If you're paying for Loom and NOT using their AI-generated functions… this one's for you. I just recorded a quick walkthrough showing you how to: → Turn any long training video into a timestamped step-by-step guide (in seconds) → Help members who get overwhelmed stop getting lost in your content → Make your videos easier to listen to with one click This is going to be helpful for anyone creating tutorials or trainings for their community. Check it out ⬇️

NotebookLM is my secret weapon for turning everything I've already created into more assets, better trainings, and promotional materials that actually sound like me. In this video I show you exactly how I use it: → How I turn one training into slides, podcasts, infographics, AND carousel content without writing from scratch → The "critique" feature that tells you what's unclear, contradictory, or missing in your own teachings → Why uploading OTHER experts' videos helps you structure YOUR content (without stealing their ideas) → How to generate quizzes and flashcards your students will actually use → The simple prompt that creates a 2.0 version of any course or challenge you've already made This is how I create more while doing less. 🎬 Watch the full breakdown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tapWDph5iDY&views

Welcome to AI for Educreators! 🎉 I'm so glad you're here. This space is for driven, kindhearted people who want to become skilled enough to find real purpose and pay as online coaches and educators using AI ethically with competence, confidence. I'm building this out right now, live, alongside my ICF AI coaching certification students. You'll see it grow over the weeks and months to come. Stick around and you'll be the first to know as new content drops. 🚀 Founding Member Opportunity Because we're just getting started, there's a unique opportunity right now: Lock in Founding Member pricing and get access to all future paid content I add to the classroom at today's price, forever. → See plans: http://skool.com/educators/plans 👋 Introduce Yourself! Drop a comment below and share: - Your name - What brought you here - What you're hoping to learn or build I'm looking forward to getting to know you. — Evelyn

There's a growing gap between AI power users and casual users—and it's becoming a real problem in 2026. One group runs circles around the other. I'm talking 2 weeks of work done in 2 hours. I just broke down exactly what I believe separates them (and what skills you need to close that gap). Here's what I cover: → The #1 mindset shift power users have that casual users skip completely → Why "act as a copywriter" isn't prompt engineering (and what actually is) → The context management mistake that's killing your AI output quality → How to use multiple AI models strategically (not just ChatGPT for everything) → Why power users use AI to check AI—and how you can start doing this now → The daily practice that shows you exactly what to automate first Check it out and let me know what you think and if you consider yourself more a casual or power user 🤗