Today reminded me that I don’t need to know everything before I start building. Every time I create something—even if it’s simple—I learn something new. I’m finding that learning a little, building a little, and improving a little each day is giving me more confidence than waiting until I feel “ready.”

After the first lesson in AI Advantage I worked with Claude Sonnet 4.6 to create an app to solve a need. This happened before the prompt class, so clearly I know now I could have streamlined the process from my end. I watched Igor’s video the other day on Fable 5, and it occurred to me that maybe even switching to Opus now that I’m beta testing and preparing for launch might be a good idea? (Sonnet was fine when I started, but as I learned more, I kind of feel like I’m working with a lazy developer now…He even makes excuses!). Would it be beneficial to ask Opus to review the existing code?

I don’t need every AI tool, every GPT, or every new feature. I need to keep learning and applying what I learn. Many beginners get overwhelmed trying to master everything. I’m finding that steady progress beats feature collecting every time. One lesson.One step.One day at a time. #AI #BuildInPublic #ChatGPT

Good morning 🌞 everyone 😁 Glad to be in this community. My name is Jennifer Toledo, I'm from Massachusetts. I joined this group because I'm looking forward to learn more about AI. I'm a new entrepreneur, I am working on doing my own digital creations for my business and I need all the help I can get. I am also involved in cryptocurrency investments and financial planning. I find AI very interesting and useful tool. Please any ideas or any help I am here to learn. If I can be of help let me know, I am here to serve the community. Blessings,🙏

Trying to learn everything. Every day there was: • A new AI tool • A new AI model • A new AI workflow • A new AI tutorial I kept consuming. But I wasn't building. Everything changed when I started following one simple rule: Learn → Build → Share Instead of watching 10 tutorials, I built 1 project. Instead of saving 50 AI posts, I applied 1 idea. That's when AI started becoming a skill instead of entertainment. Most people don't need another course. They need more time using what they've already learned. What's the last thing you built with AI?