It lets you stay connected to work you started in the ChatGPT desktop app, even when you're away from your computer. For me, I can start a bigger AI project on my computer, walk away, and check on it from my phone instead of waiting until I'm back at my desk. Have you seen this update yet? 👇 👍 Yes! I already have it. 👀 I just noticed it. 🤔 Nope... this is the first I've heard of it. Let's compare notes! What new ChatGPT feature have you been using lately?

My Ebony collaborated with me in the Teachers Pay Teachers class on Monday and today she’s having her baby. Please pray for an uneventful birthing experiencing, a healthy baby and a healthy Mommy. CPC @Ty E Daniels will be leading today's call about Black Friday.

Hey, everyone!! Last week I created a free drag-and-drop calendar template. The response was so great that I decided to run it back, but this time I changed where you can place the image! This is also great for those images you have of individual men or women, posing on a white background. Here is the link: https://canva.link/y8dukc79n8pkzob

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Curious what everyone's actually using right now. Not the tools you've heard of. The ones you actually open when you're making content. If you're not sure what a "workflow" even means in this context — it's just the order you use your tools in to go from idea to finished post. Here's a simple one that works for a lot of people: ChatGPT can genuinely do it all in one place. Generate the image, write the caption, both in the same tool, same conversation. That's the simplest version. Or split it into two easy steps: use ChatGPT (or Claude) to write the caption and generate a base image, then bring it into Canva just to add small branded touches — your colors, your logo, your fonts. That's a complete workflow. Two tools. Nothing complicated. Some people go further with MidJourney and Higgsfield for more advanced visual work, but you don't need that to get started. What's your stack right now? Drop your tools below — curious what everyone's actually reaching for day to day.