Hey Prompt Party family 💛 I want to share a new direction I’m feeling deeply called to build with this community and I’d love your honest feedback. When I first started Prompt Party, the focus was helping women learn how to use AI through prompts, tools, and practical practice. That still matters. But the more I teach, build, research, and watch what’s happening in the AI space, the more clear I am that the real transformation is not just fluency. It’s agency. Because so many brilliant women are quietly wondering: Am I behind? Do I need another certification? Is AI going to replace what I know? Who should I trust? How do I actually use this in my work? How do I keep my voice, judgment, and expertise while using these tools? Introducing the new mission of Prompt Party. Prompt Party is becoming a practice room for women experts, knowledge workers, founders, creators, consultants, and professionals who want to use AI without losing their voice, judgment, or authority. This will be a space where we practice self-possession with AI. Inside the community, I want us to focus on: - Turning your expertise into agnets, workflows, and systems - Learning what to delegate, co-create, and keep human - Building practical AI fluency through real work - Using AI to create more capacity, not more confusion - Strengthening discernment so you can evaluate AI outputs - Protecting your voice, taste, values, and authority - Moving from AI overwhelm to AI agency The philosophy is simple: AI literacy is the vehicle. Agency is the product. Fluency is the goal. I want this to become the room where women stop fearing AI and start directing it using what they already know. And because this community is for you, I’d love your input before I fully shape the next version. What would you love to see more of inside Prompt Party? A few ideas I’m considering: 1. Weekly live AI practice sessions 2. Bring-the-work labs where we turn real tasks into AI workflows ( working sessions) 3. Prompt and workflow templates 4. AI tool walkthroughs 5. Agency OS lessons on discernment, confidence, and decision-making 6. Challenges to help you build one repeatable AI workflow to help you redesign how you work with AI 7. Guest trainings 8. Office hours / hot seats 9. Advanced workflow and automation sessions or building sessions

Yesterday I went looking for a Claude Cowork conversation from May. Gone. Everything before June 11th. Not deleted by me. Not something I could undo. The history just stopped being there. Here's the part that got me and a bunch of other users: that thread had real work in it. Decisions I made. A framework I built out loud while talking through a problem. And this what happens when you leave your IP in these chatbots or LLMs without a plan. That's the thing nobody tells you about AI chats. They feel like a filing cabinet. They're actually a borrowed desk. The platform can reset, purge, glitch, or change its retention rules at any time, and your thinking goes with it unless you pull it out with a data dump first. This is T.A.S.T.E.™ in action, specifically the E. Evaluate Excellence isn't just judging the AI's output. It's recognizing which conversations were actually worth keeping, before you lose the chance to keep them. The week's cognitive sovereignty ritual: The Weekly Receipts Pull Once a week, before you log off, do this: 1. Scan the week's AI conversations across whatever you used (Claude, Claude Code, Gemini, Perplexity, ChatGPT, all of it) 2. Pull anything that's IP-related: frameworks, strategy, drafts, decisions, anything you'd be upset to lose 3. Drop it into something you own. Notion, a Google Doc, even a plain text file works. Somewhere with your name on the lease, not theirs Five minutes. That's the whole barrier. Your Frictionless Starting Point, copy and paste this into any chat you want to archive: "Summarize this entire conversation into a clean, organized document I can save outside this platform. Include the key decisions we made, any frameworks or systems we built, drafts we created, and next steps. Format it so I can scan it in under two minutes a month from now." Let the AI do it. You just do the saving. Reflection: Think about this week. Which conversation would actually hurt to lose? Have you saved it anywhere outside the platform yet?

One of my favorite ways to use AI is for self-awareness and self-discovery. I think this is the opposite experience to what most people are having with AI. Most people are afraid to go deep with AI and let AI get to know them and how they think. But me? I think AI actually empowers me and increases my agency because that's how I use it. I use it to expand my thinking and capability, as you all know. So today I challenge you to do the same. STEAL this prompt:[ Act like a cognitive psychologist studying human behavior. Considering all of what you know about me and my body of work, tell me, what do I have 10,000 hours of mastery in] When I asked , I actuall prompted Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity. Which model do you think gave me the best result? Let me see your output 👇🏾

Hey everyone, I'm back from Tulsa and I'm fresh off the TedX stage. My talk was titled "Discernement is the missing skill in the age of AI" . If anyone is interested in doing a Ted Talk I would love to help. As of tomorrow, I'm diving back into all things Prompt Party. You can expect all the helpful content and events plus more. I'll also send out a survey to get a better understanding of what yall want more of and less of in this space. Here are some pics from the big day!

Hey everyone, Happy Friday! I just wanted to check in and let yall know where ive been and why ive been so quiet. Im doing a TedTalk Onboarded two new AI clients And just life life-ing I'm also excited to share with everyone that I'm doing a Tedx Talk in about 10 days and I'm nervous and excited. So, I havent been able to show up like I want to. After my Ted Talk I will be back. What yall be up to?