You've earned your credentials as a Certified Prompt Designer. Now what?! - Go here for what's next. - Then go here to get to work. Every CPDP graduate has a GPT inside of them. In this module, I tell you why you should turn your Capstone into an AI Employee or AI Assistant, and in this module, I show you how to pull 5 GPT ideas from your Capstone. The list of ideas will include who it will serve, how it will serve them, and monetization ideas. This will prepare you for the AI Dream Team Summit on Tuesday, February 3rd. READ ME: All graduates should have access to the links shared below. These links will redirect you to the CPDP Skool. If you are not a member of the Skool community or a graduate of CPDP, you won't be able to access these folders.

Check out my new music video and art on my YouTube channel Unhinged Healing.

After listening to Friday’s call about Suno, I decided to make a YouTube channel. I have been making music since I was sick based on how I’ve been feeling or the responses of others to the idea of having a stroke. Then new channel is called unhinged healing. I have a Substack with by the same name. I think I will make videos using the art that I have and I will make merch based on each song and a prompt guy for sale to help me during this time so and in moving forward, so check it out become a subscriber I would love to see ithttps://youtube.com/@unhingedhealing-x8z?si=doLy4ueuFC2i2wLc

Does anyone have any Atlanta context for housing of the disabled? If so, would you please send me a private message.. as many of you know, I am recovering from a stroke. I need to move back to the Atlanta area, but I need to maintain my independence. I need housing that works for disabled people. My current apartment will let me out of my lease because I don’t know anybody here. No one here can help me the closest person would be three hours so this will be a move for the sake of support and being near people that can help me as I recover. So if you can help, send me a private message.

Between my brain, ChatGPT and Claude, I came up with what I think is a great story that will resonate with my audience. It's a short novella. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GJ13ZZ42 Simone Carter has always been dependable. At church, she’s the one who fills the gaps—organizing events, smoothing conflicts, saying yes when others hesitate. Her faith is steady, her presence reliable, her willingness rarely questioned. Over time, her devotion becomes expectation, and expectation hardens into entitlement. When Simone finally says no to an unreasonable request, the consequences are quiet but devastating. Relationships shift. Assumptions surface. Spiritual language is used to press her back into place. What looks like service begins to feel like erasure. The Narrow Season is a restrained, intimate novella about boundaries, faith, and the cost of choosing integrity over approval. It explores what happens when a woman stops disappearing for the sake of belonging—and begins to listen to the quiet wisdom of her own limits. This story is for readers who have loved deeply, served faithfully, and wondered what it might mean to choose rest without apology.