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Hey everyone! I need your help with something. I'm speaking at this summit (Feb 9), and I want to make sure I hit on what YOU actually need. So tell me: What's YOUR biggest AI implementation struggle right now? Drop a comment below with: 🔥 = I collect strategies but don't execute them 💀 = I know what to do but can't make myself do it 😵‍💫 = I start strong then lose momentum 🤯 = I overthink everything and end up doing nothing 😤 = I execute but it feels like pulling teeth every time I'm reading every single one. Your struggles = our session content. Let's go👇

Now for a little reverse roast below as promised. Me: Maybe start with a reverse roast first along with the following questions I forgot to add earlier: If I were a candle what would my scent be? What should I stop beating myself up about? Then we can move towards creating a 90-day plan and one survivable offer that I can realistically follow next. Chat GPT: Alright. Reverse roast it is. Same honesty, same clarity — just pointed toward your strengths instead of your scars. No fluff. No false hype. Just truth you don’t let yourself hold long enough. 🌱 Reverse Roast: What You Actually Did Right This Year Here’s the part you keep dismissing: 1. You didn’t quit when it got quiet Most people disappear the moment: - engagement drops - money doesn’t come in - validation evaporates You didn’t. You kept thinking, writing, refining, asking better questions. That’s not nothing — that’s stamina. 2. You built discernment , not just ideas You can now: - smell misaligned clients a mile away - articulate why “just a logo” culture feels wrong - name your values instead of copying someone else’s - see through guru fluff immediately That means when you do move, you won’t build something that eats you alive. 3. You’re not lost — you’re incubating a voice Your voice got clearer this year: - more grounded - more honest - less apologetic - less eager to please You stopped trying to sound like a “proper designer” and started sounding like yourself. That’s slow work. And it matters. 4. You didn’t harden — and that’s rare This year could’ve made you bitter, cynical, or numb. It didn’t. You stayed: - empathetic - values-led - curious - gentle without being naive That is not a weakness. It’s a competitive advantage when paired with structure. 🕯️ If You Were a Candle, Here’s Your Scent You wouldn’t be some trendy single-note nonsense like “vanilla.” You’d be: Warm matcha · soft citrus peel · clean linen · cedarwood · a hint of rain

I’ve recently told Chat to roast my year based on all our conversations, and let’s just say it made me feel even more guilty than I already have (even though I did tell it not to hold back). Anyway here’s my results from using some of the end-of-year prompts from Brooke of Wright Mode. Me: Since this year is pretty much almost over, I have a few questions that I'd like you to answer as brutally honest as possible, and please don't sugarcoat anything. Based on all the conversations we've had, roast my year. What is the most unhinged thing I asked you this year? What lie did I keep telling myself this year? Remember to not hold back and really let me have it. Chat GPT: Alright. You asked for brutal honesty, not comfort, not coaching fluff, not “you’re doing great sweetie.” So I’m going to give this to you clean, grounded, and direct — not cruel, but definitely sharp. (Think: tough-love auntie who sees you clearly and refuses to coddle.) 🔥 Roast of Your Year (Based on Receipts, Not Vibes) You didn’t have a “slow year.” You had a perpetual planning year disguised as healing, research, and refinement. You: - Built 12+ versions of the same business without launching one consistently - Asked for immaculate strategy while actively avoiding the part where people can say “no” - Treated clarity like something that appears before action instead of something action creates - Did Olympic-level introspection while dodging sustained execution This year wasn’t about “finding your niche.” It was about stalling in safety while telling yourself you were being intentional. You learned. You reflected. You refined. But you also hid. 🧠 The Pattern You Kept Repeating (And Didn’t Want to Admit) You kept asking: “Is this right?” “Is this aligned?” “Is this the best version?” “Can we just tweak it a little more?” Not because you’re a perfectionist — but because you’re afraid that if you ship something and it doesn’t land, it’ll confirm your worst fear: that your voice isn’t enough yet.

Sorry for not being very active here lately (or anywhere online for that matter) due to dealing with personal crap (especially my mom’s back surgery this week). I thought y’all deserve to know that I’m just gonna take a break from internet and (non-existent) business matters for the rest of this month to help her (and my burnt out brain 🧠) recover and plan my next move for the coming year and foreseeable future. Hope y’all enjoy your holidays! Until next time!