What if you could take a simple Excel idea… and turn it into a fully working app? In this short video, I walk you through exactly how I: - Designed a debt repayment calculator for advisory work - Built a powerful Excel model comparing Snowball vs Avalanche methods - Then transformed it into a clean, interactive app with sliders, charts and client views - Used the right AI tools at each stage instead of relying on just one If you work with clients who are in debt… this is serious advisory opportunity. Most accountants stop at spreadsheets. But imagine being able to: - Show clients visually how overpayments change outcomes - Compare strategies instantly - Deliver something that feels modern and high value That changes the conversation. And in the video, I also explain why choosing the right AI tool for the job makes all the difference. If you want the full process, step by step, I’m going deeper on this in the live webinar on WEDNESDAY. 👉 Book your place here Now I’m curious… 💬 What Excel spreadsheets do you currently use in your firm that could be turned into something more powerful? Drop them below.Your idea might become the next demo I build.

Do you want to know how to build interactive dashboards like this — straight from financial statements — in just a handful of minutes? I’ll be revealing how to do it at the ChatGPT Bootcamp event tomorrow. 👉 If you’ve not yet registered, click here to register You don’t want to miss this one!

Here’s something important to know if you’re creating images in ChatGPT. I ran the same prompt in two models: - GPT-5 → full of spelling mistakes ❌ - GPT-4o (legacy) → perfect text ✅ 👉 Tip: When you need images that include text (like posters, social posts, or graphics), switch to one of the legacy models in your settings. They handle text much more accurately than GPT-5. 📸 (See both examples below)

If you’ve tried GPT-5 and it’s not quite clicking for you, there’s good news… you can still access the older models. OpenAI has kept them available for Plus, Pro, Team, and Enterprise users—you just have to switch them on. How to do it: 1. Go to your ChatGPT settings (on web) 2. Find General > Show legacy models 3. Toggle it on You’ll then see the older models available again in your model selector. 📸 (I’ll add a screenshot below so you know exactly what to look for) Have you tried GPT-5 yet? Do you prefer it… or are you switching back to one of the older models?

Last month, I hosted a livestream all about the power of communities—especially why accounting firm owners should seriously consider building one of their own. If you missed it, I walked through: - Why community-building is such a powerful positioning tool - How platforms like Skool make it surprisingly easy to get started - What I’ve learned running my own communities - Real examples of how accountants can use community to deepen client relationships, offer group programs, or even add a new revenue stream 🎥 You can catch the replay here. 💡 Here’s my offer to you: If you decide to start your own Skool community using my affiliate link, I’ll go a step further… ✅ I’ll also personally help guide you through the setup process, via a private course within this community, including the AI prompts I use to save time. 💼 Use my affiliate link here. Got questions about running a community, the Skool platform, or how this could fit into your business model? 👇 Drop them in the comments—I’m happy to help!