Why not??? Why have I not built this for my app…it’s literally an AI team for UGC creators. I posted this in my Skool group just a bit ago today. “UGC Sidekick actually has a face now! Actually…a lot of faces. Sometimes we need to see there are people behind the machines. Knowledge behind the tool. Each tool has been built personally and gone through rigorous testing. Each tool has an intentional personality. (If you know me, you may recognize my friendly coaching “voice” inside). Meet the incredible team behind UGC Sidekick. If you haven’t tried it out…take a peek with the 5 day trial. Ugcsidekick.com

I'm working on the Content Flywheel and I have a question about the content angle you want to lead with. What is this exactly? I've heard several variations. Can anyone help me out with this quite simple 🤦‍♀️ question? Thanks!

If you need a nice headshot, I created this prompt and I used it in ChatGPT. Key: use a clear, well-lit headshot for reference. And feel free to change clothing, jewelry and backdrop to better suit you. Use the reference photo as a facial reference. Preserve subject’s exact facial identity, proportions, symmetry, pores, skin texture, natural glow, eye reflections, and realistic expression. Professional woman wearing a structured black turtleneck and gold hoop earrings, standing against a smooth charcoal gray backdrop, soft half-smile with confident gaze directly into camera, high-contrast lighting from left for sculptural highlights, classic editorial aesthetic, composed at slight ¾ angle, captured at f/2.5 using a 105mm lens. Here is image it produced for me

One of the unintended consequences of the current A.I. boom is that many people are building their branding from the same handful of pre-made prompts. The result? Elevator pitches start sounding identical. Mission statements start sounding identical. Social media bios start sounding identical. Even websites, sales pages, and offers begin using the same language, structures, and promises. You have probably seen it: "I help [audience] achieve [result] without [pain point]," or some variation repeated over and over again. The problem is not A.I. The problem is treating A.I. as a vending machine rather than a thinking partner. When thousands of people use the same prompts, they often receive the same patterns, the same structures, and the same assumptions. And slowly, uniqueness begins to disappear. Your story is unique. Your experiences are unique. Your voice is unique. Your journey is unique. No pre-made prompt knows: what you have overcome, what you care about most, why you do what you do, what makes your approach different, or why someone should choose you instead of the hundred other people making similar claims. That is one reason I continue advocating conversational interaction with A.I. Instead of asking: "Write my elevator pitch using the following template," try asking: "What makes my story different?" "What patterns do you see in my experience?" "What strengths appear repeatedly in the work I do?" "What would my clients say about me?" When you train your A.I. correctly, it knows YOUR story. When you use the same, or similar, complex prompt or templat, or a pre-coded app, bot, or agent, it uses the "common" story. You get the same look and feelas eveyone else. When you do it with conversational interaction, you are exploring identity instead of merely generating copy. A.I. is incredibly powerful. But your brand should emerge from who you are, not from whoever happened to write the prompt pack. The future may belong not to the people using the most prompts. It may belong to the people using A.I. to uncover and express what makes them genuinely different.

Today's call was one of those sessions that reminded everyone why showing up live matters. We welcomed a new face (Yay @Heidi Lootsma), watched a fun live AI video demo that stops the scroll (thanks @Sherry Longbottom, RN, CYT ), and talked about building a LIVE artifact in Claude Co-work to sync your live data. Here's what we covered: - You can turn any static image into a 10-second animated video in minutes. Sherry walked us through it live: drop your image into ChatGPT, ask it to write you a video prompt, take that prompt to Gemini ($7.99/month plan) or Grok Imagine, and you have a shareable video. No editing experience needed. People are using these for ads, social posts, and event invites. - Claude's Live Artifacts in Cowork let you build a custom dashboard that pulls real-time data from your connectors automatically. I showed my two-tab dashboard -- one for Meta Ads performance and one for YouTube analytics via vidIQ -- that tells me exactly what's working and what needs attention, every time she opens it. No logging into three platforms. No manual updates. - Heidi shared a helpful Notion tip: never store your original databases on your main home page. Create a separate "data basement" page (label it "do not delete") where your source databases actually live, and build every other view as a linked database. Deleting a linked database is harmless. Deleting the original loses everything -- permanently. Sherry animated my AI Dream Team org board live on the call with the little characters waving, walking out of their boxes -- in minutes, right in front of us. Then she made a cartoon version of Sandy's lipstick character on the spot. The whole room stopped. That's the kind of "wait, I can do that?" moment that's worth showing up for live. Missed today's call? The replay is in the Classroom in the "AI Mastermind." Not a member yet? Join us for just $49 a month! https://www.skool.com/ai-amplified-entrepreneur/plans