@Monica Froese sold me on NotebookLM and @Jeanette Stein showed me I need to asking way more of chatGPT For me 2025 was a hodge-podge of platforms, tools and systems. All exciting. 2026 is refinement and intention...what can make me money in 20-25 hours a week. Let us know what you adding, refining and dropping in 2026

For anyone who caught my presentation yesterday on NotebookLM, I just stumbled across an exciting new update that will be coming. This is going to be huge for email marketers, social media markers, people who run ads, course creators, etc. Infographics are already my favorite output for external sharing from NotebookLM. Check out the update here: https://x.com/testingcatalog/status/2021691591698608621?s=46&t=PRZi0wH7cP4lhaqOaw47jg

I wanted to give a special thank you to our sponsored speakers who all hosted LIVE sessions with you at the summit.👏👏👏 They all did an incredible job delivering to you the best resources, tools and trusted advice. 🥳 I re-opened the Swag Bag until Feb 13 at 9pm PT | 12am ET with their selected gifts. OPEN THE SWAG BAG Enjoy!! Drop a 🥰🥰🥰 in the comments if this makes you happy!! Pro Tip from @Lenora Hughes : Be sure to check your spam filters if your swag is supposed to be emailed and you don’t see it.

Well that was truly incredible, fantastic and pure awesomeness all rolled into one summit. 3 days 70+ speakers Gifts galore 7800+ ai-driven members What's next? 1. Grab your 🎥 ALL-ACCESS SPEAKER PASS - Get this for $49 - Watch LIVE and recorded speaker session - Lifetime community access - Additional links shares in LIVE sessions from speakers included 2. Get to Level 5, and apply to be a speaker at my next summit - speaker application forms will unlocked at Level 5 - Next Summit: Built to Be Seen March 30-April 1 in my Skool Scale Camp Community - Application deadline: February 16, 2026 - Other 4 summits in 2026 will get posted shortly 3. Stay tuned for new courses in the community - Launching Your Skool Community - Summits on Skool 4. Be a Good Member - Stick around and contribute weekly to this community - Provide helpful insights and ask genuine questions - Be a recognized leader in our community

I just realized something about summit FOMO that shifted everything for me. I'm having a blast engaging with everyone's takeaways. But I noticed something in the responses — especially in @Micki Kosman 's reflection about Day 1. She talked about how her biggest takeaway wasn't the tools... it was the pace. The reminder to implement calmly, intentionally, and in a way that actually sticks. And it hit me: I think we show up to summits in one of two modes. Mode 1: Data-gathering. You're here to collect ideas, learn new tools, see what's possible. You're in exploration mode. This is where I was for Brenda's last AI-Driven Business Summit in October. I was learning about ALLLLL the new tools and LOVING it! Mode 2: Implementation. You're here to take the best ideas you've already gathered and actually build them into your business. This is where I'm at this time around. I have a lot more narrow focus on what tools I need and where my focuses are. Both modes are COMPLETELY valid. The problem can be that sometimes when we don't recognize which mode we're in — and start feeling FOMO about the other one. If you're feeling FOMO that you're not implementing everything right now → you're in learning mode. That's the point. Let yourself gather without the pressure to execute. If you're feeling FOMO that you're not absorbing every session or taking notes on every new tool → you're in implementation mode. That's also the point. You already have what you need — now you're here to go deeper and make it real. The trap is thinking you should be doing both at once. You can't be in full learning mode and full execution mode at the same time. Your nervous system will short-circuit. (Take it from the Burnout Coach 😉) So I'm giving myself (and you) permission to know which mode we're in — and let that be enough. Which mode are you in right now?