Hey everyone, just dropping in with some quick AI use tips when it comes to captions. These are the four things that give it away every time in my opinion: - The motivational triple: "you learn. you grow. you evolve." Have you noticed this same length, same structure, three in a row style writing? For me it's a dead give away. I'm not saying to never use it, because it can be a very impactful way to get your point across....but when it's used all the time in someone's content, then It feels less authentic. - The it's-not-X-it's-Y sentence: "this isn't about posting more, it's about posting with intention." I used to love this one, but it's everywhere right now, and I think a dead giveaway it was written by AI. - Making normal stuff sound historic: "this marks a turning point in your journey" for... a caption about your morning routine. come on 🫣😂 - When every single line lands perfectly. real writing has at least one sentence that goes sideways a little. when it's all polished, it feels assembled or even forced. The thing to remember is that AI is optimizing for sounding right, but that leads to everyone sounding the same! And, when every one using AI starts to sound the same, then none of us stand out. I know we all use AI, I know I do with all of my content... but the KEY is learning to train your AI tool to not use those common give-aways and to sound more like you. And until you get that right... edit every post! If you have the time this weekend, go read your last five captions, or Threads out loud. stop at every line that could belong to any other account. those are the rewrites, or the notes to give your AI tool to NOT include the next time you sit down to create content. Anyone else noticing this?👇

Just sharing something I use to help me manage my workflow... I call it my Command Center. It's basically all my ideas for Skool lessons, modules, YouTube videos (which I don't do yet, but am thinking of doing), content ideas, Lives, etc. I have a full process around this from capturing my ideas in my "parking lot" to scoring and prioritizing all my ideas. I even have my To-Do's tracked here in my Today / This Week / This Month view. Take a peek, and let me know... is this something you would be interested in learning how to create? I would be happy to run a live workshop to show you how, and even build while we're together.

I want to extend a very warm welcome to Alyssa!! @alyssa-haughton-2646 So excited to have you here with us and can't wait to grow with you in this community! As you dive in, let me (and this amazing community) know if you have any questions or need any support!

Hey all... in case you didn't hear already... looks like Anthropic made a change that will positively impact you if you are a paid member! Check out the image of a Thread post today by Boris Cherny (who works at Anthropic)... he says: "Two big changes for Claude Code today: 5-hour rate limits doubled on Pro, Max, Team, and seat-based Enterprise, and we've removed the peak-hours limits for Pro and Max. Both effective today." WHAT THIS ACTUALLY MEANS FOR YOU: The rate limit doubled => now within your 5-hour rolling window, you can do twice as much work before hitting a wall. Peak-hour throttling is gone => which is actually the bigger deal for most people. Since March 23, during peak hours (5am–11am PT), your 5-hour window was depleting faster than real clock time, meaning the same coding task that used 20% of your quota off-peak might eat 35-40% during peak hours. That's now history for paid subscribers.

Hey Everyone! I am super excited to give you this free tool I created (using Claude Code). It's designed to function similar to a ChatBot and it takes you through a series of questions about your Target Audience. It then runs a market analysis / research function and comes back with the top Pain Points described really clearly for you, as well as suggestions as to how you could address them. This is a first step in understanding a few things: 1. What problems your target audience are experiencing Right Now (according to the research) 2. You can take this information and use it to help create content that speaks to these problems 3. You can use these to ideate on solutions or offers you could create 4. Lastly, and not the least important for our community, is how powerful Claude Code is as a tool! I developed this tool in one afternoon session by just describing to it what I wanted it to do and how I envisioned it working. A few iterations later, I had this tool. I've linked the page in the classroom HERE Try it out, come back and let me know what you think!