Midjourney or real was the question in YESTERDAYS POLL. It was 62 to 50 ( in favor of MJ) But it was a REAL pic = ) I have to admit it looked AI generated (that's why I posted it). Thanks for playing!

@Stephen G. Pope You are currently in the Skool games, ranked 5th with your community No-Code Architects that I learned from the free Content Academy community page, and had to get on the pre-launch before the group blew up like it did. The question I had for you, and maybe this will help everyone in the community,. If you are open to sharing, I am considering launching a community in a similar way that we hope will be in the top 10 to win the Skool Games in August. The influencer does not have a community outside of the social media platforms and we are considering doing a 30 day challenge directing people through comments to a manychat DM conversations, link-in bio CTA's. Manychat will collect name, email and send to Skool free community. and to join, they must add an email address again and answer pain and want questions [to gauge what people want inside the community]. You had a pretty large following inside Content Academy and also on your YouTube channel before you launched No-Code Architects and they will be again, starting from nothing. To get people in, we are going to pick 9 random winners based on a referral into the community. Winners will get 1-year free membership, and there will be a grand prize for 1 winner who will receive lifetime access as they compete in a 30-day challenge before the launch on August 1st. Would you say doing this almost 2-month pre-launch challenge will be effective, or should we just collect names and emails from a landing page that gives the date, like you did, of when the community will release and how they only have 1 hour to sign up to get the greatest discount before the price increases to a set amount? Or should it be straight to paid with no free community? Due to the size of the social media community and the number of views, this person gets pre-reel or social media posts. If you need more details please let me know.

Want to not only SURVIVE but also THRIVE with AI in your business? Here are two things to avoid and then finally how to succeed. First, the obvious one: Ignoring AI Completely. Many traditional business owners are guilty of this, thinking AI is just a fleeting trend. Or ignoring it all together because they don't want to contribute to the advancement of AI because they are afraid of it. Remember how the internet, websites, and social media were initially dismissed? I too have concerns about AI, but that doesn't mean I'm going to put my head in the sand. Don’t repeat this mistake and get left behind. The second mistake, less obvious: Over-relying on current AI Models and not looking forward to the next one. Building a business around today’s AI without adapting to new versions can spell disaster. Rapid advancements mean what works today might be obsolete tomorrow. As Sam Altman pointed out, the key is to eagerly embrace and swiftly transition to the latest models to avoid being outpaced. Those that build on current models and hope new models don't interrupt their service are going to get crushed. How to Succeed: Stay informed and adaptable. Embrace the "AI gap"—that crucial period where you can harness current AI technologies while preparing for future iterations. By continuously adapting, you ensure long-term success and resilience. 💡 Don’t resist the future. Embrace AI and evolve with it! BTW I used the linked video to produce this post, check it out. The topics above and the automations in the video will be cover in my new community. The No-Code Architects! Coming June 1st!!