Let me introduce you to something that could save you hundreds of hours of content creation. A PLR ebook is a done-for-you digital book that comes with a special license. That license gives you permission to edit it, put your name on it, and sell it as your own. You do not write it from scratch. You take what is already written and make it yours. Think of it like buying a house that is already built. You did not lay the foundation or frame the walls. But you can paint it your color, furnish it your way, and call it home. The structure is already there. You just make it yours. That is what raw material means. You are not selling someone else’s work. You are using their content as a starting point and building something new from it. Something that sounds like you, speaks to your audience, and solves a problem your people actually have. The PLR license is what makes this legal. Without it you cannot edit, rename, or resell the content. With it you have full permission to transform it into your own product and keep every dollar you make from it. The Skills training being offered on Monday will show you exactly how to do this step by step. Before we start we need to know where you are starting from. Answer in the comments below. Question One: Before reading this post had you heard of PLR ebooks? A: Yes I knew exactly what they were. B: I had heard the term but was not sure what it meant. C: This is the first time I am seeing this. Question Two: Now that you understand what PLR is, where do you stand? A: I already have PLR ebooks sitting unused somewhere. B: I do not have any but I want to get some and build with them. C: I am curious but still not sure if this is for me. Drop your two letters in the comments. I am reading every single one.

You have used AI to start something. I know you have. Maybe it was a course outline. A lead magnet. A post series. An ebook you have been meaning to write for two years. You opened AI, typed something in, got a decent start, saved the document, and never came back to it. That is not a discipline problem. That is a setup problem. Here is what actually happens. You open AI with an idea. AI does not know who you are, what you are building, who it is for, or what done looks like for you. So it gives you something generic enough to fit anyone. You look at it, it feels close but not quite right, you make a few edits, save it, and walk away because finishing it would require you to make fifty more decisions AI is not equipped to help you make. Not because AI is not capable. Because you never told it enough to finish what it started. So the project sits. Half built. Fully formed in your head. Going nowhere on the page. A skill fixes this. A skill is a document you create once that tells AI everything it needs to know to work with you from start to finish on any project. Your voice. Your audience. Your standards. Your purpose. The specific outcome you are building toward. Once that document exists AI does not just help you start. It helps you finish. It knows what done looks like because you told it. It knows who the project is for because you told it. It knows what your name on something means because you told it. The difference between AI that starts things and AI that finishes them is not a better prompt. It is a skill built around the project you are trying to complete. I have watched established professionals finish in one focused session what they had been circling for months. Not because they suddenly found more time. Because they finally gave AI enough to work with. If you have a project sitting in draft mode right now tell me what it is. One sentence. Just tell me what you have been trying to finish. We’ll talk about how a Skill can get you across the finish line.

Let me ask you something honest. Have you ever been through something hard, figured your way through it, and then watched someone else struggle with the exact same thing wishing you could just hand them what you know? That is not a coincidence. That is a calling. Most people carry years of hard-earned wisdom and never do anything with it. Not because it is not valuable. Because nobody showed them how to package it in a way that actually helps someone else and can be shared or sold as a real product. That is what I want to explore with you today. A teaching ebook is not a memoir. It is not a self-help book filled with someone else’s research and theories. It is your story, your lessons, and your lived experience written in a way that speaks directly to the person who is walking through what you already survived. It reads like a wise mentor sitting across the table telling the truth about what it actually takes to get from where they are to where you are now. And here is the part most people miss. Your story does not have to be dramatic to matter. It just has to be real. Real is what people are hungry for. Real is what they cannot find on Google. Real is what they will pay for and share with everyone they know who needs it. Now here is where it gets interesting. What if you did not have to sit down and figure out how to write any of this alone? What if AI could walk you through a series of questions, pull your story out of you one answer at a time, and then write the entire ebook for you based on exactly what you said? No blank page. No guessing. No starting over. Just your story, your words, your wisdom, packaged into something real. That is called a skill. It is a set of instructions you give AI once that tells it exactly how to work with you every single time. Think of it like hiring a ghostwriter who already knows your voice, your audience, and your purpose before you type a single word. I want to know where you are with all of this. Tell me which of these sounds most like you right now.

You are being trained by people with high visibility and impact. You've made the investment into it. Dont take that lightly. Myron Golden sad that low pricing hurts you. He told us to think about this - What would you think about a Rolls Royce with a $5k price tag?

Yes DCT will be moving off the Skool Platform one step at a time. It won't be abrupt. Skool has become a place where valuable information goes to die. It lacks the structure adult learners need, especially in AI. I have been in the top 1000 communities on Skool since I joined the platform, which has been about 2-3 years. I've even ranked #1, so I Im leaving even though I've found success on the platform. This decision was not easy to make, but it was very necessary. Plus, I absolutely HATE that new members cannot be discovered on the site if they are not in the top 1000, and since Alex Hormozi has come over things are changing, and I dont like what I see. I found a space that actually aligns with how I teach, communicate, and sell. And instead of just moving over there quietly, I am building a 101 so you can build right along with me. AND IT IS NOT GO HIGH LEVEL because NOOOOOO!!! Aint nobody got time for all of that techy stuff. Tried it and I hate it for my community. Your community. Your courses. Your digital asset library. We are building it all together. No more tears or confusion. That is what professionals do. They do not just announce. They bring people with them. Access AI agents to automate everything without the tech headache. AND the platform is BLACK OWNED. Plus, I have direct access to the owner and his engineering team. No agents or AI. REAL PEOPLE. Stay close. This is about to get good. Uyi Abraham