I shared this previously with my students and got some great feedback, so sharing a version here for this fine group 😊 I think it's clear that (before it's even officially started...) this summit is pretty dang amazing! There's a TON of value in the community, let alone in the speaker presentations and the swag bag resources. And all of that goodness can be just a teensy bit overwhelming 😅 So here's a quick 5-part Summit Success Plan, complete with some handy prompts you can use to help you strategically prioritize which sessions to focus on, organize your notes, and create an implementation plan. Click here for the Google doc Success Plan

(For People Over 50 — Powered by AI — Zero “Tech” Energy) These are designed to make people say out loud: “I didn’t even think of that… that’s actually brilliant.” 1. AI Life Simplifiers (50+) | A community for using AI to make everyday life easier — not more complicated. ✅ Writing emails, managing schedules, planning trips, handling paperwork. ✅ Angle: “AI as your personal assistant, not your replacement.” 2. The Second-Career AI Lab | For people 50+ designing their next chapter, not their last job. ✅ Consulting, coaching, freelancing, passion projects — all accelerated with AI. ✅ Angle: “You already have experience. AI just gives you leverage.” 3. AI for Memory, Mind & Mental Sharpness | A private community focused on using AI to support cognitive health. ✅ Journaling prompts, memory recall systems, learning companions. ✅ Angle: “Use AI to keep your mind sharp — not to think for you.” 4. The AI Legacy Builders | For people who want to preserve their stories, wisdom, and life lessons. ✅ AI-assisted memoirs, family knowledge bases, ethical digital legacies. ✅ Angle: “Your life experience shouldn’t disappear when you do.” 5. Practical AI for Parents & Grandparents | Helping 50+ adults stay connected and relevant across generations. ✅ Understanding AI kids are using, helping with school, navigating tech safely. ✅ Angle: “Don’t fall behind the world your family lives in.” 💥 Why These Work on Skool - Built around identity + life stage, not trends. - Perfect for private discussion, not noisy social platforms - AI is the tool, not the personality - Members stay because it solves real-life problems, weekly “Who here wants to build a Skool community but can’t figure out what to create, how to execute, or how to grow it, especially with AI?”

I have been using AI as a thought partner for a few years now. So much so I started a business to help business owners and creatives get seen online with clarity and confidence. My business is Divine Touch Media, LLC . One of my favorite tools is Sora2. I think it hates me somtimes lol. I love to create videos and when I first stated using tools I would be in tears because they would glitch at the most inopportune times. I finally got over myself. I hope to connect with as many of you as possible to share ideas, hopes and fears. Yup those too. We got this!

Hey everyone, I’m Zakiya, based in the U.S. I come from a background in quality assurance and systems-focused work, and I’m currently exploring AI, digital products, and creative tech. I’ve used ChatGPT before, but I honestly had no idea how much could really be done with it or with other AI tools until recently. My business is still in the early stages—I’m focused on learning AI deeply, experimenting with tools like ChatGPT, Gemini (including AI Studio), and Claude, and figuring out how to turn that knowledge into practical systems and digital products. So far, I’ve enjoyed experimenting with prompting and seeing how much clarity and structure it can bring. I’m looking forward to learning from everyone here and growing alongside the community.

You are posting art everywhere. Etsy. Gumroad. Beacons. Stan Store. Maybe all of them. And you are exhausted. Here is what you are not seeing yet. You do not have a sales problem. You have a scattered presence problem. Your audience cannot buy from you because they cannot find you. Or when they do find you, they land somewhere cold. No context. No connection. Just a checkout page. The artists who are actually making money from their work are not running to five different platforms hoping one of them hits. They are bringing people into one place. A place that feels like a gallery, functions like a store, and builds trust before anyone ever clicks buy. That place is a community. Not a follower count. Not a link in bio. A room where people come in, look around, feel something, and stay long enough to purchase. When your community becomes your storefront, everything changes. You stop chasing traffic. You start curating an experience. Your art lives in organized modules. Your buyers browse like they are walking through your personal collection. And when they are ready, they do not have to leave to give you money. This is the shift that enables the other shifts. I built my community this way. I teach others to do the same at the AI-Driven Business Summit. I plan to share some of my biggest business strategies. Click here to visit the module.