@Kimberly Armatys @Stephanie Davis @Jessica Clark @Yokima Cureton @Christine Vabre @Jen Hill Myers @Miri Campbell @Gabriel Omat @Lindsay Inglis @Lauren Parker You are today's Top 7-Day Leaderboard Members and you're on track to win an All-Access Speaker Pass to the 𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝘁 𝗧𝗼 𝗕𝗲 𝗦𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗦𝘂𝗺𝗺𝗶𝘁 happening March 30-April 1 in the Skool Scale Camp Community. Now can you maintain this for 9 more days?

Let's celebrate and release our week!! ✅ Share one cherry 🍒 and one pit 🕳️ for the week in the comments. ✅ Before you share, read 2-3 member posts and leave a heart-felt comment. Have a good weekend friends.

A few weeks ago someone in my community asked about AI tools for putting text directly on images. So I ran the test properly. Same prompt. Four tools. No retries. No fixing. 🔥 The tools I tested: - Ideogram - ChatGPT - Recraft V4 - Google Gemini I turned it into a YouTube video and I think you'll find the results interesting, especially if you've ever been frustrated by tools that almost get it right. 😤 👉 [video link] Did the winner match what you expected? Drop it in the comments. 👇 And if this kind of practical, no-hype AI exploration is your thing, I hang out over at Adapt Lab where we figure this stuff out together. You're welcome to join us. 😊 👉 https://www.skool.com/adapt-lab-ai-meets-humanity-6616/about

Go watch Free Tutorial and Grab the prompt https://pambrossman.com/dct I was doing a tutorial for my community a couple of weeks ago. The ladies were gobsmacked at what was possible [I was too, to be honest] Anyway, if you use Canva Pro you may want to go and give it a try. Perfect for ebook covers, workbook covers, Amazon KDP books, worksheet covers and you can make them all on brand as you can see examples below. @Brenda Rigney do you use Canva? All the text is created in Canva Ai too. Just be warned, once you learn how to do this, there is no going back. My women Canva users are hooked. Have a question feel free to ask me below. See example of a couple we made a few weeks ago. You can even use it to make slide covers too. Unlimited uses. See example of some of mine I have been testing.

Let me share something that changed how I see sales in my business… Not too long ago, I used to get a lot of interest, people viewing my posts, asking questions, even showing serious interest… But somehow, many of them still didn’t end up buying. At first, I thought maybe it was my product… or my pricing, But after speaking with a marketing expert, I realized I was looking at the wrong thing. That was when they explained something to me called a *sales funnel*. At first, it sounded like one of those big grammar terms 😅, But the way they broke it down made it very simple. He said: “A sales funnel is just the step-by-step journey someone takes before they finally buy from you.” That explanation alone shifted my mindset. Because when I looked at my business, I started noticing the process clearly: Someone sees my post → gets interested → checks my page → watches for a while → builds trust → then decides to buy. That whole journey… is the sales funnel. And the truth is, every business already has this, whether we’re aware of it or not. The difference is, some people understand it and structure it well… others (like me before) just leave it and hope for the best. What really helped me was understanding this part: Not everyone is ready to buy immediately, Some people are just discovering you, Some are still observing quietly, Some just need more time or trust. Once I understood this, I stopped trying to rush sales… and started focusing on guiding people through that process. And honestly, it made a big difference. Here’s what I’ve personally noticed since then: • I don’t feel like I’m chasing customers anymore • People trust my business more before buying • My efforts bring better results • I understand my customers better And the best part is, this applies no matter what you sell. In my next post, I’ll break it down properly and show you how you can actually set up your own sales funnel step by step. But for now, I’d like to hear from you… Have you ever noticed this kind of process in your business before? Or is this your first time hearing about it?