I never thought I would be doing this in my career..." and "Sometimes I feel like I have no business being an AI educator..." But for her? It was the only thing that ever really felt like it worked with her brain! Anyone else ever feel like that? I was actually an AI hater for so long. ChatGPT gave me shitty responses to my prompts. I fell for the "AI is taking away jobs", etc. But I was invited to speak at an event and the session after mine was all about AI. I was invited to stay and listen, and the way she talked about AI? It BLEW MY MIND! I started to realize that AI was a helper, a "force multiplier" as my friend Becky calls it, and I literally went home that night after the event and started playing. I built my C-Suite Custom GPT (which I've since moved into Notion AI) that weekend. I started building the foundations of my BurnoutBFF Custom GPT... I'm just curious - how many of you feel like you "accidentally" fell into teaching AI and working with AI?