I am really curious to know - how are you all feeling about custom GPTs? AI has changed a lot since they first came out and I'm wondering if it's time to retire the trainings I have around building them. Would love to know how many of you use them and still find them valuable!

I’m asking this seriously. About eight years ago I got divorced. My daughters eventually grew up and moved out. And suddenly I was an empty nester figuring out life again. What I didn’t expect was that the internet would become my retirement plan. Today I run Skool communities and generate about $10K–$15K a month in recurring revenue. And the best part is that I can work from anywhere in the world. That wasn’t the plan when I was working in corporate. But it became possible because I started building online. And here’s something I’ve been thinking about lately for many of you in this community… If you're here learning about AI, online business, and digital opportunities, have you considered building your own Skool community? Not because you need another project. But because it could become a second income stream for your future. Maybe it’s: • A community teaching one AI tool you’ve mastered • A space where you share prompts and workflows • A niche AI community for your industry • A Skool operator service helping other hosts run their communities • A VA pivot into Skool community management It doesn’t have to replace your income. But imagine what $1K–$2K a month in recurring revenue could do for your future. This is how many people quietly start building their retirement income online. So I’m curious: Have you ever considered opening your own Skool community? Or are you here mainly to learn AI skills? I’d love to hear where everyone’s at. 👇

Special thanks to our biggest contributors in our community! Love seeing the regulars holding strong, and the newcomers that are creating more visibility for themselves, brand and community. Here are the Top 10 members for the week: @Christine Vabre @Katrin Birkholz @Katya McEwen @Tina Campbell @Niya Davis @Jessica Clark @Alyssa Kathryn @Kerrin Kuntzman @Alexis Roark @Yokima Cureton Here's a simple way to rank on the leaderboard: 1️⃣ Post a welcome introduction here 2️⃣ Comment on 5 posts from other members that are genuine with a thoughtful comment or a follow-up question. Stay away from "Good work" or "Thank-you" comments. Those comments typically die, and you want to create a thread of conversation 3️⃣ Once you get to Level 2 (5 points) you can now starting posting a question to the community or share an insight (without links). Keep these short and engaging with a WHAT question. Capturing member's perspectives and opinions is how to grow your points. Don't try to be the guru. Create learning with others. 4️⃣ Then you'll see you're moving further up to Level 3, 4, 5. Now you are able to post about your free and paid offers in your own communities, and apply to be a speaker in our next summit. See our posting and commenting guidelines for more details Did I also mention there are rewards with training and tools that 🔓 unlock in the classroom as you reach a new level.? It's not about competition, it's about gratitude for your time and effort in our community.

With all the tools at your fingertips, with all the ideas floating around, with all the teaching that's been done, with all the knowledge you have gained, with all the time that has passed... Where are you now? What is still stopping you from making your first 1k, then 5k, then 10k? Would love to hear your thoughts. Have a brilliant weekend! xx Katrin

I still find people on social media dismissing AI and the benefits of using AI tools in your business. Be honest. Where do you stand? Is AI something you fell into or intentionally added to your business?