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My sister's birthday was last week, so I built her a custom app called Career Compass. She's constantly figuring out her next career move - which course to take, which direction to go - and we have endless conversations about it. She already has a PhD, but she's a lifelong learner (runs in the family, I think). Here's where it gets exhausting: whenever she decides on a direction, I'm the one rewriting her CV, drafting cover letters, and formatting journal articles for publication. So I thought, why not build an app that does it all for her? What I built: - Course Checker - Evaluates whether a course aligns with her stated career goals from onboarding - Degree Explorer - Reviews new directions against what she said she wanted to achieve - CV Updater - Tailors resumes to specific jobs - Cover Letter Generator - Creates customized cover letters - Journal Article Formatter - Formats articles for publication - Mindless Moments - Drawing tool (for her or her three kids) that saves and emails creations The Course Checker and Degree Explorer are particularly useful because they reference her onboarding answers and help her evaluate whether new opportunities actually align with what she wants for her life right now. It's like having accountability built in. I was genuinely excited about this. It was my first time working with encryption on the backend, so it's actually pretty secure. I'm proud of it. Her reaction? Not impressed. She felt like I was trying to remove myself from the equation (guilty as charged). Her exact response: "I'm still gonna call you anyway." So after all that work to free up my time, she plans to ignore it completely. We'll see what happens when I start saying no. It's a boundaries thing at this point. The kicker? When I mentioned I could sell this to other people, she got defensive: "No, it's mine!" But she doesn't plan on using it. That's little sisters for you. Has anyone else built something for family only to have them completely ignore it?

Everywhere I look, women are exhausted. We’re leading companies, building brands, managing families, while trying to keep up with technology that changes by the minute. Since becoming a mother and trying to juggle a startup, family life, and AI it has become clear to me that this is an insane load to juggle; it is almost impossible to do all things, and be present, mindful, calm, in an over stimulating, busy world. Let alone be up to date with learning AI! I also notice that AI activates our mind space and many women I talk to seem to be ‘floating’ or ‘buzzing’ or on an energy high, or going faster than ever before. But what we are losing in this excitement is being grounded, calm, present and connected. Between AI disruption, constant digital input, and the invisible mental load we carry, something inside us is breaking down. It’s not just strategy we need; it’s soul alignment. That’s why, under the new SHE IS AI Masterminds, we have created the Soul Code Mastermind™ A 6-month journey to help you dissolve burnout, manage tech overwhelm, and reconnect to the power within. Led by Wayne Morgan, metaphysicist and leadership coach, and Mary Helen Gervais, intuitive strategist, author, and frequency leader, this program bridges science-based metaphysics with modern leadership tools. This is where clarity meets calm. Where you learn to reset their energy, realign your focus, and rebuild your power in an overwhelming busy world that doesn’t stop. We believe the next evolution of leadership isn’t just smarter it’s more conscious. And it begins with those who remember who they are beneath the noise. 🪞 Join the Soul Code Mastermind™. Starts November 4, 2025 | Limited to 15 spaces. 👉 mastermind.sheisai.ai/soulcode

This stopped me in my tracks today: "It’s the way AI is being used not to elevate us—but to divide us." https://blog.mindvalley.com/compassion-hijacking/ I'm thankful for organizations like this that are international, transparent and acknowledge differences other people, countries, practices.

ChatGPT has recently been driving 20% of Walmart’s traffic and handling 50M shopping queries a day. That was already a big deal. This week? OpenAI just went further. You can now buy directly inside ChatGPT; no clicking out, no new tabs. Just:💬 Chat → 🛒 Browse → ✅ Checkout. Why this matters: What OpenAI + Stripe just launched isn’t another Amazon or Walmart. It’s bigger. They’ve created something called the Agentic Commerce Protocol; it's universal “plumbing” that lets ChatGPT talk to any store’s backend. - Your Shopify store → instant integration. - That random Etsy shop selling ceramics → in ChatGPT. - Global retail giants → in ChatGPT. Instead of competing with marketplaces, OpenAI is building a universal shopping layer for the entire internet. The implications are: - Amazon’s gamble: They blocked ChatGPT from crawling their site. Now they’re invisible here, while Walmart, Etsy, and Shopify sellers are in prime position. - Walmart’s win: They went from referral traffic to a direct sales channel for their 420M SKUs. - Retail playbook reset: SEO as we know it won’t matter. ChatGPT rankings are based on relevance, quality, and conversational clarity. The opportunity: ChatGPT has 700M weekly users; more than double Amazon’s global user base. If even 1% start buying here, it’s a seismic shift. What this means for you: - 🛒 If you’re on Shopify/Stripe, look into the Agentic Commerce Protocol now. - 🚫 If you’re Amazon-exclusive, you’re invisible here. Consider diversifying. - ✍️ Product descriptions must read like conversations. Forget keyword stuffing — think clarity, context, helpfulness. The bigger picture: This is about more than shopping. It’s about agentic AI, where the AI doesn’t just help you browse, it makes decisions on your behalf. For example you type: “Hey ChatGPT, my kid outgrew their shoes.” Then → ChatGPT orders two pairs based on past preferences, sizing, and weather. Delivered Thursday. E-commerce is only one vertical. What we’re really seeing is AI becoming the layer between people and the internet.