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Aug 7 •
🏗️ I Rebuilt the Entire Classroom From Scratch — Here's How to Use It
Alright… this one's been months in the making. The old classroom worked, but let's be honest — it was a pile of videos. Good videos. But you had to guess the order. And guessing the order is exactly how people stall. So I tore it down and rebuilt it into learner journeys. Here's what that actually means: A learner journey is a track. Start at the top, work down, and each lesson assumes what came before it. No jumping in halfway and feeling lost. No wondering if you skipped something important. 🔥 Why this beats browsing at random: ➡️ You always know what to do next ➡️ Concepts stack — the boring one on Tuesday makes the exciting one on Friday click ➡️ You stop collecting videos and start finishing a path The honest truth about learning this stuff: the wall isn't the tools. It's choice. Hundreds of tabs open, everyone shouting about something different, so nothing gets done. A journey removes the choice. That's the whole point. 💡 Where to start — pick based on where you're at: Completely new to AI? Start here. This lesson reframes how you think about the whole thing before you touch a single tool: 👉 https://www.skool.com/ai-automations-for-sales/classroom/20abb1f4?md=b51537c33505403ea4588e5c59bfe4ce Want to build something that runs without you? The automation track starts with one scenario, start to finish. Build it once and the shape underneath it covers most business automations: 👉 https://www.skool.com/ai-automations-for-sales/classroom/ed03b880?md=bd36a5033be244fca3f253b5467c68db From there the tracks run all the way through to starting and selling real AI automations. Beginner to building to closing clients — in order, not in a pile. One thing to note: some older videos inside the lessons look slightly different from the current tools. Menus move, model names change. Follow the method — that's the part that lasts — and check the current screen if it doesn't match.
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@Adie Mutlow Welcome in, Adie. Being new and just curious is honestly the best starting spot, no plan needed yet. Since you're coming in fresh, don't try to drink the whole classroom at once. That's the thing that stalls everyone. Pick one thing, finish it, then move. The free starter pack is where I'd point you first. It's four short lessons, each one builds a real thing you can actually use. A private AI brain for your notes and files, making images with text that spells right, a short promo video, and ad-style clips. Pick whichever one sounds most useful to you and just do that one. Here's the starter pack to get going: https://www.skool.com/ai-for-beginners/classroom/f3b3941a?md=2764915228374d6eb1d5a56cd9578ee5 And there's a roadmap post that lays out a whole first year as five simple phases, so you always know the next step instead of staring at a pile of tabs: https://www.skool.com/ai-for-beginners/your-first-twelve-months-with-ai-the-map-not-the-pile-of-tabs Start small, actually finish one thing. That beats collecting fifty videos every time. Glad you're here 🙌
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@Manish Gokani 25 years in cybersecurity is a strong base to be coming in with — threat modelling, thinking about what can go wrong, that maps onto AI better than you'd expect. The insight that lands for most people starting out isn't about the tools. It's that the hard part is choosing where to point this stuff, not learning another app. Since you're here to explore, start by reframing how you think about the whole thing before you touch a single tool. This lesson does exactly that: https://www.skool.com/ai-for-beginners/classroom/f3b3941a?md=2764915228374d6eb1d5a56cd9578ee5 That one walks through building a private AI brain from your own documents — reads only the sources you give it, every answer cites back to the exact passage. For someone from security that privacy angle will matter to you, so it's a good first thing to actually get your hands on. One thing to know going in — some of the videos were recorded a while back, so menus and model names have moved since. Follow the method, not the exact screen, and you'll be fine
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6 AI Tools You Can Actually Use This Week
— LIVE Tonight Join me live as we unpack six practical AI updates, plus a deep dive into AI shopping and what it means for everyday life and business. Which AI tool are you actually finding useful? Bring your questions to the live chat! 🕙 Today, October 21, at 10 a.m. Eastern 🎵 Three-minute countdown before the show. Watch here and hit Notify me: https://youtube.com/live/xOtpJFm-GlM
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Welcome in, Pawan. The honest starting point is simpler than most people make it. Pick one AI chatbot and actually use it every day for a week before you touch anything else. All three of the big free ones are great right now — ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. They all have a free tier that's plenty to learn on, so just grab whichever and go. Then do the dead-simple thing: talk to it like a person about stuff you already do. Draft an email. Explain a topic you don't get. Plan your week. The whole skill is noticing what a useful answer looks like and asking better follow-ups in the same chat. Once chatting feels normal, the fun part is pointing AI at something real. There's a free lesson here that walks through building a private AI brain from your own notes and docs — it's a good first "oh, this is actually useful" moment. https://www.skool.com/ai-for-beginners/classroom/f3b3941a?md=2764915228374d6eb1d5a56cd9578ee5 And write a quick intro post in the Intro category so everyone can say hi. One easy question back — what do you want AI to help you with first, work stuff or just messing around to learn? Tell me and I'll point you at the right next step
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📺 New episode: AI News Live with Jake Dawson is up
Alright… the new AI News Live episode is live. Same idea as always — I grab a coffee and we go through the AI news from this week that's actually worth your time, and the stuff you can happily ignore. Watch it here 👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifLUhlZ62pQ So who's it for? Anyone who wants to keep up without reading twenty newsletters and forty hot takes. If you've got the fear that something big dropped and you missed it — this is the catch-up. The tools move fast. Model names shift, menus move, something gets announced every other day. The point of these is to cut that down to the handful that matter and skip the noise. Give it a watch, then drop a comment — what's the one AI thing you keep hearing about and still aren't sure is worth your time? I'll get to those.
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AI News Live with Jake Dawson — Monday, October 19
Join me Monday for AI News Live! We’ll unpack the latest AI news together. What AI question would you like us to discuss? Drop it below or bring it to the live chat. 📅 Monday, October 19 🕙 10 a.m. EST 🎵 Three-minute countdown starts just before the show. Watch here and click “Notify me” to set a reminder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifLUhlZ62pQ See you Monday!
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