Hi, I am fairly new and have only just started with Claude. I accidentally archived a project in Claude and I don't seem to be able to unarchive it for the life of me. I don't necessarily want to rescue the whole thing, I am especially interested in retrieving one particular chat within that project. I can still see this one chat in the chat history but when I click on it, Claude returns the message "Page not found. Claude can help with many things, but finding this page isn’t one of them." I have tried going into Projects and looking for the Archive tab as suggested on the internet but I do not have an Archive tab! I am lost and I really want that chat back. Thank you for your help.

This morning I used the bonus prompt from the AI Jumpstart Playbook Tony and Dean sent: Based on everything you know about me, my business, and my goals, what are some of the most powerful ways AI could support me right now? Don’t hold back. Give me ideas I might not have considered. Help me uncover opportunities to save time, grow faster, or improve my day-to-day flow. Well… AI gave me 15 ideas. Yes. FIFTEEN. Admittedly, a little overwhelming. But then one stood out. It suggested I build a “What Should Stacey Do Next?” dashboard. Because apparently… I do not need more ideas. I need decision filters. Oof. The dashboard would score opportunities against questions like: Does this grow my author ecosystem? Does this increase book sales? Does this build audience? Does this create leverage? Does this match the life I’m trying to build? Does this lead to money or just attention? Does this feel fun? Then every opportunity gets sorted into: Do now Delegate Save for later Turn into content Ignore That last one might be the most valuable AI use case I’ve seen yet. Not just “help me create more.” But: Help me decide what actually matters. Because AI can become the calm executive assistant that says: Stacey, this is cute, but it does not move the needle. Or: This is the thread. Pull this one. That feels like a massive shift. Not using AI to do more random things faster… Using AI to stop doing the wrong things faster. If you try one of the prompts from the playbook, I’d love to know: What answer made you stop and think?

Hey @Igor Pogany @AI Advantage Team I’m not sure if this is the correct place for a Bootcamp related question or is there another place to post these? I won’t post the question until you confirm where I should post Bootcamp related questions. TIA

Congratulations to everyone who decided they are not going to be scared, anxious or keep putting off embracing the power of AI and stepping into power of AI and what it can do for your business and for your life! What does life look like when you teach AI to think and work like YOU - to learn your goals, your constraints, your preferences, and your voice? Today’s Bonus Day of the AI Advantage Summit (click for replay!) gave you the answer… and gave you the first steps to make it YOUR reality! In just about 90 minutes, we showed you: - 7 success secrets to guide you through this shifting world - How to build the foundation of your own AI clone  - How to use AI to offload the repetitive work that's been stealing your time Whether you were there live or couldn’t make it… click here to watch the replay before it comes down for good Now that’s officially a wrap on our AI Advantage Summit. And only you can decide what comes next... But if there's any part of you that wants to take this further and continue building out your AI Clone-Agent that you started today… If you want to save hours every single week that you can reinvest into your business, your relationships, your health and your happiness… The AI Advantage Bootcamp is open until Thursday at midnight* *We have our first Kickoff Call on Friday so we can’t push the deadline! No matter what you decide, we hope this event inspired you to not let the fear of change stop you from living into who you are meant to be. That’s a one-way path to regret, and no one wants that for you! Thank you for making this the greatest event of our careers. Now let’s move boldly and confidently into the future, together.

I'm sitting here reflecting after this event and I just wanted to come in here to show my gratitude to you all. The first time we did this, most people were still trying to understand what AI even was. They were curious, but cautious. Interested, but unsure. They knew something big was happening, but they hadn’t experienced it for themselves yet. This time felt completely different. You showed up ready. You had opened the tools. Tested prompts. Tried different platforms. Seen glimpses of what was possible. But you were still asking the questions that matter most: Which tools actually matter? How do I make this work for my business? How do I save time instead of adding more noise? How do I use this to create a better future for myself and the people I love? That tells me something important. You’re not resisting the future. You’re preparing for it. You don’t need more theory... You need clarity. You need strategy. You need a path you can trust. And if I’m being honest, we didn’t know how the world would respond when we launched this summit the first time. We believed in the mission, but no one knew how quickly this technology would evolve or how many people would be ready to embrace it. Even doing it again now, with how fast everything changes, we still didn’t know what the response would be. What we found is this: people are hungry. Hungry to grow. Hungry to learn. Hungry to adapt. Hungry to become more capable in a changing world. That’s inspiring. Because no matter how much technology advances, some things never change. People still want progress. People still want purpose. People still want to provide, contribute, create, and live a better life. I’m incredibly grateful to my partners Tony Robbins and Igor Pogany for sharing the vision of making this practical, empowering, and real for everyday people. I’m deeply grateful to every speaker who poured into these three days with wisdom, generosity, and real insight. And I’m grateful for every one of you who showed up, took notes, asked questions, and stayed open to learning something new.