I've seen a lot of posts lately about founders who want to create a student handbook for their community. I built an AI that can help! It will ask a few questions and then generate an outline. You can give it more detail to write a full handbook or take the outline and write the rest yourself. Test it out and let me know what you think and/or what it needs. Create a student handbook

Learn Beyond The Book will be hosting the Homeschool Yo Kids expo next year on July 26 and I'm super excited to let you know. It will be in Newhall, CA. I wanted to let you all know about it and see if anyone wanted to be an exhibitor or even have a 15 minute inspiration talk. I'm attaching a flyer and please contact Jae, the founder of Homeschool Yo Kids Expo at homeschoolyokids@gmail.com and let her know I sent you, if you're interested in attending in any capacity :)

This group is amazing! We have such a great group of educators, thought leaders, and edupreneurs gathering here! I'd love for you to introduce yourselves and share why you decided to join this community. This group is for you, knowing why you are here will help me to create the best experience possible. Help me help you! I'm so excited to have you all in one place and excited to see what we can be, what we can build, how we can grow, and how we can make a difference in education - together!

Me: What is the most difficult part of leadership? ChatGPT: One of the most difficult parts of leadership is navigating conflict and managing diverse perspectives within a team. Leaders must balance differing opinions, motivations, and communication styles while fostering collaboration and maintaining a positive environment. Additionally, making tough decisions that affect team dynamics and morale can be challenging, especially when the choices are not universally popular. Building trust and ensuring alignment toward common goals also require constant effort and emotional intelligence. What do you think the most difficult part of leadership is?

I'm excited for our first co-working lunch (for those of us on the west coast - it may be later for you:) tomorrow! Join us to get some work done in community! If you have a specific question we can create breakout rooms for conversation, we can also ask the room for suggestions or share challenges. If you would like to be present but not have the background noise, feel free to turn off your volume, if you would like to be present and hear the conversation but not have everyone watch you work, feel free to turn off the video, for most of us, be present, ready to listen, participate and get some work done. There is no pressure, no judgement, just a space to create and work in harmony. A few other expectations: 1. Structured Schedule: We will start at noon and finish at 1 pm. We will open with quick introductions. Feel free to use the chat to connect with others as well as the zoom time. I am happy to facilitate individual breakout rooms for those that want to have more conversation. 2. Defined Goals: Set specific goals for your session to stay accountable and motivated. 3. Active Participation: Engaging with others through chat, video, or discussion, even if working independently, fosters a sense of community. 4. Respectful Environment: Creating a supportive atmosphere where everyone feels comfortable sharing ideas and feedback. This event is on our calendar and the zoom link is there to log in. See you tomorrow!