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This one was packed. We celebrated wins big and small (shoutout to @Sandy Parker who hiked to the top of Santorini this week), dug into browser automation inside Claude, and had a really honest conversation about ethical AI scraping. Plus some serious Obsidian and GoHighLevel nerding out. If you weren't there, you missed a lot of good stuff. What we covered: - Making sure your AI agents are scraping websites legally and ethically, not just what you're allowed to do but what sites are politely asking you not to do - Using the Obsidian Web Clipper to pull video transcripts into topic folders, then having Claude turn a handful of clips into a polished step-by-step guide - The new "built-in browser" setting inside Claude's Cowork settings, so Claude can browse and pull your analytics without taking over your actual Chrome tabs - Accessing Claude's browser right from the side panel inside a chat, so you never have to leave your conversation to get work done - Live-updating dashboards built as Claude artifacts that track what your AI team is actually doing day to day GoHighLevel Discsussions: - GoHighLevel's AI Studio SEO tools, meta tags, sitemaps, and getting your site into Google Search Console - The quirks of AI Studio forms not talking to GoHighLevel automations automatically, and the workaround for connecting them - Stripe payment links versus GoHighLevel product links, and picking one system so you're not hunting for where you set something up Goals members said they want to accomplish: - Finish the user interface work on a new AI agent skill so it's easier to use before pushing it further - Turn the ethical scraping research into a Facebook post or series to share what was learned - Decide between annual or monthly software subscriptions once the bookkeeping numbers are fully caught up - Finish the second e-book this week and keep momentum going into the third - Post more consistently on LinkedIn, including a personal story about getting nervous to share a new book

I dropped a brand new skill yesterday called the Vision to Action Plan, and it's already stirring things up in the group. Here's the thing. Most of us have a vision. We know where we want to be. The gap is always the same: turning that vision into something dated, specific, and actually doable in the next four months. That's exactly what this skill does. It walks you through your dream for the next four months, what you're prioritizing differently to get there, and what's actually in your way. Then it takes all of that and builds it into three SMART goals, broken down week by week, straight through December. Which is GREAT; however the power comes when I put the outcome into my CEO dashboard. It breaks my goals down week by week with action steps. I added some photos below about how this looks. Want to try it out? Add it to your skills and give it a GO! Now I want to hear from you. What's your specific action plan for September through December? Doesn't have to be polished. Just tell us: What are you building or launching between now and the end of the year, and what's the first concrete step you're taking this week? Drop it below. Let's make this the thread where we all hold each other to it.

It was a shorter session (back-to-school week meant a lighter crowd), but don't let that fool you — this one was packed with launches, side hustles, and one seriously unforgettable prop. From a brand-new "vision to action plan" skill to a six-foot inflatable lobster making its Amazon debut, the energy in the room was pure "let's actually build this thing." What we covered: - Where to find the Skool skill library (Classroom > weekly campfire replays > top of page) and how to pull a skill into Claude with a simple slash command - A brand-new skill: Vision to Action Plan — turns your 4-month dream into 3 SMART goals, broken down week by week, with an option to build it into a tracker or dashboard - The custom GPT sharing changes happening in ChatGPT, and why converting GPTs into portable Claude/Chat skills is the smarter long-term move - A look at a personal CEO dashboard and budget app built in Base44, blending business assets, resources, income scenarios, and expenses into one place - Book publishing platform breakdown: Amazon vs. IngramSpark (global distribution) vs. Lulu (best for spiral-bound journals and planners) - Print-on-demand talk — Printify's newly redesigned pop-up stores, Stripe integration, and how it compares to Etsy What your fellow members are actively working on: - @Sandy Parker is prepping a big fall stretch — book trailer, international travel, a book signing, a market event, and a multi-day summit, all within about a month - A few members are exploring VIP half-day and full-day offers as a new way to book more client hours - @Ronda Taylor is writing a three-book bundle series tied into custom GPTs built around solo travel and location independence - A few members ( @Marie Whitehead ) are experimenting with print-on-demand products (mugs, journals, tote bags) tied to their personal brand or book Missed the live call? Catch the full replay in the Skool Classroom — head to the Weekly Campfire Recordings section and it'll be waiting for you.

So I created yet another plan that would likely just sit in a doc somewhere. Mainly because I work alone and no one is there to give me a little nudge. I was so busy creating the plan doc during the Campfire today that I almost missed the Base44 mention. Ah, I said to no one- "I have a Lovable account and what if I made me an app that would have both the weekly plan but also a check-in just for me." Brilliant idea, @Angelina Shively. It took a couple back and forths and then I asked Claude to create it, I dozed off for a while but when I came back- BAM!