I recently got accepted to the Anthropic Partner Network. This means I’m officially ready to grow my team. If you think you can pass all the Anthropic certs and would be open to working under the Jam AI brand drop a comment below! I’m pumped to bring a team along with me 🧡🧡🧡

The AI model lineup is getting crowded and I love it. Here is where I'm at: I'm hardcore Claude. It's my daily driver, my thinking partner, the one I trust to actually get work done. If you've been around here, you know I'm not quiet about it. I'm currently learning Hermes and getting a feel for what it's good at. Still early days for me, but I'm curious. And Kimi is next on my list. I keep hearing the name pop up and I want to understand where it fits. So I want to hear from YOU: Which of these are you actually using? How do you like it? And why that one over the others? Tell me what it's great at, what drives you nuts, and what you'd never go back from. Drop it in the comments. I read every single one, and this is exactly the kind of thing that helps all of us level up faster together. Who's on what? Tell me everything!

I'm helping one of my best friends build her new career. I think she's going to crush it. She is positioning herself as an AI Consultant She has 20+ years of experience in her specific niche. She also has been learning AI from me for the past 3 years. So now, she has this skill set of knowing her industry and knows exactly what AI can help them grow. This is such a big need right now. Whenever I work with teams, I'm always looking for the AI superstar that I can appoint as my person when we meet. Having someone to navigate them through this change is critical. Is anyone else here doing this? Here is the full article from the Harvard Business Review explaining the need: https://hbr.org/2026/02/to-thrive-in-the-ai-era-companies-need-agent-managers TLDR: This article is formally defining a role that sits at the intersection of domain expertise and artificial intelligence. Authored by Harvard Business School Professor Suraj Srinivasan and Salesforce COO Vivienne Wei, the article describes an agent manager as someone who defines tasks for AI agents, reviews their outputs, handles exceptions, optimizes workflows, and ensures quality standards over time. Critically, HBR is explicit: this is not a role for data scientists. It is a role for people who understand workflows, relationships, and outcomes in their industry, and can translate strategy into accountable execution.

I have been lurking for a minute but I don't think I've introduced myself! I'm from Silicon Valley and worked as a tech sales rep for over 10 years before moving into the coaching space. I help CEO's, executives and business owners with stress management and productivity. I've been hosting a top 1% podcast for nearly 10 years and published a book that hit the #1 spot on Amazon last year. I'm pivoting to a role as an AI Partner for SMB / B2B so I'm looking for support and strategies to build a client base. Looking forward to learning from you all!

Hey Friends, Okay, I spent some real time this week going through our member profiles and y'all. This group is stacked.🔥 We've got AI experts, consultants selling AI services, web developers, automation builders, marketing pros, and a solid crew of small business owners adding AI into what they already do. Every single person here is sharp, motivated, and building something real. Here's the thing: AI can do a lot, but it can't build community. That part is still on us. So let's use it. Drop one thing in the comments that you think the rest of us should know. A fact about AI. A sports stat. A motivational quote. A song lyric that's been living in your head. Something that lit a fire under you recently. Someone scrolling this feed today might need exactly what you're about to share.