It's good to have a worksheet to work with. I like to review the whole thing and go back and do the work.

It's very comprehensive, as long as one gives up trying to get it right, or perfect first go thru. I haven't finished reviewing it yet.

Yes @David Gikandi, the accent and pacing is engaging to listen to, neutral and I did enjoy some enhanced tones towards the end to highlight certain requests. Process is presented as very do-able. I did find I tended to look at the writing v the women speaking, though I did marvel at how well AI had modeled her doing the presentation. Thumbs up from me

I gather we will be able to use the AI to better hone our goals as well, run it past it and have it pick us up on waffle?

It is very soothing to hear that we don't need to worry ourselves with all the steps, and you got our backs David. It makes it safe to try, and fail, pick up ourselves and give it another shot. I like @Steve Bullock am excited about how AI and the human guide called David can provide the objective on one hand, and genuine care and empathy on the other hand. In manageable bite sized pieces.

@David Gikandi Appreciate the progress update.

@David Gikandi I do like the Skool platform, ie it's structure and ability to have community engagement. Given your knowledge and how long you have been doing this I don't quite understand why you don't have hundred fold enrolment if not engagement. I belong to another Skool platform where there is an enrolment of over one hundred but it is a core 15 who regularly engage in the community. The others might be doing the work, but alot of the growth comes from sharing vulnerabilities, identities, and authentic engagement. I identify as a loner so know I would not be good at creating communities.

@David Gikandi Yes that makes sense. This does offer a concrete path that is applicable to anyone's goals.