Most people waste time building because they skip the plan. The pros? They flip it: 80% planning, 20% building. That’s how you move faster without rebuilding three times. 💡 Your Game Plan: - Pick ONE idea. (Task tracker, lead capture, proposal generator—keep it simple.) - Map it out: - * Frontend: what users see - * Backend: what makes it run - * Database: where data lives (even local storage counts) - Prep before you build. Write your PM prompt. Sketch your flow. Then build in hours, not days. - Design smart. Few colors, clean spacing, clear text, instant feedback. - Test like a stranger. Open in incognito—if it makes sense instantly, you nailed it. Visit Classroom Day 26 for demo, slides and written guide instructions. 🚀 Takeaway: Better prep = better builds. When you slow down to plan, you speed up results—and your prototypes feel intentional, not accidental. 💬 Quick challenge: What’s one small change in your planning process that saved you time (or sanity) this week? Drop it below 👇

Ever Googled yourself and cringed at what pops up? (Outdated LinkedIn? 🥲 Old blog? Or maybe... nothing?)Time for a glow-up, my friend — your online first impression is about to go pro! 💻⚡ What’s Happening 👇 We’re turning your LinkedIn or resume into a live personal website using AI — no coding, no tech overwhelm, just pure ✨magic✨. You’ll walk away with: 💼 A polished personal site that attracts clients, recruiters, and opportunities 🧠 AI-powered content that makes you sound like your best self 💻 A site that evolves as you do — update it anytime, instantly Tools You’ll Use 🛠️ - AI (ChatGPT / Gemini / Claude) - Lovable (our favorite fast site builder!) - Your LinkedIn + resume Why It’s Cool 💡 ✅ Have AI act like your personal brand strategist — generate a full site plan in minutes ✅ Customize design + copy with playful prompts ✅ Publish, edit, and roll back changes anytime — no dev team needed 🎉 Join us for Classroom Day 22! - Watch the demo video - Follow the step-by-step walkthrough - Grab the slides + prompts Let’s ship your site together — fast, fun, and fully YOU. 👉 Drop a GIF below that sums up how you feel about getting your digital glow-up! 💃🔥

I have almost not experience with AI and its not something I've explored BUT I did a thing today!! OK it was really small and extremely boring, but it was a thing I had a crochet pattern written in American (they use different names etc) My friend here in French had asked if I would translate it into French for her because she wanted to do one for her granddaughter. I said yes but was a little, well, lost. I tried and got a bit confused because I haven't made one for over two years. Then I thought! I could ask AI!! So I asked Perplexity if they could take the pattern and translate it to French crochet terms. WOW it took seconds It was ALL correct My friend loved it!! Big gold star for me, AND I did a thing using AI

Hey everyone! Quick update — Day 21 of our AI Bite-Sized Learning series will be posted tomorrow. I know, I know… the suspense is real. 😅But between juggling work, projects, and about 17 open tabs in my brain 🧠💻— today officially called “time out.” So, instead of forcing half-baked brilliance, I’m letting Day 21 marinate overnight (and maybe letting me recharge too). Promise: it’s worth the wait — fresh, sharp, and full of “aha” moments. 💡 Until then, tell me… what’s your go-to move when your brain hits the “system overload” screen? 🫠👇

Came across this interesting article today! 🤪 TD;DR: Traditional Chinese Medicine has long used tongue colour and texture to assess health. Now researchers are merging this ancient practice with AI. A 2024 study using standardized lighting and machine learning analyzed over 5,000 tongue images, achieving 96.6% accuracy in predicting conditions like diabetes, anemia, asthma, and even COVID severity. The challenge has always been subjectivity and lighting variation, but new systems use controlled LED kiosks to capture consistent images. Researchers found correlations such as: - White tongue: possible iron deficiency - Bluish-yellow coating: diabetes - Purple/fatty layer: certain cancers - Deeper red hues: more severe COVID While promising, experts warn that tongue color alone isn’t enough for diagnosis, AI tongue analysis should complement, not replace, other medical tools. I wonder what it would tell me after I have had a curry? 😅