This past weekend, I traveled to Arkansas to celebrate my uncle's 85th birthday. We had a wonderful time, but coming home was another story! Greyhound and I had another episode! Our driver decided to stay at the rest stop ten minutes longer than he should have, which caused us to miss our connecting bus in Toledo by FIVE minutes! The next bus was not leaving for another six hours and twenty minutes. Now, y'all know I was not about to sit in that bus station all that time! I checked Uber, and the ride home was $85. I started talking to another lady who was also going to Detroit, and we decided to split the fare. Just like that, I found another way home! I was so glad to get home. I decided to get some work done, opened my laptop, and discovered the screen was cracked! I took it to the repair shop, and the gentleman told me it should be ready the next day. Well, when I called the next day, he informed me that the replacement screen he had did not work, and now he has to order another one. Hopefully, I will have my laptop back by Friday. Almost everything I use to operate my business is on that laptop! So here I am, working from my tablet. It takes longer, and some things are more difficult, but I am still finding ways to get things done. This experience has taught me something important about teaching AI and running a business. You need a backup plan! What happens if your laptop stops working an hour before your presentation? What if you have a class scheduled and suddenly cannot access the equipment you normally use? I have been stalled for a few days, but I cannot allow a broken laptop to stop everything I am building. I am learning in this season that sometimes you have to think fast, make adjustments, and work with what you have until you can get back to what you are accustomed to using. So, I wanted to share that with my Ruby Girl AI Academy family. Have you ever had something happen that forced you to change your plans immediately? How did you handle it?

Hey! I am back but working on a tablet! My laptop is broken. Here is the latest episode of my show with my agent Jyrome. Tell me what you think!

Note: You have to go to Facebook to see this week's episode. You are seeing next week's video because you are in my community~ What if we changed the AI video game instead of following what everybody else is doing? I know what is trending right now. Those movie-style AI videos are everywhere, and people are creating some amazing content. But I have been paying attention to something. Short videos seem to keep people interested and wanting more. We are dealing with an audience whose attention span is getting shorter, and sometimes you can spend hours creating a long AI video only for someone to scroll past it before the story even gets good. So, I have been thinking, why not give them just enough to make them want the next scene? When I post my short videos on social media, I tell the story in the caption. The video catches their attention, and the written content gives them something to connect with. I do not necessarily need to produce an entire movie to get my message across. Now, YouTube is a different conversation. That is where I would consider putting the complete story together so viewers can enjoy the entire experience. I am looking at this from a creator's perspective, too. We have to consider the time it takes to produce these videos. If I can create several short scenes, build anticipation and keep my audience coming back without spending hours producing one long video, that is worth exploring. Sometimes changing the game is not about creating more. It is about recognizing how people are consuming what we have already created. Ruby Girl AI Academy, I want your thoughts on this. Would you rather watch one complete AI movie-style video, or follow a series of short episodes that leave you wondering what happens next? I am seriously considering making this part of our AI content creation strategy. What do you think? Coach Kay Your AI Bestie

Hey, I will be traveling for a few days. I might not be posting in Skool. I am seeking God for fresh new ideas to share with my community and clarity for my next. Have you ever been in the crossroad of do I work my business full-time, or do I go back to work? I am there y'all. I love what I do but sometimes full-time entrepreneurship is not for every business owner. Tell me what you think?

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