It's that time of year again… fresh notebooks, sharpened pencils and that "new season, new me" energy ✏️✨ Except we're not packing crayons ➡️ we're packing AI tools. So let's do a supply swap 👇 Step 1️⃣ Drop ONE AI tool in the comments that's earning its spot in your bag right now plus what it actually does for you. (Example: "Perplexity 🔍 - my research assistant. Cut my content prep from 2 hours to 20 mins.") Step 2️⃣ Scroll through and reply ✏️ to 3 other members whose tool you're adding to your own cart. ⭐️ Bonus points: Tell them WHY you're stealing it. That's how the good conversations start 💬 Every comment and reply gets you closer to your next level, unlocks more resources and gets you one step closer to Level 5 and the chance to apply as a Summit Speaker 🏆 No tool is too basic. Someone in here has never heard of your "obvious" pick and it's about to change their week 🙌 Alright, bags open, let's see what you've got 🎒👇

Where would you say you are on your AI journey in business? ⬇️ (We’ve got resources for every level!) Clarification: When I say “AI First” I’m referring to AI taking on a larger share of the workload and output in a business, not AI replacing human strategy, decision-making, thought leadership, communication or connection. Think AI-leveraged, not AI-led. 😊 Thanks for your input @Kina Brown 💗

This is such a great place to come engage and meet other like minded women! Definitely makes it easy to level up when the conversation in the room is so interesting 😊

My unpopular opinion: I don't recommend that my clients hand every aspect of their business over to AI. There are things AI should handle: ✅ Repetition. ✅ Routine support. ✅ FAQs. ✅ Resource navigation. ✅ Lead qualification. ✅ The stuff that doesn't require your highest level of expertise. And then there are things I want you to own: ❌ Judgment. ❌ Discernment. ❌ Strategy. ❌ Taste. ❌ Trust. ❌ Accountability. The moments where context actually matters. The goal isn't: “How much of my business can I hand to AI?” It's: “How much of the work that doesn't require ME can AI support, so I have more capacity for the work that does?” That's a very different AI strategy. 💡 AI shouldn't make you replaceable. It should help you stop being the bottleneck. 💬 What are your thoughts? Are you seeing people over-automate and handing too much to AI right now? 👇

Have you heard this yet? Anthropic just confirmed today, August 11, that new Claude models will begin adding machine-readable watermarks to generated text and provenance information to supported files. Eventually, this is expected to extend across Claude products. Your first thought might be: “So everyone will know when I use AI?” But I think it's important to understand that it's not as black & white as that. A watermark may indicate that Claude processed the content. BUT, It doesn’t necessarily mean Claude created the idea. You could write an entire article yourself and ask Claude to proofread it...and the finished content may still indicate AI involvement. So what does this mean for entrepreneurs or women using AI like us? Well, here are my simple thoughts on this: - Keep your drafts. Save notes, outlines, research, and version history when authorship or IP matters. - Know the difference between AI-assisted and AI-created. Using AI to edit your thinking isn’t the same as outsourcing the thinking itself. - Build around your intellectual capital. Your experiences, frameworks, opinions, and results become even more valuable as AI-generated content becomes commonplace. - Don’t treat AI detection as proof of authorship. AI involvement doesn’t automatically mean AI originated the work. Perhaps the bigger shift is this: Proving your process may become almost as important as publishing the finished product. 👇 Would AI watermarks change how you use Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI tool, or would you be comfortable saying: “Yes, I use AI in my business, but the ideas, expertise, and decisions are mine.”