@Aaron Quiroz been crushing it as our Community Triage Lead. Inbound across Instagram, Skool, and Discord has gotten genuinely out of hand, and Aaron stepped in and built real order out of the chaos. He's fast, he's thoughtful, and he actually reads what you send before responding. That matters Going forward, if you're trying to reach me about work, partnerships, projects, or anything that needs a real conversation, please send it to Aaron first. He has visibility into my calendar and priorities, and he'll get things routed correctly. If it needs me, I'll be there. If someone else on the team can handle it faster, even better. I'm still around and still reading. This just makes sure your message actually gets seen and answered instead of buried under hundreds of others. Thanks for rolling with the change. And seriously, thank you Aaron.

You just saw how the folder structure adapts to different use cases. Vote below, then drop your customized setup in the comments. What did you name your workspaces and why?

NLP Logix was founded in 2011 so if you wanna talk about being in AI before it was cool this company did it. Matt, the Chief AI officer sat down with me and chatted over what matters in the ai age. Check it out! (and go leave a comment on the YouTube video if you have time please!) They are looking at showing up to one of the next High Teas so keep an eye out for that announcement!

I feel the FOMO when I dig into posts from different forums and come across something buried a few pages deep from a week or more ago which was the answer I needed earlier. I never used Skool.com prior-to Clief Notes. Is there a way to track conversations - list 'hot topics' regardless of forum... maybe a newsletter format (1x/week) which highlights discussion topics which are relevant? Short of building a bot or agent to run through the site for topics of interest (I considered it, but didn't want to burn the tokens), I feel there's a better way but frankly don't have the brain bandwidth to attack the issue at the moment - so I ask the great groupmind of awesome, how could we do this better?

I am doing things I never thought I was capable of doing thanks to Jake ( and everyone else here). I'm a 60 year old grandma designing an app that has the potential to help a lot of people in times of grief. I'm vibe-coding - two words I didn't even understand a few months ago. I saw a pain point, identified what was needed and then started designing it. Me. Nana.