YAMS fam, let’s create something you can actually use this week! 📸 Try this approachable brand portrait for an introduction post, your About page, or content that helps people put a face to your business. The example attached is an AI-created fictional model. For YOUR portrait, upload a clear photo of yourself first, then copy this prompt: 👇🏽 COPY + PASTE Use my attached photo as the identity reference. Create one photorealistic vertical 4:5 editorial brand portrait of the same adult person. Preserve my facial structure, skin tone, age, eyes, hairline, hairstyle and body proportions. Do not beautify, slim, age or redesign me. Seat me comfortably on a simple stool against a rich solid teal studio backdrop. Dress me in a matte black casual utility jacket over a black crewneck. Give me a genuine mid-laugh smile, relaxed shoulders and hands resting naturally on my thighs. Frame from my head through my lap. Use broad, soft directional light, gentle highlights and believable skin tones. Keep my eyes and cheeks in focus. Preserve natural asymmetry, subtle pores with varied visibility, fine baby hairs, natural lip texture, fine lines and restrained tonal variation. Keep softer detail around the eyes. Keep the face, ears, neck and hands coherent under the same lighting, allowing natural regional differences. Use realistic eyes, teeth, hands, fingers and wrists. No plastic smoothing, airbrushing, repeated pore patterns, gritty texture, heavy orange color cast or extreme sharpening. No text, logos or watermark. Return one portrait, not a collage. 🔎 BEFORE YOU SHARE Zoom in, then look at the whole image. Check your face, skin, eyes, teeth and hands. More texture doesn’t always mean more realistic—and the result should still look like YOU. Want help keeping the face consistent and making skin believable? Start with the public AI Models & Realistic Skin module: https://www.skool.com/yams/classroom/50c86901?md=4f546d6650174a9abde323447311959b

“Success isn’t about how your life looks to others, it’s about how it feels to you.” — Michelle Obama Good morning, YAMS fam! Choose one thing today that brings you closer to a life you’re excited to live. Your version of success deserves room to grow. 🫶🏽 🎶 Song of the Day: “Golden” — Jill Scott

Maybe you’re learning how to use AI, turning your expertise into an offer, or scaling your business. Wherever you are, YAMS has different levels of resources and support to help you move forward. Here’s how to choose yours: 📚 STANDARD — Explore and apply Start with the classroom resources and put them to work. Your access includes starter prompts and templates, the AI Twin Image Prompt Library, Digital Marketing Foundations, the Faceless Content Starter Guide, the Landing Page Creator App, and community challenges. Explore what’s available, try the tools, and share what you create. 💡 PREMIUM — Build beyond the Ai basics Ready for deeper tools and structured guidance to develop your ideas? Premium includes everything in Standard, plus in-depth strategy specific to what you’re building, custom product mockup creation, group session replays (editing this week), and your Premium Digital Gift Basket. You can also host one module from your Skool community in the YAMS classroom. Premium is where you move further into creating offers, products, and practical assets with what you’re learning. 🔥 VIP — Personalized strategy and deeper execution When you need focused support for your brand or business, VIP goes deeper. You get everything in Premium, plus personalized ad diagnosis and strategy, custom AI prompts for your brand, training on creating ads in bulk with AI, private strategy sessions, or team training (if you want me to train your team ai or human). You can also host three classroom modules from your community inside YAMS. This is where we work on scaling what you’ve built through advanced strategy, and implementation. 👉 Click the Upgrade button on the screen—or click here to open the plans page—and choose the level that matches what you’re ready to do. -Whit 🫶🏽

Hey YAMS fam! I owe y’all a little update—and an apology for canceling our Vibe Code session last weekend. I attended a women’s retreat and couldn’t step away to host. I’ll announce when the next session will be once I have the date confirmed. 🫶🏽 I needed this time to reflect, pray, and let go of some things I’ve been carrying. And I want to share what happened because this experience meant so much to me. Last weekend, I attended Faithfully HER, a women’s retreat centered on Healing, Empowerment, and Restoration. Friday through Sunday, about 65 women of different ages, backgrounds, careers, and walks of life gathered together. 😌🫶🏽 I had been looking forward to it. But the week of? Here came the anxiety, the restlessness, the overthinking: “Do we really have to stay at the hotel?” “What are we even going to do?” “What if people look at me because I’m coughing?” I was getting over a cold, hadn’t eaten, and was dragging my feet after work Friday. Your girl had an attitude before we even got there. But underneath all of that, I had been wrestling with something bigger. I had been having some very honest conversations with God. And by conversations, I mean sometimes yelling, crying, and asking: “Do you hear me? I see you blessing everybody else. What about me? Am I being left out?” 😔 Meanwhile, I’m always moving, overthinking, working, creating. Sitting still long enough to listen? That’s something I’m still learning how to do. Then came last weekend. Friday night, I walked into a room full of women who knew my mother. Mom is apparently Mrs. Popular, while I’m beside her trying to manage my shy-person panic. 😂 Then I spotted my cousin, whom I hadn’t seen in years, and finally exhaled a little. We sang, had a devotional, made fragrances, and turned men’s ties into these cute, bedazzled art pieces with pearls. My mom had a glue gun in her hand and was in her element. Watching her enjoy herself made me happy. 😁 When the line dancing started, I stayed beside her and watched the women have a great time. It felt like we were little girls again.

“Don’t just complain about the problems you see and do nothing; roll up your sleeves and get to work finding solutions and remedies.” — Maya Angelou